that was against yu darvish, who was playing with the brewers tonight.un on just the one hit. good breaking ball, strike one. pretty darn good top three in the rotation, john, for the cubs. >> john: they've got -- >> joe: they've got darvish pitching like this, and jon less still doing it. that is left side. what a play, and got him! that was bote who went to his right. he was the only guy over there, john smoltz, and when his momentum carrying him towards the dog out, threw a strike. >> john: outstanding play, the shift, right off balance, but right on target. and yelich can run, so big out. now one out away from the cubs extending the best record in baseball. you mentioned about that starting rotation, it's a good blend too. strikeout machine, then you've got the guys that know how to pitch in jon lester and kyle hendricks, so it's a good mix up of stuff that no-hitter can really have a lot to handle. >> joe: garcia takes a strike. the cubs are one out away from adding two major league baseball's best record going to 13-3. that is hit hard and into lef

louis cardinals players testing positive friday, postponing their matchup against the milwaukee brewers. the league says a decision is consistent with protocols to allow enough time for additional testing and contact tracing to be conducted. eight different teams have been affected. the marlins have been sidelined for days after an outbreak infected 17 players and two

we will see heavy handedness of government come back down that will stifle innovation with orange brewers out there and that is a real thing that i am worried about if we see a democratic administration. >> host: bob latta is a topper publican on the subcommittee on medications and technology. sam sabin covers technology for morning console. thank you both for being on "the

the milwaukee brewers worked out at the stadium and instead of playing the home opener, because to st. louis players tested positive then the marlins, and 18th player has tested positive. they are busing the infected players from philadelphia back to miami. and six teams did not play on friday because they or their opponents had positive tests and those cases have led to the postponement of 17 games this week. the numbers do not lie.

times or right what to do with all that beer a question that usually solves itself unless you're brewer and you're talking about vast quantities of beer and that was exactly the case with an australian brewer that had too much supply on hand through the pandemic but came up with a clever solution take a look. at the big news flowing again pirate brewery in adelaide belong down brought a drink of drought. anymore it was it was tough you know 50 percent of our sales just disappeared. the brewery was left with gallons and gallons of excess brew but they found a solution they sent it here to the waste water plant where it can be used to generate green energy. as anyone who's ever drank too much of it knows there is a great trick producing gas and that's what happens here it's mixed with sludge and the gas that creates is used in the generators that power the entire plant. it's a great way to combat waste into energy so it does help us with out carbon footprint just as an environmentally friendly way scott that this mass in the biz generated enough energy to power the equivalent of 1200 home

what's going on as far as the brewers? >> yeah, joy. on top of that milwaukee brewers that makes sense because of geography and the response from the bucks. in the last few minutes, the seattle mariners game against the san diego padries and the dodgers against the giants also not playing as they continue to go with this protest. the three wnba games that were scheduled to be played tonight in their bubble in florida also not being played. what you are seeing in general is probably the largest most widespread kay of sports activism that our country has ever seen. and those of us who sports know, we kind of live over in the corner there. it is not really essential at the end of the day to your life. so what's going on in louisiana, covid-19, the republican convention, all those things have far more significance than the results of a sporting event. however, sports tends to cut across demographics. sports seems to get all of these under the same umbrella. so this statement, however powerful it is we don't know the full impact of it, is as

gopher in the big 10, jack brewer.e right move by the big 10 and the pac 12? >> you have to question the reasoning behind this move. you know, i'm all for player protection. i'm all for looking out for the best interest of these young men who worked all their lives to be in the situation to play college football. when you look at the numb burkes when you look at the -- numbers, when you look at the facts, the left talks about science and says conservatives deny science, but in this call you just don't see that. since 2000, there's been over 35 players in the ncaa that have died playing football. when you look across the board, the nfl, the ncaa, not a single player has been hospitalized, not a single player has died from the coronavirus. but yet, you look across the nation, over 800,000 kids are sent to the hospital and emergency rooms every year due to sports injuries and so the ncaa is takee about of both sides of their mouths, showing hypocrisy. you're talking about an organization that doesn't give every player hea

