all these home brewers were hard at work. even though they tried to keep the doors open, it was never more than a fraction of capacity before prohibition. in miller's case it was really surprising. decided, what would be take? what is -- they decided $5 million is what they would take for the whole operation. -- the after prohibition same assets were listed for sale for $300,000. there were no takers. it really took the economic value, hollowed out the economic value. until 1933.ome back when beer came back, miller was among the brewers. all the majors are still in milwaukee. like a champagne cork being released. thispent-up demand created almost a frenzy of people wanting milwaukee beer. in to pick uping cases, a trucker comes in from wasings, montana, it really , finally, the drought is over and people are able to satisfy their thirst again. >> welcome to our distribution center. -- thewery consists of total area is 200,000 square feet. that is five nfl football field side-by-side. store up to 750,000 cases of beer at any o

miller as the last 19th-century brewers standing.was the purchase of miller by phillip morris in 1969. phillip morris were master marketers. what they did was in 1972 they bought a breeder -- a beer marketed as a diet beer for women. they retooled the recipe and changed the marketing to tastes great, less filling, which could not be near a tv and not hear it. every professional athlete in the country was somehow enlisted. the result was between 1969 and 1977, miller moved from number seven in the country to number two. it was a remarkable case study how you market your way to success. that really establish that miller is not just a ledger -- last major standing in milwaukee, with anheuser-busch one of the two majors left in the country. looking at everything from miller high life theater where you see shows downtown to miller park, where the brewers play. what it is basically is a ethnice expression, an and economic legacy that was really important and remains important. announcer: continuing our special look at milwaukee, grand aven

they became a shipping brewers and that was adding market area year-by-year.g help was the chicago fire of 1871. that wiped out half of chicago's breweries and milwaukee was only too happy to fill the vacuum to satisfy chicago's thirst. after that, there was a full train of milwaukee beer going down to chicago every day of the week. they didn't get off the map, the chicago breweries because milwaukee filled the vacuum, so that was important. huge population was just 90 miles away. the most important product. for a long time milwaukee was a leather tanning center, eighth lower milling center and -- a lour milling center and a meatpacking center but what shifted milk -- milwaukee's perspective of manufacturing from the 1870's until the recent past, 1980's, durable goods were the most important product and that is metal bending kind of products, everything from machine tools to powers during the war efforts to turbines and marine depots. those became our stock and trade. the fact you didn't go down to a corner store to buy a mining shovel, that they were advertis

contessa brewer is with the lobstermen in massachusetts and diana olick reports on the home remodelinginess in shington and we begin with jane wells at ground zero for chine import, the port of los angeles. >> yeah, you know, a funny thing is happening in th trade war between the u.s. and china, companies aorking around the tariffs. how? >> the chinese factorywn might a production site in vietnam and they simply move the production from china totn v and the chinese factory still makes the profit, but the u.s. impoer is t taxed because the goods are coming out of vietnam. >> okay. let me throw out new numbers in this trade war. according to a congressional group which monitors u.s.-china trade during theirst quarter, u.s. exports to china fell almo 20% but check this out. at the sam utime overall,. exports grew t.3%. hina is not buying as much of our stuff someones. >> we are seeing more goods out of the southeast asia and not nearly enough to make up for the ch. a busine >> the ports themselves meanwhile, are doing fine along the pacific, l.a.'s container traffic is up almost 5% year t

contes brewer as you saw is in rock island. >> reporter: it's quiet on the mississippi. no barges moving at the locks so this is aim crucial for shipping for the nation's farmers. >> one reason why farmers located in the middle of the country like davenport, iowa, are interna onal entrepreneu is because they have ae ater way to mickly. >> reporter: not so this spring. the winter stormno massive melt and rain have inundated the farm fields, overflowed levies and had record breaking flood. >> normally the water would not be quite so far up on these gates. we are inin flo condition right now. >> reporter: earlier this month the locks flooded. high water has shut down multiple locks for months and there are no detour around a closed lock. so though a barge may move short diances on the mississippi, it can't run the length of the river. >> we wouldxp haveted in a normal year all of the fertilizer for all of the farm fields in wisconsin, minnesota, iowa, illinois, missouri should be up here by now and actually on the fields. >> reporter: the mississippi river is an important r

