contessa brewer has a statement just out from google which of course owns youtube. what are they saying >> google says we have advised those who are currently at the sbo office or san bruno office to continue to shelter in place until further notice we advised all other employees in the bay area and people with meetings scheduled to stay away from the area and that there is no need to take any action we have provided employees a help line. they said they were -- earlier they said they were working closely with authorities to make sure that they could ensure the safety of the employees in the area to evacuate them safely from the building. we heard from the police chief saying they were going through the blowing now methodically first they go in and do an initial sweep as an active shooter training teaches them to do and then they go through methodically and make sure they haven't missed anything. what they have done is taken people that they think can provide insight into their investigation cordoned them off in different areas and have detectives now questioning th

when you look at how that impacts american farmers to sell greater craft brewers, american hot brewersthat sell hops, and even companies like all-american container, we buy our bottles for them and they are an amazing success story in and of themselves. so the impact of these laws and your policies have been tremendously compounded. it's important to continue to fight for those issues. i think all of you leaders that are here that fought the fight in congress and also you yourself who went around and sold this important package. continue to fight and let's find a way to make some of these permanent. and our case the excise tax cuts since it's been couple of years and it's critical that we just continue to fight for this, fight for economic freedom. the opportunity that we have come that her parents didn't have, it's why so many of you continue to lead and it's important we continue to do this and we're here to support you. hialeah will always be behind you. all of us in the business community are incredibly grateful, so thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. i really appreciate th

. >> reporter: the chief economist for the brewers association.>> it's too early to say whether it will have an effect not just on beer sales but average alcohol sales which could be related.>> reporter: in other words we will have to see if wine and liquor sales trend downward. but habits in this regard, are prone to change.>> you've got the era where beer, us market by volume. >> reporter: exactly -- it's exactly those us brewers who are struggling right now. it may take a little longer to know for sure. >> i agree that this is going to be something to take a lot of time to sort out.>> it could take 5-10 years to see the impact, the market impact for alcohol versus cannabis. >> another relationship to think about is that craft beer has made it more expensive. you've seen the explosion of relatively cheap wines. cannabis production is a relatively new competitor. a change that we may not fully understand for a generation. wilson walker, kpix5.>>> the fbi raided the office and hotel room at the presidents personal lawyer michael cohen. we've learned that agents were looking for records

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contessa brewer hashe one key take away from wynn's quarter. >>h wl the upheaval wynn resorts has faced in the first quarter, the biggest surprise is that it's hiking theivend by 75 cents per share. ontinue to d it can plan to open the resort prorty underonstruction in boston on schedule in the summer of 2019 despite all the talk of whether they might have to sell that pr erty. and consider all that's happened to this company in this quarter. it announcedourth quarter earnings january 22nd. shares spiked four days later a report came out detailing sexual misconduct allegations against ceo and founder steve wynn. signed, lawsuits are filed, three new women appointed to the board and shares are up 7.6%. r some comparison here, the s&p is down 5% in that same time frame. i'm contessa brewer for "nightly business report." >>> eli lilly raises its full year outlook, and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the drug mhaer said higher sales for many of its medications helped quarterly profit top expectations lily said that it's optimistic tha

this is definitely a cost to brewers.o a number of our members, and others in beer, brewers who are thinking about innovation, brewers who are thinking about improving their physical plant, their brewing equipment, hiring more people, all of that is sort of put on hold as we understand what's happening with -- what's happening with these tariffs there are two components to the price of aluminum for beer brewers. the first is the price -- the base price set daily by the london metals exchange the second component is called the midwest premium. the midwest premium is essentially a shipping and handling fee that allows aluminum producers to get their metal to north america we have seen that skyrocket in the last year, just as on the news of the investigation starting, and now on the implementation of the tariff we have seen that skyrocket. and we're very concerned particularly about this midwest premium. it's set by one company in secret with input from aluminum producers and aluminum traders who have a financial interest in

