estimates by the brewers association suggest small brewers have seen on premise sales revenues go down 30% since march. most breweries get their wholesale revenue from on premise sales or restaurants, bars and concert venues which a been severely restricted over the past six months. these outlets sold nearly 20% of the total u.s. beer volume annually. their closure has resulted in an estimated $900 million worth of beer that will need to be destroyed. data from september shows draft sales still about one-third lower than last year. at seventh son river own canning line and some existing relationships that help us to absorb most of this on premise volume loss. on march 16 we get home delivery business and carry out sales model out of our shuttered tap rooms. these measures were a lifeline but our head is very much still about 100 we can put $5 billion expansion in 2018 and a wonderful facilities but also the debt to go with it. when we so i can appear we get five dollars less than when we sell that same can appear out of our tap room. we built our expansion for future growth. the top re

in moments, former minnesota former minnesota vikings player jack brewer who lived in minneapolis for ten years, has businesses there and family there, and richard fowler joins us as well. we begin tonight with brian peters, the executive director of the minnesota police and peace officers association. thank you so much for being he here. you listen to lisa bender there, she was talking about how it's just your white privilege that makes you expect police officers to show up in the middle of the night. now she would like to know where the police officers are and why crime is escalating so dramatically. >> the city council and the mayor are absolutely delusional. they have no concept of reality what is happening every day on the streets. what i would challenge them to do instead of naming a street after mr. floyd, how about getting in a squad car and seeing what is happening day after day on the streets. how about going to the family of andre tom lee, a 17-year-old who was shot dead in north minneapolis at 4:30 in the afternoon, how about visiting that family and explain to them why th

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lose, if the giants and brewers both win then the cardinals will go to detroit for a double header on wednesday. now before the game sam gave up a walk off homerun from trent grisham last night. today the team placed couple radon injured list. released after making his first start since early august on friday. the man nicknamed shark was not going to have a role in the playoffs and will be a free agent and hunter pence is scooting off into the sunset. he announced his retirement today. pence was released last moment. will always be remembered as a key member of the world series teams in 2012 and 2014. so what's popping with the as, they know they are in the playoffs and will host a first round series. in fact game one will be tuesday, opponents still to be determined. oakland played their 4th double header this month. went extra innings, kyle steger took to cap off a 4 run inning for seattle. over again, ms won it. to the night cap, mariner starting pitcher the third inning was so long he had to warm up twice. jp crofford got the scoring started. mariners won it and swept the double h

have left michael brewer. well.it's good to have you with us just one hour before hong kong observe the 23rd anniversary of its return to china it experienced what its chief executive called the most important development in its relationship with beijing she was referring to a new security role which effectively bans any form of protest in the territory and provides for prison terms up to life for those convicted the law has so far failed to dampen the pro-democracy movement in the chinese city but it has meant. i had to get creative about their protests. a lot has changed in hong kong it used to be that many cafes and restaurants exhibited pro-democracy slogans written on post it notes now the notes are all blank. written political statements are now too risky blank poster is the new form of protest. the police could put the national security law into effect. just being accused could lead to arrest and imprisonment. so. you can see. it's not just post it notes protesters also hold up blank signs ever since the new

ceo of the brewer group jack brewer. thanks for joining us.s conversation. what is your reaction to what you saw play out on the streets of louisville and across the country last night? >> sadness. but i can't say i'm surprised. you know, unfortunately, when i heard the grand jury's decision, you know, i felt like we probably would see violence. unfortunately, this is the reality in america when people don't necessarily agree with verdicts. we go to rioting. and it's become normalized now in our nation to where we think that, i know, violence and retaliation is the answer. and this has just got to stop. no matter if you think it's right or wrong, we have to get back to morality in our nation. we have to get back to forgiveness, repentance. and those type of really deeply biblical perspectives that used to guide our nation. but now in these days, we have come so far from that. todd: jack, as somebody who works with police across the country, if you had the opportunity to speak with preona tailor's family, what would you say to them this morning

the brewer group.ng us. >> great to be with you. gerry: so thursday night, nfl kicks off, we had all those demonstrations. again, sports fans watch people like you, sports brings people together, right? it's a way to bring everybody together. is the nfl at risk of dividing people with these kind of demonstrations? >> i mean, this is a touch chu subject. i think for the nfl like any other business, this is not their expertise. they are not a political organization. they are a sports league, but at the same time they have players who are passionately involved with things off the field and the issues a that are pressing our society. i actually applaud the league for not being like the nba and major league baseball and taking on the support of black lives matter, the organization that is really anti-christ and calling to dismantle the family unit which is actually causing the issues with racial disparities in america. so, you know, i actually applaud the nfl for not taking on that organization's rhetoric.

