rather, it's a recognition of the fact that the butcher the baker and the brewer do not exist. for us, they have own families. they have their own issues. they have their own problems. and it is the height of presumption then for me to walk into the butcher shop and sort of stamp my feet and say, i'm hungry, i expect you to me. well, again, the has got his own family. he's got his own children. he's got his own problems to solve. and if i want him to take care of me and to take care of my family and to advance the kinds of causes that i think are important, i have to do something for him. and when we do that, we do that. we've created a world that is very wealthy once again, where instead of being solitary poor, nasty, brutish and short, it's the of all of this you have a section in your book called that which is seen that which is not right. yes. is a takeoff on frederick bastiat's invisible hand. invisible hand. crikey. broken window fallacy, i think is step ahead of myself. i mentioned my kids. and one of the things that one of the things that being a parent and an economist

rather, it's a recognition ofgn the fact thato the butcher, the baker in the brewer cannot exist for us. they have their own families. they have theirow own issues. they have theirf own problems. the height of the presumption for me to walk into the butcher shop and sort of stamp my feet and say i'm hungry, i expect you to feed me. well again the budget has his own family. he's got his own children and his own problems to solve. if i wanted to take care of me after to get my family and to advance the causes i think are important, i had to do something for him. and when we do that, when we do that we have created a world that is very wealthy. once again instead of being solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short is opposite of all these. >> host: you have a section tangible called that which is seen, that which is not seen. >> guest: right. yes. this is a takeoff on classical invisible hand. broken window fallacy. i'm thinking a step ahead of myself i make to my kids and the things one of the links being a parent and economist has done is creating multiple examples of stuff it in broken

chip brewer doesn't think so, and the results by the way by their competitor -- callaway's competitorng up well >> so, topgolf is the problem? >> right >> and corporate bookings are told to be the strength in other areas. corporate bookings are a problem. >> right tough comps because they were huge over the last year. this year, they're cooling off and brewer basically said, we didn't see the cooldown coming to the degree with which it did. >> interesting if it will be nice enough in december, maybe we take everyone out to topgolf >> there's a couple in jersey. >>> ahead on "power lunch," shares of eli lilly down 4% despite the excitement of the approval of the new weight loss drug we'll discuss that and more with dr. scott gottlieb next. because t-mobile is helping power operations and experiences for hundreds of thousands of fans with reliable 5g connectivity. now's the time to accelerate your business. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on

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joseph brewer emphasized that urban constructions will not bring security to the zionist regime and said: tel aviv's action was reserved. for new cities at the current time , panicked. brill addressed the zionist authorities and said: the construction of new cities is against international laws and tel aviv must be responsible for its security consequences. smotrich, minister of finance of the zionist regime in the days the latter announced the allocation of a budget of about 54 million dollars for the development of zionist settlements in the west bank. warning of the gas supply manager of the national gas company to high-consumption subscribers, don't save money , you will receive millions of bills like last year. 138 million bills have been issued in the country during this cold period. observes one and two-tenths of 13% of our subscribers are in the last two steps, that is, the stairs that you qbooz have more than 1 million tomans, and some of the subscribers observed that a series of volumes and a series of noises were created last year, but almost 80% of our subscribers are in the

payton brewer-ross. peyton, 40, was a new father and a pipe fitter at bath iron works. he enjoyed playing cornhole and often brought beanbags to family gatherings, according to his brother. he was described as the life of the party. william frank brackell. william was 48. he was part of the gathering of deaf people who were playing cornhole. he was known for his ability to help place those who are deaf in the workplace. he had just celebrated his third wedding anniversary with his wife in august, and leaves behind a 2 1/2-year-old daughter. thomas ryan conrad. thomas, 34, was manager of just-in-time recreation and was an army veteran who served tours in iraq. he had just returned to the state of maine to be closer to his daughter, and he was one of the brave individuals who attempted to stop the shooter. michael deslauriers. michael was fatally shot trying to rush the gunman at just-in-time recreation. his close friend, jason walker, was also killed in the bowling alley. the two men made sure that their wives and children were under cover before charging at the killer.