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brewer it's quite a low childrens so so the quote from this guy johan rupert is how is society going to cope with structural unemployment and the and the hatred in the social warfare we're destroying the middle classes at the station will affect us it's unfair so that what that's what keeps me awake at night so. yeah there people are starting to worry we've been covering that sort of worry about the pitchforks for a few years now but now it's starting to reach a sort of fever pitch because a lot of people like ilan mosque mark zuckerberg who is in his own troubles right now he's worried about ai displacing everybody so you know that could have people born on third base and feeling great about themselves because they thought they had a triple comes to mind about this guy ok tell us what you know i don't know and usually just relieve the guilt of has gotten gains by distributing them and this was a relief some of the particular paranoia and sitting in a panic room like that banker in europe did was so frightened. the middle class is rising up and torching into that that he has in his b

bart is chief economist for the brewers association. >> i think its certainly too early to say whether cannabis has had a direct effect on sales. >> american habits in this regard are prone to change. >> and its exactly those large and medium size brewers that are struggling right now. >> i would agree this is being to be something that will take a lot of time to really sort out. >> it will take five to ten years to really see the impact -- the market impact for alcohol versus cannabis. >> another relationship to think about in this tortious issue is craft beer has increased the price of beer. we have seen an explosion of relatively cheap wine so it all works together. >>> well more than one glass of wine a day could take years off your life. that is according to a new worldwide study now recommending alcohol limits be lowered. the research looked at nearly 600,000 drinkers from 19 countries and found drinking more than five to six glass a week was linked to shorter life expectancy. >>> well the clock is ticking. if you can't make the dead line you are not alone. you can file for a six

what do you think about what former governor jan brewer said? >> these governors are looking out for their national guard members. the president didn't nationalize them. he's asking the states to provide national guardsmen. this is not what they're designed to do. they're designed for actual emergencies or for the federal government to actually call them out and the president has not. these governors are doing the right thing, they don't want their national guardsmen to be used for political props. >> you had some strong words in the wake of the president's announcement particularly as it relates to the cost of this military effort. i want to get your reaction. some officials are following through, at least some in arizona, texas, and more to follow. they're following through with the president's directive. what do you think in terms of cost? it would appear the feds will be paying for it for a while, at least until september. >> even if the feds are going to pay for it, i can't believe that conservatives think this is a good idea. from the last

gives you a benchmark to look at on spotify let's get over to contessa brewer with breaking news. >>e're just learning police are investigating reports of shots fired near youtube's campus the san francisco police tweeted out there was police activity. please stay out of the area. we have not confirmed there is a shooting at youtube, but just that the police are investigating alphabet, which is google's parent and google owns youtube, had told reuters that they had heard the reports and looking into it. we're working on getting the information as well. you're seeing a map of the area. as soon as we get a new update about what's actually happening at youtube or in the surrounding area, we'll bring that to you. >> thank you in fact, we're going to our affiliate in the bay area. kntv and listen in >> between 280 and 101 near the shopping center. we heard from a witness at the walmart offices who says heavy police presence and the first thing we heard was about 12:50, about ten minutes before 1:00 today, police presence and a possible shots fired we're still trying to figure out if there

berryman decided nicholas brewer. berryman decided to donate his portrait to the kentucky historical society. blackthe linkage between urn and barkley -- blackburn and barkley, there could be no better organization to host this event to talk about the careers of these two men. afternoon's speech will conclude a series of talks i have undertaken about past prominent u.s. senators from our state. our commonwealth has been blessed with a rich heritage and has contributed much to the nation's development. the theme i would like to discuss today is the evolution of senate leadership and kentucky's role in a development, particularly as it involves senators like burn and berkeley. as part of -- blackburn and arclay. kentucky has been punched above its weight in the united states senate. despite having a small publishing, kentucky has produced the nation's great islamic or, henry clay, only one of five states that can claim two majority leaders, and the only state to have had three majority whips, the number two job. the com

