i also learn why he calls ranching a big gamble. >> there is a big gamble in ranching.tertime can be hard. you can have some big storms. there can be death loss. you can buy a bull for $10,000, and he can go wreck himself or break his leg or something, and you may not get any return out of him. >> for years, clayton works a second job, hoping to make enough money to build up his own herd. getting the ranch to pay off becomes more urgent when he falls in love with lisa landwehr, who teaches at the local one-room schoolhouse. >> love at first sight. [ laughs ] my mom said she could see why i fell for him. my dad said, "are you sure you shouldn't wait?" [ laughs ] he's always been very good to me. we've had a lot of fun together. >> my wife's from minnesota. the whole thing's been a culture shock for her. [ chuckles ] you know, it's 120 miles to the nearest movie theatre. the old timers would say, you know, "this country's hard on horses and women." >> in 1998, the couple's first child, julie, is born. she'll grow up to be a cowgirl, through and through. >> julie came alon

to come up with essential hardware for the mission do you see this as being a big gamble or a big risk i mean what's your assessment i think it's probably less risky to have more players in to not just rely on government programs to be quite honest with the if you look at the progress that the large s.l.'s rocket has made and it's many years behind many billions over yet if you look at what space x. is doing they're launching rockets for a fraction of the cost and they can afford to blow them up just to test a new system so i think quite frankly the smart thing to do is what nasa has done and that is to bring the private sector and nasa says that it would like to see artemus be a sustainable mission unlike apollo 15 years ago sustainable as in a permanent presence on the moon is that what we're talking about. well it's funny you should ask that because that's the question i asked the administrator yesterday sustainable means different things to different people yes your estimation yet if the idea is you go there you just don't go there wave a flag and leave it you go there he set up a

to come up with essential hardware for the mission do you see this as being a big gamble or a big risk i mean what's your assessment i think it's probably less risky to have more players in to not just rely on government programs to be quite honest with the if you look at the progress that the large s.l.'s rocket has made and it's many years behind many billions over yet if you look at what space x. is doing they're launching rockets for a fraction of the cost and they can afford to blow them up just to test a new system so i think quite frankly the smart thing to do is what nasa has done and that is to bring the private sector and nasa says that it would like to see an artist be a sustainable mission unlike apollo 50 years ago sustainable as in a permanent presence on the moon is that what we're talking about. well it's funny you should ask that because that's the question i asked the administrator yesterday sustainable beans different things to different people yes your estimation yet if the idea is you go there you just don't go there wait a flag and leave it you go there he set up

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to come up with essential hardware for the mission do you see this as being a big gamble or a big risk i mean what's your assessment i think it's probably less risky to have more players in to not just rely on government programs to be quite honest with the if you look at the progress that the large s.l.'s rocket has made and it's many years behind many billions over yet if you look at what space x. is doing they're launching rockets for a fraction of the cost and they can afford to blow them up just to test a new system so i think quite frankly the smart thing to do is what nasa has done and that is to bring the private sector and nasa says that it would like to see artemus be a sustainable mission unlike apollo 15 years ago sustainable as in a permanent presence on the moon is that what we're talking about. well it's funny you should ask that because that's the question i asked the administrator yesterday sustainable means different things to different people yes your estimation yes if the idea is you go there you just don't go there wait a flag and leech it you go there he set up a

to come up with essential hardware for the mission do you see this as being a big gamble or a big risk i mean what's your assessment i think it's probably less risky to have more players in to not just rely on government programs to be quite honest with the if you look at the progress that the large s.l.'s rocket has made and it's many years behind many billions over yet if you look at what space x. is doing they're launching rockets for a fraction of the cost and they can afford to blow them up just to test a new system so i think quite frankly the smart thing to do is what nasa has done and that is to bring the private sector and nasa says that it would like to see in our midst be a sustainable mission unlike apollo 15 years ago sustainable as in a permanent presence on the moon is that what we're talking about. well it's funny you should ask that because that's the question i asked the administrator yesterday sustainable beans different things to different people i guess your estimation yet if the idea is you go there you just don't go there wait a flag and leave it you go there he