because i think it is stopping at the brewer levels.h their energy costs. so to answer your question, no, it is not passed onto us. and regulars like ian see no benefits of a boost to the bars they love. i can't say i've seen any sign of it whatsoever, frankly. i see a lot of people buying drinks in supermarkets and so i take the view that a lot of people are having their beer at home. the government insists it is designed a tax regime to support pubs and producers. but both remain under pressure and they sayany increases in taxes next week will drain further life from local businesses. richard moss, bbc news. figures seen by the bbc show reported sexual offences and harassment on trains and trams across britain have risen again in the past two years. it's happened as passenger numbers recovered from their pandemic lows, with charities warning that these figures could be just the tip of the iceberg. our transport correspondent katy austin has this report. evening rush hour in central london, we film with a plainclothes officer from brit

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contessa brewer. >>> the holiday shopping season is here. just the big retailers defend on this season. the ceo of chase business banking and why he's optimistic about spending right now. >>> the s&p is holding 4550. all sectors green except for energy. sara, with the vix below 13, that's getting some notice as well as yields perked up but closer to lower levels this morning. >> the only sector under pressure is energy. we discussed the outlook this black friday. what about your mom and pop shops? despite all the pressures facing consumers spending at the local level should still be strong. ben, good to see you, good to have you here, quhar you seeing as far as holiday expectations? >> i would say tempered optimism. they say they're thriving, doing well. pessimists are an optimistic group how they feel about their own business and the economy, two-thirds say they're doing great. and that gap is as wide as we've ever seen it. >> why is that? >> the economy is slowing down. that's what the fed intended to do. it was overheating, so they want t

because i think it is stopping at the brewer levels. regulars like ian see no benefits of a boost to the bars they love. i can't say i've seen any sign of it whatsoever, frankly. i see a lot of people buying drinks in supermarkets and so i take the view that a lot of people are having their beer at home. the government insists it is designed a tax regime to support pubs and producers. but both remain under pressure and they sayany increases in taxes next week will drain further life from local businesses. richard moss, bbc news. just want to show you a live stream i'm watching in front of me which is coming from texas on the texas mexico border. spacex will try to launch its biggest rocket — starship — from texas shortly. it's the second attempt. with me isjonathan amos, our science correspondent. it looks like the stage is set for strictly come down sink, smoke everywhere. what are we watching? —— strictly come dance in. this everywhere. what are we watching? -- strictly come dance in.— strictly come dance in. this is the most powerful

let's get to the headlines with our con it's is a brewer. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahuel will return to fighting after hostage negotiations are finished with hamas. he made a speech via video today, even as talks continue, trying to extend the temporary truce for two more days according to an nbc news source. netanyahu added that his entire cabinet stands behind that policy. >>> the education department launched an investigation into claims of anti-semitism on harvard university's campus. a complaint has been filed accusing harvard of discriminating against israeli and jewish students when it failed to respond to alleged incidents of harassment last month. according to a letter seen by the "boston globe." the d.o.e. is investigating six other colleges and universities and a local school district over similar claims. >>> and spotify announced today taylor swift has dethroned bad bunny as the most played artist on the streaming service in 2023. look, everywhere around me heads are turning. i said taylor swift and i get all the attention. bad bunny held the title for the p

. >>> time for the headlines with our contessa brewer. >> frank, binance users are running to pull their money out of the largest crypto exchange, binance. data from a block chain analysis shows more than a billion dollars have been taken out in the past 24 hours after the ceo changpeng zhao pled guilty to criminal charges including vie laying the bank's secrecy act u.s. sanctions. >>> rescuers could soon reach the 41 workers trapped by a collapsed tunnel in the indian himalayas. they are looking to drill through the last section of debris earlier tomorrow barring any new obstacles. the men have been stuck in the tunnel for ten days with authorities delivering food, water and medicine. >>> finland is all but closing one border crossing with russia. more than 600 people traveled via russia without valid travel documents in november that prompted the government to shut down several crossings. they come from yemen, afghanistan and kenya. finland has accused russia of funneling migrants, the kremlin denies that. >>> frank, back to you. >> our contessa brewer live. have a great holiday. >>> c