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louis cardinals and milwaukee brewers after more cardinals tested positive for covid-19. cnn's martin savidge reports. >> reporter: sports leagues are using short seasons, bubbles, team sequestering and rapid testing to let the games begin. could the winners and losers teach us something? take baseball. already, a number of games are on hold as more than 20 members of the miami marlins tested positive for coronavirus. players aren't sequestered and teams travel to outbreak hot spots. the washington nationals were so concerned about going to florida, they put it to a vote. >> we all decided that it was probably unsafe to go there. >> reporter: friday, the cardinals/brewers game postponed after two members of the st. louis team tested positive. meanwhile, the national hockey league and the national basketball association have opted for a different approach, keeping participants in a closed environment where they live, practice, and play their games. the bubble. so far, so good. during training camp, the nhl tested more than 800 players. there were two positive the first wee

it spilled over to baseball because milwaukee brewers and cincinnati reds decided not to play tonightre on this story coming up. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >> i'm kristen sze. we have the latest on the wildfires. cooler weather are helping firefighters get control of the fires burning across the bay area. the scu lightning complex in the east bay and south bay is 25% contained and in the north bay, lnu complex is 33% contained. starting with the lnu that

louis cardinals and milwaukee brewers has been postponed after more cardinals tested positive. it comes a day after the major league baseball commissioner warned the shortened season could be shut down altogether. >>> first to inflorida, though, the current epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic where at least 7 million people could be in the path of hurricane isaias. easy for me to say. randi kaye is standing by in palm beach county but let's get the forecast first with meteorologist chad myers in the cnn weather center. what can we expect from isaias? >> so far, it has been the underachiever of the lifetime where hanna was so big and bad quickly, this thing has run into dry air and it has really fallen apart. that's the good news. we're going to get a new update at 5:00 p.m. to see what the hurricane uhunter finds under that, even though the satellite picture looks horrible, doesn't mean the rain isn't going. still have winds in nassau. peopling running up and down the in ft. lauderdale when the first squall hit this morning. i've been listening to scanners up and down the bea

brewer given those remarks. it was up in the air until last minute whether or not they'll allow brewer to give these remarks. he was charged inside a trading. those federal charges made it awkward in addition to the fact that we need to jump into the rnc and fact-check. there it was. >> we are expecting lara trump who's married to one of trump's son is on deck. let's get back to the convention. >> tonight as we celebrate america as a land of heroes. i am here at western new york. i have seen amazing americans in action, raised in law enforcementdeployed to iraq and serving today in the army reserve. my generation of post-911 set rans has huge shoes to fill. following our greatest generation that fought tyranny and saved the world. all over our country every day heroes serve and sacrifice from the greater good. farmers, truckers, crafts men. these heroes keep america running and president trump fights for them every day. this year we have especially relied on one particular group of heroes, front line medical wor

democratically elected leader for the nigerian president goodluck jonathan and john called cutscene brewer he is the president of the commission for the regional bloc echo us expected to be amongst that delegation opposition supporters have been holding rallies celebrating the overthrow of president abraham about the case or the military joins us says it plans to appoint a transitional event but has not given a trial a timeframe for doing so. in afghanistan there have been 3 separate explosions all in the space of an hour in the capital kabul they all targeted security personnel an army colonel is dead and several other people are injured no group has yet claimed responsibility. is claiming responsibility for an ambush that has killed 3 russian soldiers including a major general in syria their convoy was attacked while on the road to damascus for a supply run the soldiers were inspecting the damage when a 2nd explosive device then went off killing them and injuring several others we are glad keke is the 1st russian general reported killed in syria since 2017. now mexico's president under a