community in fact one ultra orthodox cabinet minister has resigned in protest over this now it's a big political gamble for the prime minister because he really depends on this although it's community for support but now what we're seeing is that this community is really turning against him because of this decision with lots of protests but of course to do nothing would also be really politically problematic all right let's see focused on benjamin netanyahu for a 2nd the prime minister is already facing some headwind back at home so what does that actually mean for him you know we're actually seeing we're seeing weekly demonstrations out front of the front of his jewish star is jerusalem residents and those actually because of his handling of the coronavirus but also because of allegations of corruption that are continuing to hang over his head these weekly demonstrations as we can see this is just from last saturday people calling for him to resign so of course he's already in a critical position this is not a popular decision he's making now so it is going to have another impact on him however he can

it was a big gamble, it sounds glamorous to buy a television station but that kind of television station really in the motherland at that time. 's ...... the concept was. as part of the licensing run a television station, you needed to show a certain amount of public affairs on the air. and ted was decidedly anti- news which is why this is such a great story. he was not a crusading news fellow at all. he crusading against the news but he had up at a certain part of it on the air. he talked with the young radio announcer was stumbled into the station pretty hope he is out there, he's out there say hello. bill. he stumbled into the station it with all these other young folk who were just tantalized by the prospect of television, he basically had been the sort of guy who through the short straw is the station and announcer had treated the requisite newscast. it evolved over time into a fun requisite newscast that was not like any other. now we have lampooned in the news on that all the time. but he and the crew in the middle of the nights or it aired in the middle of the night, fitted joke

. >> yeah, i think that it is a big gamble and i think people that you have to be careful not to assume old conventional wisdom on this stuff. because if you look at 2018, kavanaugh helped in two states, period. hard to see where it really helped the right. and let me check in with ali vitali following the biden campaign. she is joining us on the phone. ali, the front and center issue has been the virus and health care. there is a lot of base democrats that want to see more fight from the democrats on this court fight. how is joe biden going to walk that line to both show some fight but not get dragged into, you know, sort of fights about what the size of the supreme court should be which is clearly a topic he does not want to address before the election? >> reporter: clearly a topic he doesn't want to address. and i'm sorry for joining us by phone. we're having some issues on the ground here in flint. our camera guy here will take you inside what we're seeing at the book shop which is a lot of motorcade action and we expect kamala harris to be coming closer to us now. but that poll for

community in the past but for him to do nothing in the face of that massive spike would also be a big political gamble all right let's stay with the prime minister right now i mean benjamin netanyahu is actually facing a head wind back at home in israel isn't he saying major demonstrations every week at the front of his house in jerusalem the crowds call for him to resign now that's because of a combination of factors the coronavirus handling is one issue that they're upset about but also there's the corruption allegations that are still hanging over his head we're looking at pictures now of the demonstrations from last saturday and we've been seeing these things basically every weekend for the pos few months or so with this new lockdown at least these demonstrations will be off the streets now. the prime minister is battling this at home he's actually flying off at the moment to washington where he will be soon signing in a cold with buffering to normal normalize diplomatic relations he's getting some criticism from other arab countries over that all right. thanks for keeping us up to date. all right

how big is sports gambling we have seen all of these deals. it is legal in new jersey. there's nothing wrong with me doing that and everything i talked to is doing it. how big is it when you have states like michigan firing it up there. >> it's big and it's growing especially when states look to find new revenue streams, they're particularly more inclined to consider legalizing gambling but online gaming -- don't forget, online gaming is a big part of this and right now only about six states have legalized that this is part of what caesars wants. they want to put into one wallet, sports gambling, online sports gambling, online poker and online casino games. they think that's where the synergy comes. this could be a total addressable market for sports betting of 30 to $35 billion so we're still at the stage in this country of sports betting where in the u.s. it's more mature and there is, again, sources close to this deal seem to indicate that if caesars is successful in this bid they might want to shed the u.k. business and focus on the u.s. business. it's a domestic com

as the states move forward, there is a big assumption they're going to legalize sports gambling, onlineambling, online sports betting because they need the tax revenue that it brings people to the table on that front i want to point out it's not just draftkings that are outstripping the big casinos if you look at penn right now, it's up 430% it is now bigger than market cap in wynn resorts. we had results of caesar's making a play on william hill alongside a separate offer from apollo why? because they had made such extensive headway in sports books in the united states, and they think it will only be bigger should we be surprised, though, that gambling stocks attract m gamblers >> here's the food of thought i'll leave you with. is it easier to convert casino gamers and gamblers to fantasy and kind of sports betting, or the other way around my point is if the tax revenue pie is only so big, you're cutting it with that many more people out there, so i'm not sure how much more it gets bigger >>> let's skip ahead and talk about quantity us. remember tho -- qantas? they put the actual bar c