the state of texas has executed brent brewer, a 53-year-old who spent three decades on death row. his lawyers argued the jury handed down a death sentence based on the testimony of a forensic psychiatrist who never examined brewer and whose arguments were later declared to be junk science by a texas appeals court. one of the jurors who agreed to the death sentence later recanted. and the justice department has launched an investigation into civil rights violations by police in the majority black mississippi city of lexington. this is assistant attorney general kristen clarke. >> we will assess whether the police department uses excessive force, violates people civil and constitutional rights during stops, searches, and arrest, engages in discriminatory policing, or violence people civil rights to engage in speech or conduct protected by the constitution. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "if there is a hell on earth, it is the north of gaza." those were the words of a u.n. official earlier

constesa brewer has a look how vegas is putting itself on the map. 1:00 a.m i hope you set your alarm. city leaders are counting on f-1 to help cement them as a sports city it matters to the money this place brings in. international visitation has been slow to recover, post pandemic but the f-1 fan base, they're international travelers. they're influential, affluent, and willing to spend >> the mayweather fight, the biggest sporting event here. but now, they're having to park in arizona, california, utah, even some of those airports are getting full from an mgm perspective, we had to bring in four charters and preposition them to be able to sustain that operation >> reporter: there's a lot of skepticism about that $1.3 billion economic impact expectation, because ticket prices are plummeting, room rates are falling. what we have been told by the ceost , their expectations have been met by the people who prebooked. but exclude f-1. in 2018, visitors to vegas spent over $800 per trip the 5-5 raiders fuel visitation from football fans, and you have the

marty brewer talked about the kind of change he's looking for. >> climate change seriously and responsibly, and very few people are doing that. we are failing in our response. it is too little, too late. and we need to step it up drastically. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith. nbc bay area news. >>>. >> our coverage from moscone center continues all week long. our raj maai will be there along with jace aguirre. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on apec in the trending bar. >>> you can see the green coming in. rob mayeda is here tracking the changes. >> we're watching more clouds and a view of the fog. north tower there as you head up toward marin county. but changes head our way next 24 hours. first up will be the high clouds we'll see tomorrow, and the rain on the north coast. by this time tomorrow night, should be edging toward the bay area. tuesday looks to be day one of four, where we could be looking at those rain chances returning to the bay area. less south of san francisco. all the blue you see here on the map. northwestern sonoma county should have the best of rain betwee

contessa, thank you. >> sure. >> contessa brewer. guy, what's the trade here?$2 billion buy-back on a $13 billion market cap is significant. $51, november of '21, traded up again there in july. double top. but since then, you're in this uptrend from 2019, which, quite frankly, is in tact. i think you can own this stock on the back of this quarter. >>> coming up, down goes crude. oil prices crumbling below the $75 mark for the first time since late july. what is next for investors and drivers everywhere? the details right after this quick break. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. the power goes out and we still have wifi constant contact. to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who

melissa brewer with more you combine f1 with a ton of people, and, gee, the casinos will do well >> theres fourth quarter. caesars said they are on a 5% profit lift in q4. wynn expects record hotel revenue for these three days overall vegas put a $1.3 billion economic impact number on this weekend. but there's a lot of skeptics. room rates have plummeted. the hotel room i booked earlier this year for this weekend was $1,200 a night, now it's $200. ticket for f1 hit the skids. stub hub said they declined by 15%. more than half of them have been sold in just the last week in the last hour, i've spoken to two different high-level casino executives who don't want to go on the record with their names, but they told me complaining that this is the worst weekend that they have seen since covid. one of them actually used a very stark expletive to describe it because thousands of rooms either are empty or they're just booking for chump change why are we seeing the discrepancy between what the bellagio rooms are going for more than $2,000 a night and what these other executives are complaining abou

contessa brewer joins us more. >> the palm of your hand could be the newest smartphone. an artificial intelligence startup announced a $700 a.i. pin that allows users to send texts, make calls, and look up information through voice controls. the pin actually attaches to the user's lapel and it's equipped with laser display that turns your palm into a screen. the national league soccer team feature league matches on espn, cbs sports, amazon prime video. the deal is valued at $60 million a year. it will start at the end of this season and run through 2027. >>> amazon and meta announced a program today, where they're testing a feature that lets shoppers buy directly from amazon through ads on instagram and facebook. amazon says customers in the u.s. will see information including pricing, delivery estimates, and prime eligibility on select amazon ads on those platforms. they're just making it easier and easier for us to spend that money, sam. >> i was going to say, contessa, you're saying on all these platforms where we already think they're listening to what we're saying,