well i tell you 1st of all let me say i'm i'm i'm really i want to be offended for jack brewer for being attacked like you just did for saying he's under investigation you know the biden family has made tens of millions of dollars and if there was honor in this an african-american man wouldn't be under an investigation and joe biden's kid is skating free in a multimillion dollar home in beverly hills right now it's you know you talk about double standards that people look up and say really that's what we're going to do here since things are tone deaf nobody believes joe biden is functionally able to be president nobody democrats don't believe it either and now even nancy pelosi saying the democrats shouldn't have nominated him because they've set themselves up and the republicans the republicans have been tone deaf on this school choice isn't enough the teachers' unions have exploited. fricken americans for 30 years in our inner cities and when you're the one place systemic racism as president america that i'll agree is our union union leadership has kept african-american and brown and w

those are -- and jack brewer actually talked about school choice, and trying to get as many people -- as many black families in -- into having -- having a decent education. so changing what's happening in black america. so those are the particular things that he was talking about. >> well, you answered the question perfectly. you answered it perfectly. >> it's also a little duplicitous to talk about republicans, as if they've always been the same party. >> right. >> you know, to look at what happened with republicans in the south, during the time of abolition. and look at what's changed in that party, over time, kirsten, you know. i think it's a fair counter to say, yeah, that republican party, not this one. >> yeah. well, the thing, if you look at the historical accuracy of it, it was progressives who did the things. some of them happened to be republicans. they weren't all republicans. but, you know, and then, the democrats were the southern democrats, and yes, they were very racist. and guess what? a lot of them became republicans, later on. >> trump's fighting to keep confederate

contessa, we appreciate it contessa brewer. >> lots of retail earnings out today. from the march lows now that the stimulus money has run out, is the run done that's next. don't forget, you can always watch or listen live on the go on t cc p.henbap we're back after this. >>> welcome back a mixed bag for retail walmart and home depot benefiting still look at the stocks despite having an initial spike, they're trading lower this afternoon after hitting all time highs. walmart warns spending slowed in july as stimulus money ran out kohl's beat but gave a brim holiday forecast that is down 15% taking down the other department store names with the possibility of no more stimulus for now, could all this mean the consumer is losing steam into the final months of the year the most important ones for retail steve is the former ceo and chairman of sax. good to have you with us how much of a setback are we facing does it simply depend on what comes from congress? >> oh, i think it's more than just what comes from congress. although, that will have a significant impact on the

media rights groups say several reporters have been arrested including freelance journalist alexander brewer a cough who reports for d w he's been sentenced to 10 days in prison meaning he'll be unable to cover the election president alexander lukashenko is facing a wave of dissent over his dismissal of the covert 900 pandemic and his human rights record. well france and germany are calling on president bush and goes government to ensure that sunday's election is free and fair the correspondence theory or shadow has more on the batteries election and the push for change. tens of thousands of people have come to the capital in recent days. she's standing incumbent president alexander lukashenko and has become in the face of the opposition here. i don't want to be silent anymore i don't want to be afraid are you also tired of staying silent. but. doesn't want to be president in case she wins she has promised to release all political prisoners and then call new elections she's campaigning out of solidarity with her husband was a popular blogger a good one off school who wanted to run for the pr

this is jack brewer, a former nfl player. he is now at the podium. in about an hour, we are expecting vice president mike pence to speak. among the questions, will he address the unrest in wisconsin and the subsequent boycott in the sports world? we do know this, vice president pence will speak from ft. mchenry in baltimore and will talk about patriotism. ft. mchenry inspired francis scott key to write "the star spangled banner." his wife will speak, as well as kellyanne conway, who announced she is leaving the white house staff for family reasons. lester holt will lead our coverage at the rnc in 15 minutes. right now, let's bring in lar gersten. let's go back to last night. how effective was melania trump for republicans to sway some votes here? >> one thing's for sure, it was the anti-trump speech. the opposite image of who president trump is. she talked about caring for covid people. she's the only one who has really addressed that in any way, the covid problem. the tragedy involved, all these families who died and what not. she talked about that.

