brewers lost their best player to injury.ationals will play the dodgers of brooklyn. >> this is really tough for him. >> by the way, contessa brewer, no relation to the brewers and lived in milwaukee >> they loved it when i lived there. >> only a couple of years ago. i hate to see the game end like that nationals versus the dodgers >>> sure there is hong kong and middle east. we are talking about venezuela and why citco may get sold because of a hedge fund. servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works for you. you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to imp

he has pled not guilty to murdering 26-year-old robert brewer.wer was living on the streets of tampa when he became friends with some of dimauro's other male roommates and was invited back to the apartment for dinner. >> i was thinking, oh, no, not another freeloader around here. >> prosecutors say ackerman grew angry because of the attention brewer was giving dimauro. >> the whole time he had his shirt off showing off his tattoos off to all the guys and then he was showing them off to me. >> would you describe kasey as a jealous person? >> yeah. >> dimauro claims that not long after brewer's arrival, she went out for the evening. >> next thing i know, the police were knocking on the door in the morning and i answered the door. when i answered the door, they said that we need to come in for questioning for murder. and i was really surprised. and i was like where? who? who got murdered? >> prosecutors say dimauro not only knew about the murder but helped to clean up the blood and covered for some of her roommates who committed the murder. if convi

does brewer get the short sheet on the bed here?rcumstance of those two interactions are so different, president trump called nancy pelosi a third-rate politician to her face and according to pelosi she was leaving the room when that happened and final words, jan brewer passed, and the supreme court struck down one of the most racist immigration laws in american history. the language she used to talk about immigrants is worse than what president trump said. and she was confronting him about a portion in their book. she was donald trump before we had donald trump. >> dagen: coming from somebody who points all the time, don't point. the reason brewer got hammered on that photo is because she got her finger right and the man's face. don't point. >> melissa: there we go. at brian kilmeade, thanks for writing the couch with us. we will be back >> i begin with a fox news alert learning that a top diplomat told congress he raised alarms in 2015 about hunter biden's ukraine dealings during the obama administration but was ignored. this is "

types of beer half of the group specially for the event mideast corey is the brewer her uncle founded the tide brewery together with her found their october fest promotes community as well as beer of course and other local profit. a palestinian take on the german tradition. this one is palestine the herbal all girl it's gone salt you know time it's gone i feel like it's like walking through that hill seal because you have all the smell. the entertainment is also palestinian these dancers are performing the dhaka eleventeen folk tradition the palestinians call their national downs. the idea to have october fest in taipei came from the breweries co-founder nadeem koori father. he learned to brew beer while living in the united states in 1903 he and his brother returned to the west bank hoping that peace was in sight at the age of 9 his daughter maddie's started learning to brew for the region's 1st female brewer october fest is about breaking down barriers. doesn't matter where you're from what language you speak people just come outside enjoy the day it shows a different side of palest

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today's game is anything like they gnats and brewers game i said, are you watching this? he did not responded it was late. >> i had my phone charging but, yes, it was a great game. >> for all intents and purposes , the gnats were done, right? >> they might be the team to catch fire. you know how that goes. >> i do. that will be tonight at 509 and it looks funny to be at 70 degrees. our system, one is moved out and were in between. the next one coming in is to the north and really won't do much. it will increase the low cloud deck but you can see all the cold air. 28. burns, organ, 21. medford, some locations near the coast are little warmer but there's a lot of 30s, 20s. that was a cold system. truckee, 23. las vegas, 59. that's cool in the desert. 43 and ukiah. there are some cool readings. highs today are still below average even though we are inching closer, livermore, still four below. temperatures about 4-5 degrees below where they should be this time of year. napa, 38. that's one of the few berkmar 50s in upper 40s. santa rosa at 42. low 50s for some and mid 40s for