but you are from wisconsin and never actually made it to the brewers' big league team though.it's kind of a thorn in the side. he was in nashville and huntsville but he was excited because we have two boys. they play little league and we love baseball and we're a baseball family. any opportunity here in the bay area to cheer on a team especially with the departure to have a's and we were season ticketholders. that was -- >> that is painful. but right, these tickets should be probably little more reasonable. >> exactly. >>> all right, time now is 6:26. did you do any shopping for cyber monday? we break down the numbers for what was the biggest online shopping day ever. >> yeah, i took part. >>> plus, we are looking back on the extraordinary life of former first lady rosalynn carter. a live report from another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community.

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it was weakness in macau driving the move to the downside let's bring in contessa brewer jim said itd unfairly today >> i couldn't agree with him more to me this is much ado about nothing. do you know what the miss was in macau? it was $4 million. that was the miss on expectations they have gamblers who go to macau and drop more than that at the tables they're you're seeing the reaction wynn macau the specific stock down almost 13%. i just think what you're saying here is, number one, wynn gets no credit for the fact that things have reopened in macau. basically their stock is off year-to-date even though this has been the big reopening we have heard from las vegas sands, we heard from mgm and melco, which did have a bad earnings report ought of macau said it's been clobbered by the end of the junket business and weakness in the vip business on the other hand, wynn says, yeah, we pivoted we've been able to go in and grow our mass business, the catering to those people who come and play, but you got to fit more of them in and get more through, and mass and premium mass is taking all t

wynn sinking in the afterhours despite beating top and bottom line estimates cnbc's contessa brewer hasssa, they beat overall, but wynn resorts missed in macao, and that's what investors care about w wynn's at 85% pre-pandemic ebitda levels. and the company has pivoted to catering towards customers in the mass segment, where, in the years before the pandemic, the junket segment and v.i.p. segment was wynn's wheelhouse. we heard that this week, too, that the virtual end of junkets has hit them hard. craig billings said the third quarter results prove in macao wynn can hold onto market share without the junkets. they are also highlighting cost discipline there, even amid a ramp up in visitation. they say operating expenses are 20% lower than 2019, before the pandemic now, billings described las vegas activity as frenetic and saiet a new third quarter i gaming revenue, hotel, food and beverage, up 12% there with f-1 next week, the company predicts its s its hlas vegas py they are really catering, again, to that international crowd and those high rollers >> going back to macao, contessa, bi

organization believes jimmy hoffa's body is buried under what used to be the home of the milwaukee brewershas information suggesting the body was moved to a site in 1995 at what was third base at the old county stadium. now the facility was demolished to make room for a new studio. -- new stadium. hoffa disappeared in 1975. his body has never been discovered. >>> the "new york times" says birds in the americas will no longer be named after people. the group responsible for standardizing english bird names says it will rename all species honoring people. it's being done to no longer pay tribute to those with racist pasts such as john james audubon. the famous bird illustrator was a slave owner who opposed abolishing slavery. the group also says human names detract from the appreciation of the birds themselves. >>> still to come, munchies at magnolia. famous bakery is turning its popular treats into cannabis edibles. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid sympto

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at the same time , eu foreign policy official joseph brewer visited the settlements of the zionist regime near the gaza strip wearing a bulletproof vest. implementation of martyrdom operations of palestinian fighters in jerusalem occupied according to the announcement of the zionist media , three palestinians shot at a checkpoint in the south of occupied jerusalem, as a result of which 6 zionists were injured, one of them is in critical condition. according to zionist media reports, the perpetrators of this operation were martyred. of course, some media announced that probably one of the shooters managed to leave the place. one of the officials of the hamas movement called the enemy's account of the alleged documents about the shefa hospital absurd and worthless. in a press conference in beirut, osama hamdan said: the enemy forces themselves put alleged weapons in the chests he was admitted to the hospital. this official of the hamas movement will inform azdin qassam in 48 hours. in the last 48 hours, they were able to destroy 33 of those enemy armored vehicles. also, pictures of the bloo