. >>> the scheduled game between the cardinals and brewers today, not happening.t is being postponed after more cardinals tested positive for covid-19. meanwhile the nba and nhl appear to be having success with the sports bubble. here is martin savidge. >> reporter: sports leagues are using shortened seasons, bubbles, team sequestering and rapid testing to let's the games begin. could the wirns an ersz anners teach us something? more than 20 members of the marlins tested positive for the coronavirus. they are not sequestered. and the washington nationals were so concerned about going to florida, they put to a vote. >> we decided that it was unsafe. >> reporter: and the cardinals/brewers game after two members tested positive. and the national hockey league and the national basketball association have opted for a different approach, keeping participants in a closed environment where they live, practice and play their games, the bubble. so far, so good. during training camp, the nhl tested more than 800 players. there were two positive the first week and none the se

well, you're on, brewers! i would love to join you at miller park, once it's safe.r sausage races. i'm already in training. i'm up to five sausages a day. so, again, i'm sorry, milwaukee. you're a beautiful city. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. not me, and especially not this guy. i hope to see you soon! we'll be right back, everybody. late show." tune in tomorrow for more live "late show" after the republican national convention when my i'll be talking to speaker nancy pelosi, plus a performance by lucinda williams. james corden is next, everybody. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show, ooh ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show ♪ oh, oh it's the late late show ♪

cardinals and brewers. but the giants and rangers, healthy and opening a series last night at oracle. with look at this. the new rat pack. frank dean and pablo sandoval. i love it. giants won't love this. first pitch of the game. gone. shin-soo choo goes deep of webb. wilmer flores, his second homer of the year. 4-2 g-men. bottom sixth. rookie, got his first hit early in the game. said that called him down. second hit is his first career rbi. brings in a run. giants roll 9-2 on skipper gabe kapler's 45th birthday. the a's,od bought a steve bartman cutout. certainly not a cubs fan. things go terribly wrong. kyle seager down the line. two-runs five runs. another run scores, 4-0 m a's --. a's drop their third in a row 5-3. >>> college news. the pac 12 announcing their plans for a 10-game season starting september 26th. five home, five away games. all in conference. big games. stanford, cal, october 25th in berkeley week five. title game just before centimeters t be topchristmas to be hosted by the top seed. ch

contessa brewer, great story, thank you very much. a couple of weeks ago you guys created something called the wynn-dicator. i see what you did there how does this story play into all of that? >> i didn't do it. it was our crack staff back in inglewood cliffs they're the whole engine good for them. contessa an hour ago was eating popcorn. wynn when they released the news that macau travel restrictions were easing, the stock went from 70 to 90 in four trading days. now it's back at 80. this stock has given you ample opportunity to trade and i think it's giving you one again. this move down to 80 is obviously a 50% retracement of that move. i totally get that headwinds have not diminished but this has been a wonderful trading stock and i think it's going to continue to be that in the months to come. >> this story could be a show in and of itself. when you think about the u.s./china trade dynamics, the wechat and tencent story, the whole dynamic of where online gaming and gambling has become prominent. they've been major winners at the e

burgess owens, jack brewer. that's a great name, jack brewer. herschel walker. tough people. so when you watch the republicans, you're like okay, these are the adults. these are the people that will shut down the idiotsy. that's a really good strong message. >> jesse: juan, i know you disagree with that. but looking back to last night, anything that you, juan williams, did any tingle go down your leg, did your heart start fluttering? was there one moment that even you could say wow, that was good stuff? >> juan: i think the people that produce "the apprentice" had a hand in this. they did a fine job. how glorious, fort mchenry. it's baltimore. i thought where is the rat-infested city. but i thought they did good. for tonight, jesse, i think we know what is coming. trump is going to bash biden. that's been the theme of this convention, to make biden equally unattractive, maybe more unattractive than trump is to the voters so trump can win the election. the problem has been even today the news. the news just keeps going on. my baseball team is not playing tonight. why? because