. >>> one bay area city is betting big on outdoor gambling. but will customers want to up the ante? we were there as tents were set up in thsan jose. the card games will look a lot different, cards will be sanitized after each dealer rotation. chips must also be disinfected. as for players, they must keep at least six feet away and some tables will have clear barriers as well. >>> i'm going to wager it's going to get hotter, i was paying attention earlier. that was on the betting bar.>> definitely going to get hotter over the next several days. everything we experience down here is driven by the other upper atmosphere. more high-pressure on top of us is still in the process of building. it will reach its peak on sunday and monday and will reposition itself to set up that heat dome on top of us. it's going to be toasty, to say the least. it will start on saturday and continue through sunday and monday. another spare the air day tomorrow, 17th in a row. the north bay and the santa clara valley will have the worst air quality. the silver lining is that at sunset, and sunrise we do get

call 1.877.only.att >>> one bay area city is betting big on outdoor gambling but will customers want to go? we wanted to ask about the casino in san jose. the card games are going to look different. cards will be sanitized or set aside for seven days after each dealer rotation. chips must also be disinfected and asked for players, they have to keep six feet apart and some tables will have clear barriers. >>> one man's crusade against buffalo wings now. we are breaking down different things in the money watch report. >> reporter: wall street turned in one of its best days since july on wednesday. the dow rallied for the 54 points and the nasdaq jumped 116 and the s&p 500 gained 54. the balance sheet is expected to soar to a record. according to the congressional budget office, the deficit is going to pop up $3.3 trillion. that is more than triple last year's balance. the watchdog says the economic downturn has added more than $2 trillion to the federal ledger. >>> the potential for unrest around the election is a concern for mark zuckerberg. in one interview with cbs this morning, gay

asth asthma -- big as mattel was 16 years ago, and gambling goes virtual alltry, then i think erica is dead right. this is a colossal business. and the scarcity value here says if the stock comes down, it didn't run up too much for my taste. and you've got to takedvta aange of it and you've got to buy. "mad money" is back after the break. makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealth management, your dedicated adviser can give you straightforward advice and tailored recommendations. that's the clarity you get with fidelity wealth management. and tailored recommendations. at cdw we get you're always yeah. i'm just not sure office drones were the way to do it. [ laughing ] drone voice: l-o-l. our market share looks good, but... drone voice: where are the bagels? well, cdw can help you modernize your company the right way, with a scalable infrastructure from hpe, making you more efficient and secure. great. oh. [ drones b

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as was pointed out back in april, it was a big gamble, a gamble with american lives and the u.s. economy. the gamble has resulted in more cases and more deaths. in the short-term, it made the economy better. the economy regained about half of the jobs lost. the unemployment rate developed from 15% to 8.4%. still, 2 1/2 times higher in february and the next job numbers, when they're released next friday, will continue to show marginal improvement. the cost of reopening too soon won't be obvious until after the election. while we don't know what the numbers will reveal, one thing is certain, the true impact of the president's gamble won't be evident until it's too late. donald trump holds the vast power of the us presidency, but he's refused to use it. he's not contained the coronavirus but has unleashed it. as a result many more lives will be lost and in the long term, the economy will suffer. the president's failure to make the most meager effort to contain the coronavirus is his economic legacy. i look forward to the testimony of our witnesses and i recognize the chairman of the

cabinet minister an orthodox jew who has actually resigned in protest and this move could be a big political gamble for the prime minister because he has really relied on the old dos community to back him but obviously doing nothing would also be incredibly problematic all right let's stay focus on benjamin netanyahu right now he's facing actually a lot of head wind at home right now isn't he he has been facing weekly demonstrations people calling for him to resign now that's because of a combination of his handling of the coronavirus pandemic but as well because you have these corruption allegations hanging over his head that is still not yet been concluded and many people have been calling him to resign we can see these images this is just from saturday night just gone pasta of huge crowds in front of his residence and that's been a regular scene over the last few weeks so this new lockdown will at least put an end to those demonstrations but just as the country is getting ready to lock down netanyahu itself is actually taking off he's flying to washington at the moment to sign a new accord with