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you're done come out of this absolutely decisive shift on the battlefield to change that lawrence brewer is a caucus as program director of the london based a peace deal building organization conciliation resources sir thank you for sharing your expertise with us thank you very much. still to come on this news hour from land then peruse health care workers rally for better pay and working conditions as they continue the country's battle against the coronavirus and discovered in 1000 cases rise rapidly in britain so there's anger directed at the prime minister. us president donald trump has backtracked on his message it to a far right group during his chaotic and bitter 1st presidential debate with joe biden in it he refused to condemn white supremacists a trump now says he wasn't aware of the group that the bait was marred by constant interruptions and personal insults which drowned out the scotian of key issues the body which manages the event as promised the measures to make the next debates less fractious our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat has more. just today after a cont

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 af. fricken americans for 30 years in our inner cities and when you the one place systemic racism as president america that all agree is our union union leadership has kept african-american and brown and le

the world's largest brewer is hoping the impact won't be as severe.is confident consumers will adapt. are talkingtries about some restrictions, but not fall lockdowns. likely the pubs will have to close at 10:00, but they will still open. pubs also will learn how to live with social distancing. they were able to put tables outside, the mayors allow that. trying to work together in partnerships. the only way to bridge this will be through partnerships. bars need to expand their footprint so customers can come in, but people can have their social activity, but with social distance. for example, during the lockdown in the u.k. and other countries, we did your vouchers. you could buy vouchers during the lockdown for the pub near your home and we would buy -- match 121. then when the pub reopened, you could redeem that voucher with food and drinks at your favorite pub. so, we tried to facilitate and connect consumers with their favorite restaurants and pubs to help the establishments go through this tough period and be there when the situation comes to a n

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safe something julie brewer hasn't felt in months she says her husband said forced furloughed early on independent make and then got sick with copd it she and her son were also hit by the virus the summer was the worst since all of us catching and now we're everything that could go wrong. julie has a rare never logic condition called stiff person syndrome she can't work and receive social security and disability payments it pays the rent but that's it i have $53.00 left out of my sources garrity disability after paying her rent and. you know crying trying to figure out which bills going to be paid are we going to have enough food left over am i going to have to go to the food bank. julie is afraid things could even get worse for her to have timely in the shadows of arizona's capitol building in downtown phoenix this tent city for the homeless is growing every day. south africa is also suffering heavily from the pandemic around $3000000.00 people have lost their jobs because of the chronic virus crisis along with their income for rent and food many are now turning their backs on big cit

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albert brewer succeeded her and supported him in that campaign. he was not governor, but he did have the support of the state of alabama pretty successfully. >> what was happening in april, 1968 when martin luther king was assassinated? what was george wallace's reaction? what did he do? blacks he made perfunctory -- >> the may perfunctory remarks about how tragic it was and talk about it a couple of times. he really did not respond publicly very much. he responded earlier much more to the assassination of john kennedy, despite the fact that he always saw kennedy his foil for standing in the schoolhouse door, trying to keep out black students in 1963. he really respected him. when kennedy was assassinated, it disturbed him deeply, i think, in part because he realizes that the assassination of a public figure like kennedy could happen to him as well >> you have a picture in your book of president kennedy touring alabama in 1963. not a picture that jfk wanted to have published. >> he made every effort to make sure he was not photographed side-by-sid

jack brewer joins us with the latest.e know of right now. >> i love it. every organization should go out and fight and support the causes they believe in but don't just use it to rally support or a piece people, use it for real solutions, you talk about racism, that is a spiritual battle. bring god into the conversation. let's get to the core of what is going on in our country and around the world. you can't just try to appease people and go with the masses to rally support to appease players, to appease a small fragment of fans. it is time to talk about what we need to do as a nation to get the soul back. what are we going to do to fix the problems we face each and every day as americans and across the globe acute. jillian: having heart-to-heart conversations like we've been doing with you pretty often is a way to understand people's perspective. let's talk about this. the president talking about big 10 football. listen to what he has to say. >> i had a good conversation with the commissioner of big 10 football, kevin wa