it's a little different. >> reporter: here is a fun fact from denver craft brewer judd bellstump. >>t has a molasses. you got a little splash on you. >> reporter: the more sugar you add, the higher the alcohol content in beer. and here is a not so fun fact. a lot of small craft brewers like bellstock are one tax break away from maybe going out of business. >> ended up being about a million dollars to start the place up. >> reporter: and somebody says and by the way, we want you to pay more taxes, what then? >> then i think that for me the only option is to start raising prices. >> reporter: will it cut sales? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: the excise tax was $7 a barrel. it was cut in half two years ago but that expires in november. mike kelly is pushing to keep the cut. >> for small brewer, it's really critical that if they can save costs anywhere, they'll do that. they'll take whatever they save and put it back in equipment or put it in hiring more people, recapitalizing their business. ♪ ♪ i like beer, it makes me a jolly good fellow ♪ >> reporter: beer has been part of america b

billy brewer has worked at gm for 42 yea rs. brewer has worked at gm for 42 years. that my company during the financial crisis when the carmaker had to be bailed out by the us government. you didn't know if they would be open or closed... we just didn't know if they would be open or closed... wejust did not didn't know if they would be open or closed... we just did not know. and then when they were bailed out? workers took a hit. yes, we did. we took it and that is why we will stand strong now because we feel we deserve our share now because we took a hit act then when they were losing. we save them. they need to step up and save us. the impact of the strike goes beyond just the workers and general motors. the auto industry is the largest employer in michigan. and thousands of other businesses rely on it. so if the strike goes on too long, it could lunch this state into a recession. normally these trucks would be hauling parts but today they stand idle. 90% of the trucking business comes from gm. it has already cut 120 employees. that is bad. it is really bad. we ha

brewers led 3-1. then a bases loaded meltdown. trent grisham overran the ball and cleared the bases. the nationals took a 4-3 lead and won by that score. in 10 minutes it all fell apart for the brewers. the nationals earn a trip to the dodgers for the nl divisional series on thursday. >>> and the warriors run baseline to baseline for the >>hiw ofe a they were like janet jackson? that showed me like i was getting old. >> green is 29. the third oldest on the team. one of his new teammates is 22-year-old amari spellman. says he kind of knows about janet, but her music? he's like uh, blank stare. >> that's not really my era. i know enough, like i'm not like dumb. i know janet was the truth in her time, but i don't know none of her music. i'll be at her concert like kind of just there. >> that reminds me of an intern i was picking with and i brought up paul newman, and i showed him a picture and he said oh, the guy on the salad bottle. bottles.e barbecue >> don't write in, i know the sharks start their season tomorrow >> you're watchin

in the competition for a multibillion dollar cloud competing contract from the pentagon contessa brewere this morning and joins us more with more on this good morning. >> hi there, brian the pentagon awarded a lucrative contract known as jedi to microsoft. amazon had long been considered the favorite for the deal which could be worth 10 billion bucks over ten years more than 5,000 government agencies use amazon web services, which is certified as the highest security clearance level, but the victory highlights the rise of microsoft's azure cloud as a major challenger to aws. azure scored another multibillion dollar government contract in august and also a huge win for microsoft ceo who used to run the cloud business in a statement friday, microsoft, says, we're proud we're an integral partner in d.o.d.'s overall mission cloud strategy amazon saying, quote, we're surprised about this conclusion. aws is the clear leader in cloud computing and a detailed assessment purely on the comparative offerings clearly lead to a different conclusion the bidding process had been contentious. in july p

brew beer flavored beers in on beer flavored beers as we call justin is one of nearly 7,000 craft brewerse u s who along with beer lovers raise the glass after congress passed the craft beverage modernization and tax reform act 2 years ago and we'd love to see continue jim mcgreevey with the beer institute says it reduced the federal excise tax for brewers and aided the industry's explosive growth. >>which allowed them. >>to spend the money on innovating in there. breezy were able to. hire a new part-time employee on us almost immediately. >>but the to your tax break runs out at the end of 2019 supporters urge congress to extend it or make it permanent. >>so if it were to go back to the old rate the higher rate that would be disruptive to our industry. a recent study shows that the craft beer industry contributed nearly $79 billion to the us economy in 2018 gives and the money for the neighborhood and then around that you start hiring employees and people come in with their families. justin says if congress fails to act. >>taxes could nearly double in got that many breweries by $10,000 ar