community in the pos but for him to do nothing in the face of that massive spike would also be a big political gamble over at let's stay with the prime minister right now i mean benjamin netanyahu is actually facing a head wind back at home in israel listening he's saying major demonstrations every week at the front of his house in jerusalem the crowds call for him to resign and that's because of a combination of factors the coronavirus handling is one issue that they're upset about but also there's the corruption allegations that are still hanging over his head we're looking at pictures now of the demonstrations from last saturday and we've been seeing these scenes basically every weekend for the past few months or so with this new law down at least these demonstrations will be off the streets now as if the prime minister is battling this at home he's actually flying off at the moment to washington where he will be soon signing in accord with bahrain to normal normalize diplomatic relations he's getting some criticism from other arab countries over that all right. thanks for keeping us up to date. l

guys, what we are witnessing may be masa son's next big gamble.e capital in the world disrupting the startup ecosystem for everyone in it now it's looking like a hedge fund we have to see how that's going to play out, joe. >> we will one report though, deidre says the company bet billions -- sitting on billions of profits we don't know how much of the original position softbank is still holding. wi why are investors selling off shares so quickly in the company? >> reporter: as you have been talking about this morning, you see the nasdaq and big tech sells off. perhaps some jitters there softbank was selling off before we knew what stocks were doing so part of it comes down to transparency and lack of it at softbank i've been covering the vision fund for the last few years. i'll be honest, it has been difficult to figure out how much of a position softbank has when it's getting in, when it's getting out, how they're marking the valuations now that it's acting like a hedge fund, investors don't have a lot of answers as to what the moves over the las

>> i think the democrats are running two big gambles in the way they are responding to what is a legitimate2016, it was justice ginsburg who said it was totally appropriate for a president to nominate and the senate to confirm a justice during an election year. so, they can simply -- republicans can go around and quote justice ginsburg's own statements from four years ago. but the democrats have two challenges. one which nancy pelosi just exemplified is they are going to get more radical, more frantic, you are going to see more crowds showing up at senators' houses and trying to intimidated people. going to talk about packing the court in the future. there will be sort of a frenzy because the truth is that they're powerless. yes, the president nominates the people that we're looking at. they are people of faith and the democrats have to be very careful when they have somebody like kamala harris who is as anti-catholic as openly anti-catholic as she is to not get involved in antireligious thing. second, i think the real question is can mitch mcconnell find 50 votes. if he can, there is nothi

big is inclusiveness. they're looking for private companies looking to go public, but then they're also going after publicly traded companies. you might think why would procter & gamblelike that, want to do an exchange like this the sgg issues are really becoming very big and companies want to pledge a higher level of involvement than the existing exchanges. we'll see, kelly, but these types of issues are catching on. you actually have an exchange around the idea now. >> we used to talk about stocks going public, but now we have exchanges launching. how do you think this will affect the average investor? we've talked a lot about market structure. it doesn't sound like this will interfere with that, but it does, i would imagine, fragment things, and kind of related to that, how is it likely to affect the ipo process, if at all >> yeah, they're not going to go after -- they, the long-term stock exchange, are going to try to target companies that want to go public that are willing to take a pledge to say, we'll have a higher level of involvement in these esg type issues than the other exchanges. i think the other exchanges would say, fine, if our companies want to pledg

great for viewers but also very good for municipalities and state revenue shortfalls you know gambling is a bigg on again, main stream adoption of regulated gambling, that's what happened today on draftkings the valuation makes no sense on ev to sales is 13 times 20, 21 >> you and guy can fight about it off line. we're going to move on we are 50 days away from the 2020 election so let's take a look how the options market is positioned itself post election market mike joins us now. >> right now the options market is pricing in fairly considerable volatility around the election and best way to see this is looking at the vix futures, think of that as rolling 30-days windows of volatility, october vix futures, pricing right now what the vix might be at october expiration which captures election is the highest vix future on the board. that's one way to look at it another thing, take a look at the term structure in s&p. you can see a pronounced spike and see in both cases, in vix futures and s&p 500 options that the volume at priced in this year is considerably higher than four years ago. >> all righ

it's really going for it on groceries now, but will this online gamble pay off? one bigt buy waitrose products? we spoke to a few of them. are you going to switch or stick? switch. stick. switch. i can't see people doing a full shop at m&s, no, i don't think so, not the essentials. i do love going to my local m&s. i'm excited i will be able to get that delivered to my front door. waitrose is fighting back, investing heavily in its online operations. all retailers have. this market has almost doubled since the pandemic and amazon is about to pile on the pressure, ramping up its food service as well. ocado said a very small number of orders had to be cancelled today because of a surge in demand. early days, but there is an awful lot riding on this for m&s, though, as it tries to turn its business around. emma simpson, bbc news. this week marks the 75th anniversary of the official end of world war two. it ended almost six years of global conflict, the deadliest in human which claimed the lives of more than 80 million people. as part of a series highlighting the different ro