jack brewer says a lot when eggs ohe'son this program, that woule better than using opioids for the players. what's your take on using marijuana as a pain reliever for the players? >> i've seen with personal experience, members of my family, close to me and other friends who have used medical marijuana for pain relief, cancer victims, those who have had surgery that other medications couldn't help and so i've seen that medical marijuana has been a great relief for those particular patients. so i think that the president's right in supporting this. tracee: state's right and support for medical marijuana. maria: i guess it would be better than an opioid, which is highly addictive. >> well, clearly the overuse of opioids is not a good thing. i don't think the president gets enough credit for the crackdown placed on trying to reduce the use and prescription of opioids. really has been an epidemic. he's had some good policies in place to reduce those. >> you brought up the great point, you said you support the president on the state rights when it comments to marijuana. this actual -- the situat

jobs will be on the line contessa brewer live in north bridge, massachusetts.e here at a 24-hour factory that rolls out about 3,000 or more steel mesh products like take a look at this security fencing. this is high security wire mesh fencing that is rolling off of this welder. riverdale mills is probably best known for the wire mesh that it manufacturers for lobster traps. >> lobster market plunged. the lobstermen now can't afford to buy new traps they're repairing their traps at the same time. here at riverdale mills they say there is no way they can pass on the increased costs of their steel because the lobstermen can't afford it at this point. they had 200 workers at this plant before the tariffs went into effect. they're down to 150. the ceo says he is getting ready to tighten his belt even further. brian. >> i would imagine this is an extremely difficult time because these folks are not really on the frontlines necessarily in the papers, in other words we go buy stuff at the stores. we're not necessarily feeling it, but they are i would imagine there's go

contessa brewer took a trip to piscataway to measure the impact on the business firsd. >> reporter: a long line of facing a long list of tariffs. they manufacture equipment for the railroad and transportation dustry. the tariffs are derailing brands for growth. many of the finished parts are de in china and sent to the u.s. they were just slapped with a tariff increase. now totals 25%. ilit w cost this small company in central new jersey $14 million over 15 months. and buying all american isn't an option. >> the problem is, we can only, the industry is only clined about 30% of the products necessary for the industry domestically. >> reporter: these parts will equip san francisco's public transit system known a bart it will pick up the additional costs of the tariffs, which means taxpayers and riders are footing thebill. strato is hiking prices as much as 10%. >> it forces the railroads to do, pass the cost on to the shippers the shippers have to pass the cost on to the consumer, and that's every one of us. >> reporter: like thousands of other american businesses, strato is looking for

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id water, new jersey, contessa brewer, nightly business report. >>> cing up, a caffeine rush in chinang its way to the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a flaw in ford vehicles is prompting a recall of more than a quarter of a million cars in north america. hat the carsr says could roll unexpectedly. vehicles involved include the rd fusion and the ford ranger trucks and today there have been three reports of property damage and one potential injury. >>> as starbucks expands in china, its biggest rival in that countrylasing to go public. luckin coffee is expected to begin trading friday on the nasdaq. the company isrowing fast, opening nearly 2400 stores in just aut 18 months and eunice yun took our cameras inside. >> starbucks dominates the coffee industry in bchina, a company is going to change that. it's called luckin, and let's see how it will take on its rival. >> one of the things you notice, there aren't many seats. it knowshe young chinese consumer very, very well and stores esting more i like this. this is called a pick-up store as opposed it a relax store and it's a coffee counter as opposed to a