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including the chief of staff and the adc captain brewer.labour party, the scottish national party, the democratic unionist, the speaker of the house of commons, the house of lords, and many members of the government. and former prime ministers with them. they are followed by representatives of the crown dependencies of the uk overseas territories, guernsey, jersey, the isle of man, the british virgin islands, cayman islands, the falklands, gibraltar, the turks and caicos islands. and then the chief of the defence staff. the first sea lord, the chief of the general staff and the chief of the air staff. admiral sir tony rattigan, sir ben mckee, general sir patrick sanders and air chief marshal sir richard knighton and with them the merchant navy and fishing fleet representative, william leader of the air transport auxiliary association, and also representatives of the civilian services. and now the nearly 50 high commissioners from the commonwealth countries, the equivalent of ambassadors in effect, including the older members of the commonwe

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the brewers are focused on work, and there has been a lot of work in recent months.ts farm varieties and increasing the volume of domestic beer production. in a word, it is entering a new stage. after 15 years of stagnation. and this is a very polite description of the period in which the baltic region was controlled by the carlsberg group. from a flourishing enterprise producing the most beer in europe, dachans survived everything we could. for 15 years, not a single production line was replaced; out of eleven plants, three were closed. production volume decreased by 40%. the baltic's share of the domestic market has halved and exports have halved. 100% of the profits were transferred abroad; karnsberg did not invest anything in russia. after the start of svo, the danish owners expressed a desire to get rid of baltika and for a year and a half the employees of the factories, more than 8,000 people, were in limbo. until finally, in july twenty-third, the president did not conduct external management of the enterprise on behalf of the federal property management agenc

investigators claim his body may be buried under what was third base at the former home of the milwaukee brewersey say a message written by a police officer on a playing card led them to that location on. so stay tuned. >> now to texas and the alleged love triangle that led to murder a yoga teacher now on trial. prosecutors promised to reveal new video and dna evidence at caitlin armstrong's murder trial. the texas woman is accused of killing pro cyclist mo wilson over an alleged love triangle. >> well, the last thing mo did on this earth was scream in terror. no screams were followed by in opening statements, prosecutors claimed armstrong vehicle was spotted near the crime scene, saying armstrong had tracked wilson with an exercise app to a home in austin and shot her three times after authorities questioned armstrong . >> prosecutors say she sold her car and fled to costa rica with her sister's passport while in costa rica, she has plastic surgery. >> she. spends $6,425 to change her appearance. >> after 43 days on the run. us marshals captured armstrong working at a hostel, teaching yoga. aut

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i'm university dr. brewer and before the break we started talking about the american role in this whole conflict . and you wrote recently that the guys that issue has become quite a liability for the bite and administration. and the democratic party more broadly that this re, tory police, a create bond between israel and the united states is becoming more of a jewel political bondage for the americans. do you seeing that this is their pressure or they just come for the bond and administration a feeling? the issue may lead to some converse pressure on the not gonna be a whole government because let's face it, the americans can be pretty, a ruthless, even when that own allies, one, their own american interests are affected on our so many moving pieces here as well is now going back to the status of the client's reaching, which is really interesting. this is a conversation we've had regarding the music is for many years is, is with all the clients we dream or is the, as they say that team is lacking, is wagging the dog. and i think there's a struggle now we're some in israel, it's so are a

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rather, it's a recognition of the fact that the butcher the baker and the brewer do not exist. for us, they have own families. they have their own issues. they have their own problems. and it is the height of presumption then for me to walk into the butcher shop and sort of stamp my feet and say, i'm hungry, i expect you to me. well, again, the has got his own family. he's got his own children. he's got his own problems to solve. and if i want him to take care of me and to take care of my family and to advance the kinds of causes that i think are important, i have to do something for him. and when we do that, we do that. we've created a world that is very wealthy once again, where instead of being solitary poor, nasty, brutish and short, it's the of all of this you have a section in your book called that which is seen that which is not right. yes. is a takeoff on frederick bastiat's invisible hand. invisible hand. crikey. broken window fallacy, i think is step ahead of myself. i mentioned my kids. and one of the things that one of the things that being a parent and an economist