the brewers worked out of their own stadium instead of playing the home opener against the cardinals because two st. louis players tested positive. then there is the marlins. and 18th player tested positive. they are busting the infected players from philadelphia back to miami. the pack 12 wrote out the schedule for a 10 game season. conference games only. david shaw and the cardinals will begin at washington in week one. it is set for september 26. the first home game is weak 3 against usc. the big game is in week five meck. it also begins with back-to- back road games at oregon state and the trojans. the home opener is against washington. the aforementioned big game will be remain in berkeley likely without fence. antonio brown will be suspended eight games for violating the personal conduct policy if he signs with another team. brown played one game st new england. >> first tournament since february. and opening-round 66. a one-stroke lead. pga here is brandon todd. that is how you finish the wrong. fleetwood shot a 67. you can tune in sunday following the final round for the past

it is time for "rapid fire" with contessa brewer, dom chu and kate rogers.an we now say, kate, that you're out west? it looks beautiful out there, wildfires notwithstanding. >> that's right, thanks. good to be here. >> i'm still so sad. i get it, i'm over it, but can't wait until we can get back in person it's not the same, you know that >> i'll visit you, kelly i'll be there. >>> citi is getting bearish on certain names today. facebook is their only birated social media stock the analysts say digital outperformed digital ads in the second quarter and that's helped why we're seeing these stocks this year, but dom, it implied it's going too far too fast. >> not just too far too fast, the absolute run for some of these stocks even if you take out what happened in the pandemic lows in the middle of march have been fairly staggering, and just look at the market caps of some of these companies. we talk about microsoft so much, we talk about apple so much, but so much of these social media companies have a runup because people thirnk we're using them more, people

let's bring in jack brewer, ceo of of the brewer group and a former nfl player himself, always good tock. >> great to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: let me start here, usa today opinion colonists said the 2020 college football season will happen to whatever extent it possibly can because athletic departments need the money. and they are placing the burden on the backs of unpaid amateurs taking on all the risks to their health and inconvenience to their lives without any added incentive to do so." what you make of that side of the argument? >> i mean, it's a great argument if you look at the numbers alo alone, each school will lose hundreds of millions of dollars, most of the money not just going to the football program, but it finances the other programs. but i think what really is the issue here, when you look at what college football is doing, you've got to ask, are they really concerned about the health of the players? you know, since 2000, there have been almost 35 players who have died playing football -- playing college football. you know, every year, you look at kids that pla

i wanted to single out another santa clara director, jenny brewer who went above and beyond the call in making sure that we could do all this work in the short period of time we had. in particular, i want to single out the mayor of san jose. who intervened in a strategic moment. which is a euphemism when we were really in the dumps. he got us going again in the right direction. like several other public commenters, i would like to thank director brinkman. my predecessor on the caltrain board. i think her no vote administered a shock to the system. people understood how serious this was and that we were on the knife edge of defeat for the whole enterprise. when director brinkman is ready to make the motion, i'll be happy to second it and let's see if we can get a yes vote this time out of her. >> director brinkman: thank you director heminger. -- >> thank you so much to everyone who got involved to get us to this point. it goes to show, we can all get along as a region and we can pull together for a common cause. in this case, it didn't just take a village, it took a region and it too

you mentioned the brewers game wnba, andended, the other major league baseball games have been shut down today. soccer and tennis, as way of showing support for a broader social justice reconciliation in our country. so when you have society moving at this pace, if you want to not get on the wrong side of history, you've got to move along with it. has a president trump little bit of history with professional sport leagues, remember how he came out against during about kneeling the national anthem. it will be interesting to see what he does in this circumstance. as we wait for the civil rights activists. >> among most of coronary was a civil rights we went. 60 years ago, segregation was legal and enforced. a simple act of sitting at a lunch counter could lead to physical harm, jail time, or worse. experience,personal walking into a woolworths department store on february 2, 1960, i knew it was unlike any day i had experienced before. my friends had been denied service the day before because of the color of their skin. we knew it wasn't right. but when we went back the next day, i didn't k