contessa brewer, nightly business report. >>> in other news, two textboo giant announced that they planrge. we have this deal that's approved by regulators and the combination of mcgraw-hill education and sendgauge learning holdings will produce the second biggest publisher of textbooks with annual revenuef more than billion. we have the two ceos of both companies tonight. abanjari is the ceo ofl mcgraw-hnd michael hanson of send gauge who will become the combined ceo of mcgraw-hill. >> thanks to both of you. who called who? >> can start if that' acceptable. >> okay. >> i had the chance to meet wite mi in july or august at a conference and we were introduced by a futualend and the conversation quickly led to a situation where we understood that we were looking at a common vision of what we st id of ourustries and a vision of what would be an exciting future for us and that led to more conversations and making a recommendation to our financial rsspon >> and i guess you feel doing it together you can do it more cheaply then, is that thedea? >> for sure there is a basis for if you have a c

gives brewers a 3-0 lead. this ends stras' night.p, another run scores iss and the orioles taking on the boston red sox looking for three wins in a row but not the greatest of starts. top of the first. j.d. martinez takes this ball deep to center and it is out of here. takes the early 2-0 lead. the orioles answer bottom of th. fi and he gets all of this one. so we're tied at 2. so bottom of the fourth, o's trailing by one. it's alberto with the solo shot. ow tied runs a piece. now with two on and sox lead 6-3 finishes one hand and slams there, watch out. kawhi finishes with 21 points, b three rnds, four assists and two steals. the raptors take care of the 76ers 125-89. they lead the series three games to two.w no to the nhl playoffs second roundeeame seven betw the dallasar sts and st. louis heues. blues on attack. work around to the blue line and vince dunn with the shot from the point. beats the goalie blues with an early 1-0 lead and under five first to play in th period, a bad turnover by the blues defender and matt zuccarello ta

more than 1,400 brewers across the country signed up to sell the beer.month sierra grossman sent a letter to participating brewers urging them to follow through with their pledges. officials say they've been in touch with many of the brewers and it expects them to honor their commitment. resilience was sold until just a month ago. >>> 6:25. ariana grande reportedly canceling tour dates after suffering a surprise allergic reaction to tomatoes. the 25-year-old pop star made the announcement on her instagram page saying the food allergy totally took her by surprise. she had to push back two shows in team and orlando to november. she says her throat pretty much closed and that she feels like she was swallowing a cactus. she is slowly making progress and thanks her fans for their love and understanding. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings -- >> reporter: prosecutors are deciding if the man accused of plowing his car into a group of people in sunnyvale should also face hate crime charges. i'm jobina fortson live in san jose this morning with a look ahead at his

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and with the help of the craft brewer they then created a drink similarto brewer they then created af 6% as well as a 1496 alcohol content of 6% as well as a 14% meed. the researchers believe the furrows of ancient egypt's would have enjoyed similar tasting drinks and even the wider population, when fermented products were seen as a basic commodity, far less risky than water which was often contaminated. this is thought to be the first time that alcohol has been created from ancient yeast found in pottery from the past. but the question on everyone's mind, what does it taste like? it was good. very good. it tasted great. i drink a lot of beer so tasted great. i drink a lot of beer soi tasted great. i drink a lot of beer so i can judge. tasted great. i drink a lot of beer so i canjudge. the tasted great. i drink a lot of beer so i can judge. the scientists say their work helps us better understand the flavours of the ancient world. the added bonus is that they get to toast their discovery with a well earned beer. the vietnam war was a period of intense conflict for americans serving a