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independent brewers have been a industry.artender adds an estimated $5 million to the economy. now craft brewers fear their profits could go flat if a provision in the nation's tax law is allowed to expire. barry petersen has the story. >>> really a sugar, right sflt. >> yeah. it's -- it's -- >> reporter: here's a fun fact from denver craft brewer judd belstock. >> it's got a molasses characteristic to it -- >> reporter: the more sugar you add, the higher the alcohol content in beer. and here's a not-so-fun fact. a lot of small craft brewers like belstock are one tax break away from maybe going out of business. >> it ended up being about $1 million to start the place up. >> reporter: somebody says, and by the way, weept you to pay more taxes -- we want you to pay more taxes. what then? >> then i think for me the only option is to start raising prices. >> reporter: will it cut sales? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the excise tax was $7 a barrel. it was cut in half two years ago, but that expires in december. pennsylvania congress

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/china tariff war is squeezing the lobster business like a lemon our contessa brewer found maine's lobsterealers are feeling the pinch. it's this week's cover story >> reporter: stephanie's space is small but the lobster company does big business in lobster. >> i primarily export lobster. >> reporter: and when the maine lobster industry worked to open up china markets, stephanie was right there. investing, expanding, ramping up to meet the newly voracious appetite for u.s. lobster. >> we were doing about half of our business with china. and this place would've been rocking and rolling. we had basically 24-hour operations >> reporter: but since last summer, stephanie's sales have plummeted by half. she's cut hours and workers. the impact of a trade war and china slapping tariffs on american lobster >> july 6th, 2018, it all came to a screeching halt and we didn't really sell any more lobster to china. >> reporter: she is not alone. the overall u.s. lobster industry has seen its exports to china plummet 60% the first half of this year compared to the same time frame last year before tariffs

my name is thomas brewer, i'm a former president of the national press club. thank you for being here this afternoon, i'm looking forward to the discussion. nicer than the associate justices were in interrupting when they made their arguments. we are here because of this gentleman to my left, gerald bought stock who lost his job because

he thinks the brewers will make a run.e's a big brewers fan since he grew up outside milwaukee. >> trevor: roy! >> what? i just said milwaukee, i didn't say which state. >> trevor: roy, you need to be more careful, you could be putting him and his family at risk! >> no, don't worry about his family. i spoke to his wife marsha, she's straight. ( laughter ) marsha's fine. she has her hands full. it's bird migration season and she's one of the world's leading researchers of the yellow-billed can you cakuckatoo. >> trevor: you're narrowing it so much. please try to be less specific. >> oh, and ignore her accomplishments, trevor? she's just as much a hero to their son kevin, jr. as her husband. ( laughter ) who, as we know, needs to remain anonymous. >> trevor: kevin, jr.'s father kevin, sr. is count counting on you to keep his identity a secret! >> trevor! you're going to blow his cover! do you have any idea what it's like to be held up in a holiday inn on the outskirts of virginia? 730-427 -- i got to warn kevin. kevin! it's

governor jan brewer, good to have you with us tonight. thanks for stopping in. the democrats are wading deeper into their impeachment peach after comments by their right-hand man. david is tracking the latest developments on the story. >> good evening to you. the white house trying to contain the fallout tonight from comments made by the president's acting chief-of-staff mulvaney, those comments being interpreted as contradicting the no quid quo pro. >> an off-the-cuff answer to a question at the white house on thursday opened the flood gates of concern and confusion on friday. president trump: i think he clarified it. >> the white house and members of the administration playing down mulvaney's comment. >> there was no quid pro quo in the sense of what those folks out there would like for it to be. we're going to give you this money unless you go and investigate joe biden and his son. >> the president's private attorney handling impeachment matters said in a statement, "the president's legal counsel was not involved and acting chief-of-staff mulvaney's press bri