i enjoy gambling, but i wonder how big the market can be, the optimism being priced into the stocks reflectsmbling age to, like, 13 to get as many people out this gambling. >> they already have they know how to do it it's not just on fantasy >>> let's stick with sports for a second the nfl season issic canning offer tonight there's a lot at stake. julia, how much are we talking here >> we're talking about $4.5 billion for the season, $3 billion in regular season advertising, adding up to $175 million in ads a week for the regular season what is so amazing is every one of the media giants has a lot riding on the super bowl -- i'm sorry, on the nfl season leading up to the super bowl there's just so much at stake here in terms of cbs, which is owned by viacom, espn, which is of course is disney, nbc, and then you also have the nfl network and fox. so all of these companies are really hoping thatted railing lars season happening as planned. kelly, it's not just advertising dollars for the games themselves, but these networks are increasingly relying on these games to drive viewers to other prog

dave portnoy took a dig at michael jordan's gambling history. draft kings is bign news that's bananas unless that's just code they are taking his action in which case it makes sense. in other words, if i translate that tweet correctly basically saying if jordan is gambling because a well-known gambler, gambling through draft kings it makes sense. is it smart from a business perspective to join a gambling company when you're an nba own with a history of maybe gambling too much >> reporter: i mean listen, we don't know what that history is. we don't know if he's fixed that history. if he is so what gambling is part of the u.s. it will expand again, he's not the only owner that has equity owner in draft kings. look into gamblinglook at everybody's else's gambling history as well. don't just pin it on michael jordan remember he's in this to make money. i don't think he's going to blow it by gambling it away it's a good move for draft kings using his name and image to build his brand when we know sports betting will continue to expand whether michael jordan screws it u

. >> he was a big gambler because he gambled beyond his means.g payments, you know what happens? you get shot here and you get shot here. >> as prosecutors start laying out what they believe melanie mcguire did to bill, it all starts with something they found in his car after it was processed in atlantic city. >> when investigators first recovered bill's car, they found a bottle of chloral hydrate, a red liquid, and also a syringe in it. >> state's exhibit 93. do you recognize that? >> yes, that's the vile we dispense the liquid in. >> chloral hydrate is -- have you ever heard the term slip somebody a mickey? it's the mickey. it's what it is. it's almost like a knock-out drug. >> they do a lot of investigating on this chloral hydrate, and eventually they find out that it was purchased the morning that bill disappeared. >> somebody dropped off this prescription for chloral hydrate at the walgreens pharmacy, which is just down the road from where melanie's children went to preschool. >> but the prescription pad was that of dr. brad miller, who was

showing the decline, but and we're also in a period where there's so much sports but the nfl, gambling is bigiously the -- when you do fantasy, you watch the fourth quarter. that matters tremendous city it's been hard to reach people when i deal with someone like mary dillon at ulta, she wants to use the web you come back to digitizing, adobe reports. commerce is on the web shopify, the instagram shops are powerful the clorox ben odor, a leader in getting consumer packages to the web. the only thing that held it back has been a boycott i think that's diminished. it's the web it's amazon and it's google. that's where people want to be amazon is streaming the game it's pretty important. >> yep by the way, a xios said it's the 20th ever sports equinox >> i love it look, this is -- i mean, there's seven double headers every time you turn around. the basketball season has been great. i do feel that nfl will prevail. >> later on today as we said, al michaels will be a guest with the judge. 12:30 p.m. eastern te.im squawk in the street is back in a moment every curve, every innovation, every feeling

he's had some wins with procter & gamble and a lot of other big names but comcast? nbc universal?his is a very strong company and brian roberts and the family, founder family, own a big chunk of the shares. can he really have any effect and does he need to have any effect? >> i think you are quite, the point you make is right. i don't understand the transaction. brian and his family are in control of the company. i think within the context of the entire cable industry, brian is the star. he's a superior manager. there's some head winds in the industry that you have talked about on your show several times, the transition from the bundle to streaming, the evolution towards from 4g to 5g which is coming for everyone, inevitably, and the cord cutting, cord shaving. so it's not an easy platform to run against but i don't understand what nelson is trying to accomplish. $900 million is a lot of money to invest in a stock that you can't have much influence on. liz: yeah. i think it's just a .4% stake. but putting that aside, you look at what nbc has been able to do with streaming sports.