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operations multinational hopes the proceeds will help reduce its one hundred billion dollars of debts brewers active in more than one hundred fifty countries and its five hundred brands include upmarket brands like budweiser becks and corona which are becoming increasingly popular in asia one has a has a market share of about fifteen percent in china alone on the say the i.p.o. could bring in up to fifty billion dollars worth of revenues over eight percent up from just under five billion dollars. and here are some of the other business headlines from today b.m.w.'s first quarter profits plunged as it has to pay a one point four billion euro penalty related soon e.u. probe over collusion in the diesel gate scandal comicon said the charge brought quarterly profits down to five or five hundred eighty eight million euro's as wrong seventy five percent less in the same period a year ago wanted warned investors that a big fund from the european commission was likely brussels alleges b.m.w. commutative dima and folks to avoid competing on emissions control technology. it's dave the current is two pr

process is just one percent of the total harvest it's cheaper to import processed cotton from the brewers. are they saying mali is a big textile market but it's also a market which is flooded with cheap imported textiles. and that seriously disrupts all companies business. the state owned mali in textile development company now wants more local cotton to be processed on home soil. analysts however fear that tiny energy costs and the lack of skilled workers could put off potential investors though that's not happened with comment text it's made just stakeholder is that china overseas engineering group sometimes new doesn't necessarily mean better in australia central bank has confirmed that its latest batch of fifty dollar notes has a spelling mistake. one word is misspelled sweet times across the millions of notes have been printed the bank says it will only corrected in the next print. it just goes to show sometimes you have to read the fine print australia's high tech polymer banknotes are extremely hard to counterfeit thanks to their highly detailed printing but evidently that technolo

that have proven to be very effective for instance we have a whistle blower policy where was the brewers actually get a reward when they report on corrupt franks's so there's so much going on you know apart from the new technology advances going on and if you look at our banking system we have bob's one of the most effective online and mobile platform banking systems so payment systems are very effective. very efficient all that said why then doesn't nigeria have a growth rate similar to some of its neighbors ethiopia say or guyana which is full custody by close to nine percent this year nigeria seems to be doing a lot if it really is tackling corruption and changing around its fortunes when it comes to the oil industry why then isn't it hitting those higher growth rates like other workers i think you know comparing us to ghana with all due respect would be unfair because you know the states that in nigeria we have thirty sixty and one or two of the states is almost as large as ghana so who are talking about the population of one hundred ninety three million people we have had. challenge

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i'm contessa brewer. stocks rallying for a third straight day pushing the s&p and nasdaq back into positive territory for the week and stock up more than 50% since then more on that just ahead. first, let's get right to kelly. >> thank you, contessa straight to bob pisani down at the new york stock exchange with what's fueling the rally, bob? >> 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning and 600 dow points in about 24 hours. all hopes of trade fronts, all hopes the progress could be made maybe a delay in auto tariffs or nafta progress or the aluminum steel tariffs and maybe suckered in to that trade deal here and nice expansion and new highs nearly 200 at the new york stock exchange and all doing really well. big names and mx, costco, mcdonald's, and on the first day. and up to you. bad headline on trades any optimism on the horizon? >> there is, contessa. u.s. and china have been trading barbs despite being committed to talking. a ban on huawei products in the u.s. the commerce department given the authority to ban any

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on the way for a three game series against the brewers. another nail biter between toronto and 76ers. leonard had something to say about that and so did jimmy butler. butler loses the handle.ts it back and throws it up ast shock clock winding down. butler with 29 points and 11 rebounds. steps back, knocks do the jumper giving them a four-point lead. leonard not done. fans going bananas. a game high 39 points. raptors even the series at two with a 101-96 win. >>> game 6 between the stars and blues. dallas fans hoping their team ends it today. doesn't score but shot trickles past. dallas evens it at one. second period here. here comes the blues. hescores. just gets enough of it. the blues back in the lead, 2-1. in the third, scary moments for dallas. winding up the shot. his shot hits goalie ben bishop. he goes down. the goal tender down in pain. he stayed in before allowing another goal. then heads to the dressing roomr blues fo a game 7. they win it, 4-1. in the final week of preparation for saturday's bout is here for ift. a prince george