contessa brewer with the news from mgm guy where do you stand. >> market mum trading 18.57 times nextear's numbers. for me if you want to trade something with the same multiple wynn is a better bet because you get tail nds for a deal with the chinese. if you force to play me the game we often play on the desk. >> i'm not forcing. >> you would you rather. >> i never force. >> that's an excellent point. >> no coercion i'm going to self-play and i would rather wynn. >> if you look at wynn, wynn up 25 year to date. las vegas up 20% and mgm up 20 peppers. the two former name haves a big are mcal exposure but go with las vegas because you get singapore in there you get three veen yews versus macao getting brody. and mgm way too vegas dependent. >> starbucks perking up on after hours. >> i like that strong fourpgt quarter for starbucks. eps in line. revenue beating expect ace comps insided 5% globally 6% in the u.s. both better than expectations. in china comps increased by 5% important market too those comps in the china and u.s. showed transaction growth they are focusing on in store exper

i mean, that is what he is claiming, that's brewers won. the brewers did not win. the washington nationals won -- right on. but that is what -- he's like, first of all, it's not an exact transcript, which we know. but everything in it actually only made things more problematic for him. >> the president is speaking to his supporters. >> are they -- have they not read this? >> whether they've read it or not, the president is speaking to his supporters. the president is trying to make a point about the entire process and about how the whole thing, you know -- his characterization of it as a hoax is really about characterizing it for people in a way if they support him to have ammunition, right. this is really what this is all about. the other difference from mueller to here, by the way, also -- >> a direct lie -- >> right -- >> you see what -- what you see in front of your face is not what it is. it's instead something else. >> but the other difference i would say with mueller it this is activity in government. a big difference, right. there is a much more of a paper

in 1913 the brewer opened the ball house together with her husband to entertain berliners from all walks of life clear since survive 2 world wars and the division of germany and hardly changed. but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating ziggy marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear he ends. up party but variance time october fest worldwide everything's german for the week welcome to october fest in cincinnati. experienced the german festival canceling. 3 beers and their traditional. german voices. in the south african sun. in the beethoven 1st 29 teams campus project. 2 worlds are united. i i 60 minutes. take. us. with the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football on line. avon their kids from austria well find out more about him later on in the program. hello

in 1913 clavicle brewer opened the ball house together with her husband to entertain berliners from all walks of life clear humans survive 2 world wars and the division of germany and hardly changed. but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating zuki marquardt hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. clare hills paul house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear hints. about sense of right through the dipsy couple of days about the people from all over and that's in home the force i'm clear most missing in that we can unlock that missed the boat on the. day that the last dragon was one of the whole. books on the. welcome to the put is the game here for delta. flights to talk about. a great. story more. we have. let's have a look at some of the other rallies faking an effort to create a sigh of relief so you don't want to. discuss. t.w. . if you would like to be our fighters want to

in 1913 the brewer opened the ball house together with her husband to entertain berliners from all walks of life clear since survive 2 world wars and the division of germany and hardly changed. but in january things may change a new owner plans on renovating zuki mark wright hopes that things will continue as usual afterwards. we just want to stay here and keep dancing to swing music like we used to like in grandma's time so to speak. claire his ball house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear since. a party variance style october fest worldwide everything's german for the meet welcome to october fest in cincinnati. experienced the german festival canceling. plans to carry special traditions. to the. next 30 years up to the for. told forget. everything seems possible here. $989.00 comics and it's where the peaceful revolution began. today it's a creative and driving the truck honest. so it's just the right time to procure it into the city's past and present. in 60 minutes w. . i'm not laughing at the germans because i'm