. >> right after we got married -- the compulsive gambling became the big issue.re he could go from sundown to sunup. there's no window in the casino. he would lose track of time. >> reporter: cara was a school teacher, remember. and one day, she said, she got a nasty letter from the florida department of education. >> the state was going to pull my teaching certificate 'cause he hadn't paid my student loans. >> reporter: he paid the bills in the early days of their marriage she said. >> so i started looking at accounts thinking, "what's going on here?" i don't understand. >> reporter: "what was going on," said cara, was they were broke. >> i felt really betrayed and lied to, and hurt. >> reporter: so, she said, she laid down the law. took over the financial stuff. and told j.j. he had to get help for his gambling addiction. >> but, you know, a gambling addiction, it's probably as hard or harder to kick than smoking, or drinking or -- >> it's very hard. but i loved him. i made vows. i made a commitment. so, as long as he was willing to go to gamblers anonymous, th

playground during election season they say if you win in bond or you're big on there are plenty of promises on made on votes are gambling their votes are for sale so you have to pay them to vote for you but when the real change is made their way to the lives of the people who weren't known on leave in those mountains. on. london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact on right around the globe and so here at out is the right we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people then how it affects their every day that. we are free to put them on air into greengage those stories because we know there are only this is interested not just in the mainstream news but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go under reported. what is coming up in a moment but 1st a reminder of the headlines in the u.s. president donald trump suggested americans should vote twice in the upcoming elections which is illegal he's been insisting without evidence that an increase in mail in ballots would lead to voter fraud is also threatening to cut off funding to ci

playground during election season they say if you win in colorado you're big on mayor but he let promises are made and votes are gambling their votes are for sale so you're paying them to hold very real real changes make their way to the lives of the people who are. on leave in. on august. this is al jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes call still hold russia accountable after germany's says it has unequivocal proof that opposition leader alexei navalny was poisoned with an off the chalk the coronavirus crisis.

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big jim's barbecue. >>> san jose city council is allowing two card rooms to resume operations but all the gamblings have done outside. >> reporter: lady luck is changing spaces in san jose. wednesday state regulators inspected tents at the bay 101 card rooms. >> we're very excited. we've been closed since march and have nearly 700 employees. >> reporter: he said his 49 tables have lost or than a unlesses in million dollars in revenue. at the end of a marathon city council meeting leaders amended the waiver. the change allows the two gaming venues to operate outside. a similar was made near sacramento. >> they do help with employment. they do help with a lot of the tax revenue which goes in our general fund that funds things from library to parks. >> reporter: he said the city depends on the millions from the card rooms. officials said they will put half their tables under tents and bring back half their employees. >> there's a lot of people who want to get out of their house to play. the challenge is to get the economy rolling so other pieces continue to decline. we don't fall into a depression. >> repo

big could the u.s. opportunity be? if you talk stateside you say the u.s. will have to accept sports gamblingse it will be a huge revenue driver. post gav -- post covid we will see a massive opening up for sports gambling in the united states. how much money could that be worth? greg: we are in a position where shortly 40% of the u.s. population will reside in places where sports betting has been legalized. and the tvort is going to be a big market. , weou extrapolate the u.k. are a $20 billion architect -- a $20 billion market for sports betting, and state betting in the u.s. could exceed the u.k., and that is before you bring in igaming. alix: my husband has that on his phone for poker. is there going to be another bidder? is there someone else that makes sense? as you pointed out regards the poison pill and playing hardball, it is difficult to see anyone doing it with outside or with caesars. guy: have to leave it there. thanks for the analysis. greg johnson, short capital equity research joining us on the william hill story. a quick look at where european stocks have settled. a very posit

big surprise. without a confession, a witness, or a murder weapon, the d.a.'s office refused to gamble a circumstantial case. so no charges were filed against janos. what was it like watching him walk out of jail? >> it hurts. because you know he's the guy that did it. and he beat the system. >> i was dumbfounded. to me there was so much evidence, it didn't make much sense to me. >> then mary ann approached the cops with a second proposal to trap her ex-lover into a taped confession. a month after the murder, the two of them met at a local restaurant. >> so you tell me then. you tell me what happened. >> nothing happened. and why do you think i would do such a thing like this. >> you are not being honest with me, and i know it. >> what do you want to hear? do you want me to lie to you? >> again, janos' denials were complete and determined, just like his passion for mary ann. >> please. >> no. it's the end. this is good-bye. do you understand that? it's good-bye forever. >> and that was that. but, of course, you know how it is with lovers, ex or otherwise. what may sound like the end is