contessa brewer is looking at how those challenges may be met. >> so the area i'm standing in, a waternt facility in new jersey, was inundated in hurricane irene in 2011. american water, which is the nation's largest publicly traded water utility, invested $37 million and now has protection from a 500-year flood. >> frankly, it's very challenging to make sure that we can get through those climate issues, through those natural disasters and make sure we can sustain service to our customers and make sure we're meeting all those requirements >> so american water spending $8.5 billion over five years on capital improvements like building reservoirs to capture excess water in storms like this one in maryland distributed then during droughts. new york city has committed $20 billion over ten years one project alone, $1.5 billion to replace part of a leaking delaware aqueduct. that's the world's longest tunnel they're grappling with aging infrastructure, growing chemical contamination, the availability of water and experts say it will take a trillion dollars for drinking water alone how do you

. >> reporter: good morning, i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. facebook says it's removed nearly 3.4 billion fake accounts from its platform between october andmarch. that's twice as many as the previous six-month period. but only a billion more than the site's 2.4 million active monthly users. almost all of the fake accounts were caught by artificial intelligence and human monitoring. k ceo mark zuckerberg told us most of the accounts wine blocked withinutes of creation. the numbers come as facebook wrestles with privacy concerns and a growing number of critics that are calling for the company to be broken up. with your cnbc business report, i'm contessa brewer. >>> tgif, everybody. and the nationals have a four-game series starting tonight against the marlins. 7:00 game. sun's not down investment 8:2 -- down until 8:21 this evening. a wonderful night. hopefully the nats win and there's a fireworks display after the game, as well. >>> going to be py. taking a look, speaking of pretty, chopper 4 over the bay bridge eastbound, westbound, looking g

no rex is also a highlight last night in milwaukee, the brewers lorenzo cain alive one up the middle ryan mcmahon. >>extends the body to make a great diving catch at second take another couple looks now. >>again laces one mcmahon the law great reflexes makes the catch the brewers would win the game but that was still good enough for likes us all it i like. >>finally the a's in boston trying to avoid their 5th straight loss iconic fenway park, the oldest ballpark in the majors, 4th car. jonathan mitch tees up aaron brooks. 2 run homer 4 nothing boston. and i was not off a recourse elo just rolling along strikes out ramon a lorry looking to or 8 innings of two-hit baseball giving up no runs punched out a final score. 5, one red sox the a's losing streak. now. grip and medical kits. >>exciting worries game and you of violence later on us are keys to no doubt. thank you mark all right, thanks >>4 months old so. yeah, they're close right now. >>in the course of 12 hours 3 bear cubs >>these little guys right here have had point today and of course of 12 hours they sadly lost their mother t

. >>> the milwaukee brewers, one of those, yelich went from chugging to slugging.th home run of the season. that leads the mlb. he didn't reach that mark until august 20th of last season. now, he hits 20, yearly three months faster. philly still won 6-4. >>> nba fever, opening the wnba season with a buzzer beater from sierra mccallen. what a moment for mccallen, her wnba debut. the rookie from mississippi state. she said at times she didn't want to leave her house growing up. 6'7" in sixth grade. people were staring at her. getting her first win since 2012. thanks to mccowen, things looking up for indiana. >>> let's go to one of the wildest golf shots we've seen in a long time. >> oh! oh! oh! >> oh, indeed. this was the shot from brian harman at the charles swab challenge in dallas. it flies over the green. hits the grandstand and somehow bounces within three feet of the hole. and yes, he did go on to sink the birdie. he tossed the ball into the crowd. i guess, jessica, and victor, it pays to good. >> i love the announce, oh. >> your producer brian oversold the sou