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today we welcome jan brewer, the former governor of arizona.ved in the state legislature and as chairman of the maricopa county board of supervisors. ,ive us your sense of arizona politically. there are reports that it is going from red to purple. do you agree with that? n: i think it is possibly turning a little bit purple in arizona. it is very discussable to us republicans but we have had a lot of people moving in out of california and other places, coming into the great state of arizona. our demographics have changed. we have to take that into consideration when we are out there spreading our message about conservativism. arizona has always been a conservative state. i think it probably will remain conservative. i am hopeful of that. but we have big races on our hands. i know the election for the president is tightening, for the u.s. senate. that race is very frightful. we have to really get out there and spread our message. david: let's talk about the presidency. there was a monmouth poll out today that had the former vice president four p

person to social group to social group there's no one that's going to be safe safe is something julie brewer hasn't felt in months she says her husband chef was furloughed early on independent make and then got sick with cove it she and her somewhere also hit by the virus the summer was the worst since all of us catching. and now we're everything that could go over our. promise julie has a rare never logic condition called stiff person syndrome she can't work and receive social security and disability payments it pays the rent but that's it i have $53.00 left out of my social security disability after paying her rent and. you know crying trying to figure out which bills going to be paid are we going to have enough food left over am i going to have to go to the food bank. julie is afraid things could even get worse for her to have family she has a message for washington and the 3 branches of government need to come together and make a legitimate plan for the people this is serious and they need to be able to come together on a good plan and right now. right now can't come soon enough here in

maybe not, said defense attorney coy brewer.d to police. >> she was afraid of the government. i don't think that she was telling the truth. >> reporter: had she been pressured? besides, said the defense, there was no dna, no footprints, no fingerprints to prove diamond shot marty theer. and anyway, diamond was a trained sharpshooter, but the shots that felled marty were sloppily, badly aimed. must have been the work of an amateur, said diamond's attorney, an amateur like michelle. >> michelle theer had asked for the gun several days before the murder. she had told him that her husband was abusive, that she was afraid of him. so he gets the gun, he gives her the gun. now, he didn't think she was going to kill him with the gun. >> did she just use him and know he was somebody he could use to serve her purposes? >> she set this up to kill her husband because she wanted the insurance money and for sergeant diamond to take the fall. michelle theer was a brilliant, cunning, ruthless woman who wanted her husband dead. >> reporter: the

brewer. >> you can see it on youtube, so even if you have an iphone, can't you just go on youtube andatch it there what's the big deal? >> deirdre >> later on youtube, i believe you can't get -- if you're a diehard k-pop fan like josh lipton, you got to get on it in realtime >> i imagine there are skins you can use to play the fortnite game with and all these extras they're adding as well we'll see what happens with that court fight that happens next week thank you to contessa brewer >>> with the viability of keeping schools open, it could disrupt the housing market at colleges in a big way. we'll seek to extended stay america about this i'm hector. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we've had a ton of obstacles in finding ways to be more sustainable for a big company. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of zero emissions electric vehicles. the amazon vans have a decal that says, "shipment zero." we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions in to the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the environment. but we're always

brewer, are you presenting today? >> i will hand it over to bob who will start the presentation. >> chair fewer: welcome. >> chair fewer, members of the committee, next slide, luke. we have two items. aan next additional properties into the cfd in form of annexation area number 2 under the cfd and the second is to issue bonds in the amount of 17,990,000 against improvement area number one. the disposition that the development agreement and the accompanying financing plan were approved by the board and executed in 2011. following the first transfer of land from the navy in 2015, we've formed the infrastructure and revitalization financing district and community facilities district over treasure island. they included $5 billion in bonds or the improvement area number one bond amount not to exceed $250 million and beginning in june of 2019, the first building permits were issued on treasure island and the first project broke ground resulting in the first special taxes under the community facility district being leveed in

talk with the world's biggest brewer and what it means for the beverage industry.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> now some companies are talking about restrictions. pubs in the u.k. will likely have to close that 10:00. withalso learn how to live social distancing so they were able to put tables outside sidewalks. society is trying to work together in partnership. the other way to bridge this will be through partnership. mayors have to allow bars to expand their footprint so people can have their social activity and these things but with social distancing. we are helping our clients weather the storm. during the lockdown in the u.k. and many other countries, we did vouchers. buy vouchers during the lockdown. we would match one-for-one. that would be working capital for your pup to survive. can the pub reopened, you redeem the voucher with food and drinks. we tried to facilitate and connect consumers with their favorite, so they can help the establishments go through the andh period and be there when the situation gets to a new normal. francine: your catchphrase is bringing peo

i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. brace yourselves for a rocky, wild monday.all street is set to open deeply in the red. it looks like we're down about 470 points for the open. and here the markets are on a three-week losing streak, the longest stretch in about a year. those declines led by tech stock which has struggled in recent weeks, facebook, apple, amazon, netflix, google and microsoft all posting big losses. focusing this week reports on home sales and durable goods and traders are also watching washington with some analysts saying a new stimulus bill is unlikely now until after the election as the fight over the supreme court overshadows everything else. >>> mba grads may be feeling better about their job prospects. a survey is signaling demand is returning. 90% plan to hire mbas next year. only 8% say they're pulling job offers to mba students who graduated this year although start dates for some new hires have been delayed. a majority say they will honor the salaries that were offered before the pandemic, but pay for those hired next year likely will