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i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan crude prices as a result of news an oil tanker has caught firewe'll go live now to tehran. what news are you getting here who is behind it >> reporter: good morning, contessa we don't know who is behind it right now. but the national iranian company says that vessel that belongs to them has sustained damage to its hull after it was hit by two explosions within a half hour. iranians are saying that this was an act of terrorism. they suspect the damage was caused by missile strikes. they say the ship was about 60 miles off the port city when the attack happened. iranians are denying any serious damage they say two store rooms had been hit it has been contained now. also that the crew on board are safe they are working to stabilize the ship there were reports that the ship was on fire. state media have released some images it appears to show a minimal amount of damage authorities here are saying the ship's engine hasn't been damaged and they are making efforts to bring the ship back to iran waters "ran iran's oil minister has called a i meeting abou

instead we're taking a look at the folding popularity of drinking beer among germans which means the brewers rely on you to wrists. these sacks are going to china malted grain from brewing beer from the german town of back company directors have been a via months since more than $3500000.00 sacks of each year more than 80 percent go to countries outside the e.u. go and dance in front of a lot of course america is a very interesting growth market with that strong craft beer trend and this trend is spreading to other countries such as brazil argentina and peru the whole south american continent. but also growing in asia taiwan korea and japan everywhere that small groups are starting up and brewing beer creation of. the team here. but before getting to that stage the grain whether barley wheat or runny must 1st be turned into malt to do this it is so for several days then it's dried at high temperature light or dark sweet or bitter every mall is different but it's the crucial element in giving beer its color and aroma. this is good it's made. this year one taste like a strong roasted to spread

and a thirst for beer abroad keeps german brewers in business at a time of tinubu the fall in consumption of hard. and painful extra visits. kerry has about to merge and powers implementing a full band on face masks prompting even more on rest protesters took to the streets in opposition of the law which was made under the colonial emergency regulations ordinates the measure allows hong kong's leaders to create new laws that are in the public interest months of civil unrest have row the city and negatively impacted hong kong's economy especially the tourism industry. the violent clashes between protesters and the police are hurting hong kong businesses the number of tourists in the city state plunged 39 percent compared to the same time last year according to official figures. are you high right now business is down by at least half or even more. income every day it's really obvious.

here is our contessa brewer. we have a nice theme going on here grub hub share is potassilummet.s down nearly $150 last year. the ceo pointed the fingers of users flooded to shareholders and this was the court of the day saying "online diners are becoming more promiscuous. our newer diners are increasingly coming to us already ordering on competing oen line platform and our existing diners. >> what happened to monogamy and dining if you are being rewarded by getting your first meal on us, why would you not be promiscuous. it sounds like they don't have a great plan to turn around when they say we are going to go around and try multiple strategies hello, throw spaghetti on the wall and let's see >> does the customer loyalty lies with the restaurants or delivery service they're going to change to uber eats i am going to figure it out. i am not going to find a new way to get my chicken wings. >> everyone is talking about it and frank. >> you are hitting on it >> it is not object promiscuity. >> those diners are not so promiscuous. it gained more market shares >> door dash reporting

season come to an end, but thanks to a bill buckner-type moment it was bottom of the eighth, 3-1, brewers. the nationals had the bases loaded with two outs. that's when 20-year-old juan soto comes to the plate. he comes with a single to right. trent grisham trying to make a play lets the ball get by him. grisham who's a rookie took over for christian yelich who's out for the year due to injury. a three-run score after the error. the nationals then win it in the ninth, 4-3, and the celebration was on. just a devastating loss for milwaukee, and it's certainly one grisham won't be forgetting any time soon. >> it's going to sting for a long time, essentially gifting the nationals a berth. i expect it to hurt. >> get a base hit. get a base hit to try to tie the game. >> i one der if they carded soto before letting him in with the champagne. again, he's only 20. you see someone carrying a lightsaber around. tonight the american league wild-card game, the a's are going to host the reys. first pitch after 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> meanwhile less than three miles away in d.c., the mystics looking to