dom chew, contessa brewer and robert frank >>> canada taking the first steps to ratify the new trade agreement. could be a big boom to dairy farmers. more than 200 dairy farms have disappeared just this year we'll talk to a dairy farmer about that next. >>> welcome back here are some of the movers this hour shares of teva down 12% today. the drugmaker agreeing to an $85 million settlement with the state of oklahoma over claims it was among the parties responsible for the state's opioid crisis. amd shares soaring after announcing new pc and gaming chips at a trade show. cowan saying the company stole the show the stock is up 11% today. and acti vt vision blizzard gaining 3% after goldman upgraded the stock to a buy and added it to its conviction buy list they're bullish on the new and upcoming content >>> more than 1,000 of wisconsin's dairy farms have folded in the past two years as trade tariffs on american dairy products have taken a toll the president just announced a $16 billion aid package for farmers hit hardest by our trade war with china for more on this, in terms of the trad

that would be a long uber ride >> yes >> contess a brewer, thanks ver much, in massachusetts for us.t was a fun angle it's true, that was their big market and now the door's kind of slamming shut let's talk about uber's ipo not what the company was hoping for. the lowest the stock was down 8% but we could turn positive, down about a percent right now. andrew ross sorkin sat down with the ceo earlier who identified a surprising competitor for the company. listen >> the ultimate competition we think is car ownership the car is this ultimate transportation bundle. you use it to get grocery or take your kids to school, et cetera, and we and our competition are slowly debundling what i call the car bundle >> bill, the debundle? >> i love that, calling my car the transportation bundle. you're not unbundling my car i'm not going anywhere >> the greatest thing that happened to me in the last year and a half was getting back to the burbs and getting a car. it is hot stuff. >> do you uber to the market >> i will uber back to my apartment because i don't want to carry two big bags. >> you got t

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i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. wall street said to open this morning higher. dow futures up 117 points. the dow dropped 250 points as investors feared the u.s./china trade war is slowing the economy. as wall street braces for a trade war, investors are rushing into safe havens like the bond market. that is causing mortgage rates to track the yield. rate quotes could be coming in less than 4%. facebook remove 3.4 billion fake accounts from its platform, twice as many as the previous six-month period and a billion more than the 2.4 billion monthly active users. nearly all of the fake accounts were caught by arlt official intelligence and increased human monitoring. ceo mark zuckerberg said most were blocked within minutes of their creation. >>> contessa, thank you. coming up on today any baht, kari has a look at your holiday forecast. >> we see all clear skies in walnut creek. as we go throughout the day, the temperatures from the upper 50s to upper 60s. overall it will be a nice day. a look at our weekend forecast coming up next. >>> we'll look at changes in pl

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that does it for "rapid fire," contessa brewer, dom chu and leslie picker. here's what's still ahead on "the exchange." >> announcer: the push for a rate cut intensifying today as the vice president joins the growing choice is the fed listening or tuning out the noise? we'll ask cleveland fed president loretta mester. >>> and they're off! the 145th run for the roses is tomorrow we'll head live to churchill downs for a look at the big money behind the big race with mike tirico. what's a target date fund? what's a hedge fund? a mutual fund? an index fund? what should i ask my investment professional? how do i know if they're even legit? edgar? who's edgar? how do i read a 10-k? what about fees? what's an etf? 529 plan? 401(k)? how do we plan for retirement? where do i start? empower yourself with the free tools and resources on investor.gov. before you invest, investor.gov. on investor.gov. the ai i need? it's gotta scale across my business. starting here, in procurement, helping us find the right suppliers. then here in logistic, to avoid disruptions! here in

then twist his knee but it could have been so much worse the brewers went on to win the game 5 to 4 and that's all yours for now more later back to you has them well amazing reflexes from that pitcher all that it does it for let's say news hour but that's lost more on our website edges in a dot com has always said we shall carry is up next with more of the day's news stay with us for that. al-jazeera was goes on a roller coaster journey here on and discover how folks can empower the g.g. community itself believe and identity. i'd like to prove to the world. i would be able to prove myself to my homes my friends and myself. it's like chalk afghan units on al-jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan. seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in 2008 the time put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow the times example but how do you measure it many brits unease happiness as well when sure