. >>> welcome back sports gambling stocks like draft king are higher ahead of long awaited nfl kickoff, up 8%. are they in for a bigere with more contessa. >> resort catskill is the closest state to new york city permitted to reopen just in time for kickoff of the nfl season. typically football fuels the most betting of my sport but the fans just really aren't feeling it this season the american gaming association just released a survey showing only 12% of casual nfl fans are enthusiastic about this season but 54% of sports betters are amped up and investors are, too. you saw what draftkings is doing today. up 8%. it's bucked the past week's dplin the market penn launching its app in pennsylvania, up almost 4% today. caesars made gains amid broader declines following a deal with william hill flat on the day over the last week really outperforming. fun duel ceo says there's more room to run here. >> we think you'll see 100% growth over the balance of the year you look at our business across everything, we were up 50% in the first half even with no sports. >> the american gaming association reports gaming revenue for

big question is you decided to enter the u.s. market when people aren't traveling. why take this gamble? >> first of all, thanks for having me. here on fox news business for me. thank you very much. well, we have entered the u.s. market around ten years ago based on basically a dream of my grandfather, hans, my father, they dreamed almost 100 years ago to rent cars in the united states and that dream came through ten years ago with our first branch in fort lauderdale, florida. we are running now 88 branches in the united states and generate around $500 million u.s. in revenue. i think it picked up very good in the u.s. market. cheryl: to be clear, i knew you had operations in florida but sixt is not really a well-known car rental name in the united states. i knew it because trips to europe, like most people would. it's all over europe. but what you are doing now which i think is interesting, you have launched sixt plus. that's the new news today, besides the fact you took over the concessions at the new york airports which i think is big. but this new app, you are doing two things with it. you can rent a car for a month, righ

gamble. this is not the start of a new canyon regime everywhere, not yet the beginning of another national lockdown but it is a bigf some limits on our lives. the prime minister said it broke aside to have to do this and not even to be able to do this and not even to be able to say that things could be normal by christmas but it is clear in government they believe that the rise in cases just in the last five oi’ rise in cases just in the last five or six days is steep enough to require new national measures rather than just relying on local like dance to try to choke off the spread again of this disease and try to stop it taking off in the way it did earlier this year. that means more than six months after it all began the rules are being tightened instead of being eased. this is all comes amid another rise in new cases — the latest government data shows there were 2,659 new confirmed cases of coronavirus reported across the uk — in the latest 24—hour period. that means the average number of new cases reported every day in the past week is 2,363. eight deaths were also reported — of people who'd died within 28 day

big blowhard of a man beneath my social standing. to irritate him, i sometimes shaved my head and were a different colored wig every day. i loved to gamble. those gambling houses on north beach did not allow women, so i dressed like a man and some of the time, i got in. i played poker with the best of them. i'm lily coit, and when i died in 19 between nine, i left the city $118,000 to build a monument honoring the firefighters. they erected a massive white concrete tower 210 feet high atop telegraph hill made out of concrete. and they named it quite power. of threeoks a statue brave volunteer firefighters from knickerbocker station number five, the best friends i ever knew. thank you. [applause] >> don't let mother jones' frail appearance deceive you. hell hath no fury like a woman with a cause. >> my, my, my, look at all you folks out there. jobnion boys done a good getting you all in here today. let me introduce myself. my name is mary harris jones. or as my boys like to call me, mother jones. did you know i'm considered to be one of the most dangerous women in america? it's true. and it's all because of my union organizing. i've been

gamble that's going to pay off or the president? what the president's campaign --m is looking at in 2016 voters who thought the supreme court was a bigm, they mostly sided with donald trump over hillary clinton. this time around, it's different. the president has put two justices on the court and we are seeing now that liberals are the ones who are energized. they want to shift the balance back toward the center or left. with already having two justices, conservatives are more -- than they were four years ago. again, bloomberg is reporting that president trump plans to name judge amy coney barrett to replace justice ginsburg. we could hear that announcement from the president tomorrow. the president could still change his mind as he often does. judge barrett has been the favorite it seems for the last several days. she still is a favorite and as bloomberg is reporting, president trump plans to name her as his pick tomorrow. thank you so much for that update. i will let you go. oft does it for this edition uber technology. next week, we will bring you special coverage of the presidential debate. that will start tuesday 8:30 p.m. easte