billy brewer has worked at gm for 42 years and was with the company during the financial crisis when government. it was scary. you didn't know if they were going to be open 01’ know if they were going to be open or closed. we didn't know. and then when they were bailed out, i mean, workers took a hit. we did. we took a hit. that's why we are going to stand strong now because we feel we deserve our share now because we took a hit back then when they were losing. we saved them. so they need to step up and save us. the impact ofa to step up and save us. the impact of a strike goes just beyond the workers and general motors. the auto industry is the largest employer in michigan and thousands of other businesses rely on it. so if the strike goes on too long, it could plunge this state into a recession. normally these trucks would be hauling gm parts but they stand idle. 90% of the trucking business comes from gm and it's already cut 120 employees. it's bad, it's really bad. i mean, we had to go through oui’ bad. i mean, we had to go through our savings and probably we have a couple of wee

as joe alluded to, the brewers, god love them.without yelich, one of the best players in the national league. they had a great run and it ended last night like that, terrible. >> we're showing actually that one play but actually, willie, the pitching after scherzer got out of some trouble in the beginning, the pitching between scherzer and strasburg, three shutout innings, he was lights out. that's a team that did everything they needed to do to have the honor of going up against some buzz saw that is the los angeles dodgers. >> good luck. >> hell of a reward. get on a plane, fly across the country and play the dodgers. but yeah, if they can pitch like that once they got through scherzer who was a little rocky out of the gate, who knows. the nats haven't been able to get past this round of the playoffs but they got a tough challenge in front of them and we got another good one tonight, tampa bay and the as for the right to go to houston and play the astros. so we're getting into it now. >> tell you what, richard haas says that the

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billy brewer has worked at gm for 42 years.ompany during the financial crisis when the carmaker had to be bailed out by the u.s. government. >> we feel we deserve our share then when they were losing. we saved them, sohey need tove step up and s. >> the impact of the strike goes beyond the workers and genenal motors. e auto industry is the largest employer in michigan and thousands of other businesses rely on it. if the strike goes on toog, lon it could plunge this state into a recession. normally these trucks would be hauling gm parts, but today they stand idle. it has already0 cut 100 2 emoypls.g ll b ok. despite $8 billion in profits for gm last c year, t industry is facing an uncertain future. >> all the trade stuff is kind of up in the air. we don't knowhe automation and electrification will take hold. gm is spending a lot of money. >> even before the strike, america's manufacs ring sector owing down payment this strike makes it worstroking more- stoking more fears that a recession is around the corner. ♪ laura: two menith

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not so fair and balanced if you are a brewers fan, but sorry about that.ew year. thank you for inviting us into your home. that is it for "special report." fair, balanced, unafraid. "the story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you. good evening. tonight as americans watch the news from home, what are they thinking about all of this? an effort to remove the president of united states from the white house. it will be all-consuming, at least for the next several months. what about the economy, what about the threats from china? they celebrated the 70th anniversary by rolling out a missile that they claim can hit us in 30 minutes. in the long run will the people of this country think their politicians in washington for this fight? later tonight we will turn to brothers who have never been down this road and we will ask them what they think about all of this. first to the late

we have the brewers in the nationals plane rit now. >> you didn't notice the secret weapon.e have not had anybody call in or email. >> to tell. >> who is wearing green right now? >> yes. we will be right ba. ck >>> ♪ be surprisedto bumng into klay thompson in san francisco. hey, klay. that is what i will do. >> don't do that. golden state warriors star shooter has digs in the city. thompson, he hinted that his dog is adjusting to city life. and that he lives right by a part. with the warriors now playing at chase center, players have been moving across the bridge to more commuter friendly locations. he did tell nbc sports however,e s he tha spectacular view. >>> thank you so much watching it 6:00. the cbs evening news is up next. >> we'll be back your 7:00. tal don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. nt rest ao lia e angioedema with an ace or arb.d the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ a o'do

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