players from the brewers and reds deciding to not play their game in milwaukee. milwaukee just about 40 miles away from kenosha. in all, three mlb games postponed with several other players opting not to play. mets slugger dominic smith, he couldn't hold back tears after his game last night. >> i think the most difficult part is to see like people still don't care and it's continuously happening. i mean, it just shows just the hate in people's heart and, i mean, that just sucks, you know, and being a black man in america, it's not easy. >> powerful stuff there. naomi osaka also posting on social media saying she was not going to participate in the semifinal of the western and southern open. and laura, five major league soccer games also not taking place last night as they decided not to play in solidarity with athletes across the country. >> it's going to be really interesting to see what happens with the nba and, you know, these finals games. i mean, if some players don't want to do it, don't want to go forward and want a boycott, it's going to be really hard fo

a cardinals game against the brewers was postponed and the doubleheader for tomorrow after more and more testing positive for the coronavirus. all this comes as the league reported at least 29 players and team employees tested positive this week. martin sa savidge has more. >> reporter: sports leagues are using shortened seasons and team sequestering and rapid testing to let the games begin. could the winners and losers teach us something? baseball, a number of games on hold as more than 20 members of the miami marlins tested positive for coronavirus, players are sequestered and the washington nationals were so concerned about going to florida, they put it to a vote. >> we decided it was probably unsafe to go there. >> the cardinals, brewers game postponed after two players tested positive and the national hockey league and basketball association have opted for a different approach. keeping participants in a closed environment where they live, practice and play their games. the bubble. so far, so good. during training camp, the nhl tested more than 800 players, there were two positive th

several baseball teams, including the san francisco giants and the milwaukee brewers have decided to boycott their games tonight. we'll have more on this developing situation in sports at 6. we will switch gears now take a live look outside as we talk about our 4 zone forecast here is the city of san francisco all our air quality is improving we do see a lot of clouds here in san francisco, what's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to find out a little bit more about the smoky air conditions, the fog is really blocking some places having that terrible air but a lot of other parts of the bay area it's hard to go outside. yeah that marine layer has really helped out a lot not only just firefighters. >>but help to improve our quality start to mix out some of the pollutants in the atmosphere certainly we've seen that like a breath of fresh air that sea breeze coming into san francisco today. >>bring you some good air quality outside right now all the way up in the mill valley, stretching down toward half moon bay and san mateo still some moderate amounts of polluta

then after meeting both teams left the field soon afterwards, the milwaukee brewers were the first major league team to decide to boycott their game tonight. that was followed by the seattle mariners san diego padres gm of course, the giants the a's are playing their game in texas right now that game is in the 6th inning the milwaukee bucks were the one who sparked all of this they were supposed to take on the orlando magic in game 5 of their opening-round series but the bucks refused to come out of the locker room. the bucs management and front office was not aware that the players had planned on boycotting neither did orlando magic their opponents. the nba stepped in and postponed the rest of the evening's games which included oklahoma city thunder taking on the houston rockets and the portland trail blazers taking on the los angeles lakers after hours in the locker room, the bucks players finally emerged and they read a statement a statement to the media as a teen. >>with the last few days in our home state of wisconsin we've seen her in this video taken place being shot in the back 7

stephanie brewer and her husband appeared to have the perfect family.hey had fallen in love in the colorado rockies where they settled to raise their three kids. then, one frigid night dale said his wife walked out of the house and never returned. investigators soon discovered the grieving husband was not the only man in her live. there were three potential suspects. police needed to focus on stephanie's life to figure out who may have caused her death. here is keith morrison with "secrets in the snow." >> it was cold the night it happened. so very cold. a night to be inside by a fireplace, tucked under a quilt. not outside in the frigid dark, not way up here, 9,000 feet up in the colorado mountains, snow thick already that late november night. and with the windchill, 24 below. >> i don't know enough to know what happened. still trying to figure it out. >> what in god's name was his wife doing, walking out into the brutal cold? more to the point, what happened to her? middle class married mother of three, where did she go? without a word to him or her f