big victory for uber in the u.k.. a judge ruled the ride service is fit and proper to operate in a city. last year, regulators revoked uber's license over safety concerns. the board of british gamblingilliam hill will recommend its $3.7 billion takeover price. their advantage and a potential bidding war with apollo global management. -- already has a joint venture in the u.s.. the second deadline to settle remaining lawsuits claiming it's roundup weed killer cause cancer. judge couldt, the threaten sending the cases to trial. -- had reached agreements and 75% of the cases. hsbc posted its biggest jump since 2009, recovering from a 25 year low. commerzbank has appointed deutsche bank -- for its restructuring program. here to comment is jonathan tice. bank-deutsche bank -- if you look at hsbc, this bank has been under immense pressure for the last couple of quarters. and now one of its biggest shareholders wants to take a bid on it. therenk that they think is going to be a big turnaround? >> [indiscernible] it says to hong kong investors that there is going to be a dividend then they will restart dividends. that was a big part of the selloff when they were forced by the pay rate cut.

do you gamble at all, if so, what is your game and what can fans expect from the big residency?pades table maybe that would be cool, you know. i have my own partner, maybe even do a few battles but other than that, but no, i'm really looking forward to las vegas, going there for 12 shows starting in july and next july 2011 -- 2021 and really excited about it. >> i know you're also working on another album as well. busy guy. >> yeah. yeah, i'm actually in the process of completing the album and, you know, i'm getting ready to drop some new music and new visuals. it's just been a process and i just wanted to make sure that you guys were ready for it, but as of september, the 10th and 11th, those tickets go on sale so i want you guys to definitely get ready for my residency. it's going to be crazy, man. >> we can't wait. we cannot wait. we also can't wait to see you perform in our next half hour. usher, thank you so much. 'lt will see you guys. >>> all right, turning now to our "gma" cover story and puppy scams on the rise during the covid-19 pandemic. the number of dogs finding th

espn also launched a recent sports gambling studio at the late hotel in las vegas and draft kings announced michael jordan will be advising his board, big, this is where it's going to spite the fact that sports itself is been so severely hampered by the pin to make that so many more states have legalized sports gambling and as a result we are seeing the partnerships come together unless we get sports back online if and when this will be a huge business. stuart: sit in the bar with your ipad or your tablet, watch the game on tv and gamble as you drink. what could go wrong. [laughter] calm down stew. bulook at where the market is going this morning, look at the nasdaq up 150 points, there is a rally in the dow is up 200 as well. let's do it again, look at times square. utterly deserted. we will be back. for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1

that's big news for us >> do you think that the incremental effect that online gaming or gambling --ing to have is fully appreciated by everyone yet? it's not in enough states, i don't think, to be fully appreciated, but it's going to become integral to what all these teams are worth and what networks have to pay to broadcast. i mean, it's going to be -- you're going to see the difference, don't you think? >> joe, that's a great question. we've talked about this before on your show you have three things going for you. one, you have the excitement of sports gambling and moving through the states, but you have to remember, it's all about the money. we talk about this on your show all the time it's about money from the state's point of view. remember, they need revenue. now, it also is from the operator's standpoint. they need customers. they can't be 22% penetration in market access. they have to have national exposure how do you get national exposure it's simple, you have to get in more states. getting in more states creates more dollars and more demand it helps out the revenue base f

gambling business here in the u.k.. caesar's has agreed to buy it for 272 pence per share. out,burger was pointing 274. a bigup in the share price of this business as we started to get reporting around the bid from caesar's and others. , 272 pence per share. valuing the company's equity at 2.9 billion pounds. this has got the support of the board at william hill. they will recommend this offer unanimously and unconditionally. we are getting further details of the banks involved. deutsche bank is financial advisor to caesar's. that's what we are getting on that front. let me get to the plastics sector. we had breaking news at the top of the hour that we did not have a chance to mention. just doing that now. we've heard this morning that they plan to raise 450 million euros selling stock. this is all to do with the m&a that they are trying to do. further details. coming up, the ecb stimulus debate heats up as president lagarde vows to come to the rescue of the economy if needed. we will look ahead to her speech in frankfurt today. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open