cnbc's contessa brewer is live in manhattan now it's been a long time. even remember eating indoors in manhattan how are they adapting, contessa? >> you know what the restaurant owners, shep, they want to celebrate come on, 25% max capacity? that's tough inside this restaurant it translates to four tables. >> you can't really make it work. >> reporter: known for its hanging bras and cheap beer, jeremy's ale house is ready to welcome customers back indoors but the owner is not expecting to make a profit. >> if we cut down shifts a little bit, mess around, we'll survive. >> reporter: they're not hiring more staff only a third of laid-off restaurant workers in the city have been rehired according to the new york state restaurant association and its survey shows 65% of restaurant owners in this state think they'll go belly up by the year's end without government assistance. it's too late for the paris cafe historic destination restaurant survived nearly 250 years, through 9/11, superstorm sandy, but the coronavirus closures are now permanent. others plan to

house have now come to new his sound cave and they have running water now too but tourists from a brewers have largely stayed away. the new market whole office the same 70 is that there's no one to buy them. a decision but yes we're going to have obviously we'll have to stay here now and our living conditions will be nicer than the fore. but it's not clear whether we'll be able to earn what we used to. on the machine but we have nice houses and nice shops but people here live from 2 euro zone and we don't know whether that's going to work out any longer and they're big mysteries in the class even if the tourists return reasons it doesn't have the same atmosphere here in the. met i heard on the other hand supports the dam wholehearted day he says that he too lived in the caves as a child and is grateful that those days are now over. turkish and for interests will come. they'll be able to swim in the reservoir and immediately get dressed afterwards because the water is so clean. and the water will be colder which means we'll have more fish fish don't grow to the same size in warm water the

if they win because the brewers helped them out, brandon crawford, you see pence signing autographs. there it goes. bottom eight, same score. he's going to hit this one to the opposite field. the 12th of the year. the giants down just one. now down to the final strike. austin slater at the mate. and he's out looking. the giants lose 5-4. if they had won, they would have been in. the marine great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. >>> tonight at 11:00, we'll have more team coverage of the glass fire burning ri

. >>> good morning, i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. wall street set to open higher this morning after yesterday's big sell-off. the dow closing down more than 800 points, its biggest decline since june. the s&p 500 fell 3.5% and the nasdaq dropped 5%. really it was tech dragging down the market, that sector suffered its worst day since march as investors sold off shares of companies that have been awaiting wall street's comeback the past six months. apple contributed the biggest chunk of those losses down 8%. the company lost $180 billion in market value. the largest one-day loss for any company ever. today we're focusing on the monthly jobs report. we get that before the opening bell while the economy likely added 1.3 million in august. companies may be hiring at a slower pace than earlier this summer. >>> and lots of americans plan to get in some work over the labor day weekend, and i don't mean power washing the deck. a survey by home to go finds nearly 75% of adults say they'll do at least some office work while traveling. and work

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i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. here are today's top business headlines. wall street set to open just slightly lower this morning, the dow and s&p 500 ended lower yesterday but still posted their best performance in august since 1984. that was on vaccine hopes and the fed continues to pledge to support the economy. the nasdaq closed at a record high yesterday. however, september historically is the worst month for stocks. we could see more volatility ahead of the election. on average the s&p has seen a decline of 1% in september going back to 1950. today cnbc is focusing on reports on manufacturing, construction spending and auto sales. delta and american are joining united in dropping change fees on domestic flights. the airlines are just burning through cash as the pandemic has hit air travel hard, a third of what it was last year and hoping these drop fees will encourage people to get back on planes. delta's move includes ticken th puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. flights to canada, mexico and the caribbean. the new policies don't cover basic ec

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moves through a no-hitter against the brewers. the 16th in franchise history, chicago beat milwaukee 12-0. ha but the nba? the percent to close out the negative in advance to the conference finals. leonard with the steel, the easy to on the other end, he finished 25, click led by 16 at intermission but they rallied back. they outscored la, 64-35 in the second. with the nugget, with 34 points, and 14 rebounds. they went 111-90 to forced a game seven on tuesday and finally, tom brady's first game as a tampa bay buccaneer. not exactly the debut he was hoping for. with the pick six. brady second interception and the saints be the bucks, so they are zero-one, bill belichick is one and zero after new england in miami. but again, they go back to you. stadium, and not a good game for the 49ers offense. jimmy g offkilter a little bit, 49ers >>> we will see you back here at six for full hour of news. news updates always out. we will go outside incidents is in the kamar aiken see anything. >> let's hope. >> not much. >> a little bit, a . cap

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