mlb postponing the cardinals/brewers game yesterday, hours before first pitch.ostponing the doubleheader today after three cardinals players and three staffers tested positive. the series with the tigers was pushed from tomorrow to tuesday with all the games having to move to detroit. and three players decided yesterday they aren't playing the rest of the season, including brewers gold glove outfielder and father of three lorenzo cain. eson diaz and eduardo rodriguez who suffers from a heart issue also choosing to opt out of the season. now, some good news, the marlins who had 21 cases reported no new positives for the first time since last weekend. and mlb says it believes that two phillies staffers who initially tested positive had false positives. mlb announced scheduled games for both of those teams for first time in more than a week. the phillies play tomorrow and the mar lynns a marlins are sch tuesday. to the nba, where jimmy butler, he chose to wear a jersey with no name on it. he was forced to change into one that did. he said he felt that having a jers

broadcasting from her smart phone, the brewer enters a room dedicated to cultivating yeast.cts the production process, but as this step t tak place in the winter, the participipants are shown a vide of it. >> reporter: the participants are sesent saki ahead of time. as the tour wraps up, it's time for a toast. >> translator: learning how much care goes into making this s sa has given me a deeper appreciation for it. it definitely tastes different than bottled saki from the supermarket. >> reporter: during the 3 1/2 hour tour, the participants get to see five facilities that produce local specialties. the tour is free of charge, but they're asked to purchase the manufacturer's merchandise. the project was created by shim hani's government and a startup in tokokyo. >> translator: we hopee initiative will help shops and restaurants that have been struggling amid the huge drop in tourism. >> reporter: at this old soba restaurant, a chef demonstrates how to make the noodles, a specialty. the participants receive uncooked noodles from the restaurant before the tour. bon appetit. p

i wanted to single out another santa clara director, jenny brewer who went above and beyond the call in making sure that we could do all this work in the short period of time we had. in particular, i want to single out the mayor of san jose. who intervened in a strategic moment. which is a euphemism when we were really in the dumps. he got us going again in the right direction. like several other public commenters, i would like to thank director brinkman. my predecessor on the caltrain board. i think her no vote administered a shock to the system. people understood how serious this was and that we were on the knife edge of defeat for the whole enterprise. when director brinkman is ready to make the motion, i'll be happy to second it and let's see if we can get a yes vote this time out of her. >> director brinkman: thank you director heminger. -- >> thank you so much to everyone who got involved to get us to this point. it goes to show, we can all get along as a region and we can pull together for a common cause. in this case, it didn't just take a village, it took a region and it too

i'm contessa brewer from cnbc, and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher as the markets look to close out their best august in decades. the dow, which is up more than 8% this month, the s&p 500 is up 7%, they're on track for their best august since 1984. the dow will kick off trading today with three new members of salesforce, amgen and honeywell replacing exxon mobil at the opening bell. apple will be a smaller influence on the dow as its four-for-one stock split takes effect. the weekly jobs report friday, economists expect 1.25 million jobs were created in august. >>> comcast is reportedly in talks with makers of smart tvs to sell them the software that runs its cable boxes. a few factors come into play for comcast, the parent of nbc universal. pay tv providers have seen a cost in cord cutters and wider distribution for comcast's new streaming service peacock. it would put the company in direct competition with amazon, google and roku. >>> united airlines is getting rid of the $200 change fee on domestic flights. passen

. >>> meantime, the cardinals brewers series was postponed after one player and three things staff members tested positive for covid-19. this in addition to two players tested positive on friday. the outbreak on the cardinals along with 21 coronavirus cases with the marlins led to the postponement of seven teams games this week. >>> the fedex e to ampiipin me- round, third hall, ricky ballard chipping. how about a fresca? boom! he sits in third place two shots of the lead barrel tasting brandon todd who leads the field after firing 1 under 69. >>> the three-way tie on the lpga headlined by daniel from san francisco. next week the first golf major hits the city. the pga championship at harding park. our coverage begins tomorrow. if you cannot wait, here is a clip. >> reporter: san francisco and bea huge moment in time. preparations have been ongoing. since the end of the coronavirus shutdown which cost 30 to 40,000 spectators the day. as a result, there will be a lot more of harding to see in the 170 hours of tv coverage around the world starting august 6. >> people come from all over the w

espn the entire cardinals brewers series is postponed. the giants and as making adjustments to keep their players and staff safe. >> we've taken some if you precautionary measures. you may have seen that 2004 a little bit more physically distant in the dugout. we've moved, we even moved some players who are not in the starting lineup fwloo the stand. >> i only know how we go about it. i'm comfortable with how we go about it. i don't think you can be perfect. there are just ways to get it even if you are doing what you feel like all the right things are protocol wise. so you know you just do the best you can. >> the detroit lion's comparterback mathew stafford has been placed on the reserve close contact with someone who has covid-19. he is the eighth person in detroit's organization to be put on that list. nhl starts two 12 city, toronto for the east. edmonton in the west. sharks, of course, not involved this time around. actually it looks like hockey. big hits on ice, tussles and things of that. walnut creek, the number one pick drafted

he ended up losing ironically to the brewers. >>> they were wearing the black mambo print. in the first quarter, the lakers had a lead on the blazers. la started the game on a run. they get the win. they led by 38 at one point. they were still miles away from lebron. the lakers beat portland 135- 115 and take a 3-1 series lead. nicholson was eliminated from the playoffs and decided to tee up with the seniors yesterday. he was rolling in from branson, missouri. he schooled the field with 10 under 61. when you are the leader, you can do the post round interview in the shade. >> i thought it looked pretty good. >> that is the latest in sports. i will see you tonight from oracle park. >>> that looks good. the time is 4:57. streaming on cbsn, bay area, the first clues coming in for of theft. they have latest developments straightahead. >>> and our all day virtual telethon for fire relief is underway right now. we are partnering with the red cross to donate you can call the number on your screen, 1- 855-848-give. we will be right ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing thr

i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher as the markets look to build on their record breaking rally. it was a choppy session yesterday with the s&p 500 closingality a record high for a fifth straight day. but the nasdaq ended in the red. the dow briefly wiped out its losses for the year today sitting fractionally below that break even level it looks like it's going to open and be in the green, so we'll be above that level. investors reacting to a major policy shift by the federal reserve which signaled it won't preemptively hike interest rates to head off rising inflation as it continues to support the economic recovery. today cnbc is focusing on reports on personal income and spending and consumer sentiment. if you like to dance you're going to like this news -- or maybe not. tiktok's parent company has reportedly told engineers to make contingency plans if they have to cease u.s. operations. they have been ordered by president trump to celtsell tik in the united states. but oracle in a jo

better times or what to do with all that beer a question that usually solves itself unless you're brewer and you're talking about vast quantities of beer and that was exactly the case with an australian brewer that had too much supply on hand through the pandemic but came up with a clever solution take a look to be is flowing again at pirate brewery in adelaide belong down brought a drink a drought buy. anymore it was it was tough you know what 50 percent of our sales just disappeared. the brewery was left with gallons and gallons of excess brew but they found a solution they sent it here to the waste water plant where it can be used to generate green energy as anyone who's ever drank too much of it knows the is great for producing gas and that's what happens here it's mixed with sludge and the gas that creates is used in the generators that power the entire plant. it's a great way to combat waste into energy so it does help us with our carbon footprint and just as an environmentally friendly way scott at this mess in the biz generated enough energy to power the equivalent of 1200 s. but

major league baseball has postponed the entire cardinals/brewers series.the giants and the a's are making adjustments to keep their players and staff safe. >> we've taken some new precautionary measures. you may have seen that we're a little more physically distant in the dugout. we have even moved some players who are not in the starting lineup into the stands. >> i only know how we go about it, and i'm comfortable i don't think you can be perfect. there are just ways to get it even if you're doing what you feel like all the right things are protocolwise. so, you know, you just do the best you can. >>> players are reporting to training camps across the nfl. . players are put on the list if they have tested positive or been in close contact with someone who has kvd. he will remain on the test until medically cleared. he's the eighth person in the detroit organization to be put on the list. >>> toronto for the east, edmonton in the west, sharks are not involved. but there are big hits, on-ice tuesday essel tussels. >>> the number one overall pick in the wnb