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contessa brewer is in the newsroom with more contessa >> melissa, ceo kevin johnson is in philadelphiaoday and reportedly will meet with the two men arrested when a starbucks manager called police to report them trespassing six officers responded and led them out in handcuffs last week. the commissioner says police followed protocol, also asking the men to leave the men refused. reportedly they were there to meet a white acquaintance and had asked to use the rest room but instead were asked to leave. their friend arrived during the arrest and demand answers. the video was posted on social media. >> what did they do? what did they do someone tell me what they did. >> they didn't do anything i saw the entire thing. >> what did they do? >> the ceo calls those arrests reprehensible. starbucks declined to pursue prosecution. and in fact the ceo says some of the training and practices at the company led to this bad outcome. >> in this particular case, the local practice of asking someone who is not a customer to leave the store. and unfortunately then followed by a call to the police. now ce

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. >>> good morning, i'm con tessa brewer.e are today's top business headlines, wall street could see more red arrows at the opening bell this morning. stocks sold off yesterday reversing early gains and today dow implied open down 35 points. investors are worried about the rising interest rates after the yield on the 10-year treasury bond cracked 3% for first time since 2014. banks often use the 10-year to set rates on mortgages and other loans. another concern here, caterpillar, a barometer of the global economy is hinting that growth could slow later this year. the dow closed down on 4/24, yesterday's date, 424 points to 24,024. how do you like that coincidence? nasdaq dropped 121 to 7007. you'll pay more for wine in the near future. wine production fell to a 60-year low last year blamed on bad weather in europe, including a late winter frost. europe accounts for two thirds of global production. american production largely stable even though we had the wildfires in california. experts say producers and retailers will absorb

his widow rachel robinson and his children on hand between the mets and brewers game.very player on every major league baseball team wore the number 42 on jerseys today including the giants and as. the number robinson wore during his hall of fame career with the dodgers. robinson died in 1972. >>> let's take you out live now. a live look at the arena and colosseum in oakland. quiet now. tomorrow night it will be packed. warriors hosting the spurs in game two of the playoff series at 7:30. and the as playing the chicago white sox at the same time. after a rough ending to the regular season, warriors looked like the champions we got used to seeing dominating san antonio yesterday. despite playing without steph curry, they cruised to a win and looking to build on the victory tomorrow. >> just respect our opponent and who we play, but we can, dictate a lot of the game by how we approach it. it should be about how we come in every day. >> if you are planning to head out to either game, oakland leaders are saying, please, take mass transit. probably a good idea, too. >> bask

. >>> hi there i'm contessa brewer. after afghan official says 48 school girls have gotten sick at a high school in what authorities suspect is a case of group poisoning. those girls were admitted to a hospital and now in stable condition. >>> thousands of oklahoma teachers are rallying at the oklahoma state capital demanding more funding for education they say the 15 to 18% increase approved by the governor just isn't cutting it >>> a texas man who as a teenager invoked affluenza in his defense after killing four people in a drunken crash has been released from jail. ethan couch served nearly two years for a revoked probation. a psychologist said at his manslaughter trial blamed the accident on his family's wealth. >> polaris industries will pay fines and recalling off highway vehicles because of a fire hazard that's the cnbc news update at this hour. tyler, back to you >>> markets right now lower across the board we are down, what is that, 615 points right now these are serious declines, folks. s&p and nasdaq now in c

i'm contessa brewer in forue herrera. >> and i'm bill griffith. welcome aboard. the new york area woke o up this april 2nd to a blanket of snow. and that cdll spr to stocks as they were hit by a pair of tees to day that, isariffs and technology. china went through with its threat to hit u.s. products wh tariffs. we'll have more on that in a moment. and technology resumed the roller we've seen over the last few months. lower by shares of intel today 6 they were do on a bloomberg report that says apple is going to use its own chips instead of intel's in its macs. that start as early as2020. here's how things shook out when all is said and done. the dow fell by 458 points. could have been wthse gh. at the low of the day, the dow was down about 760 points the nasdaq again was the biggest loser. it was off 193 or nearly 3%. d the s&p 500 was off by 50. the worst srt t an april. get this since 1929. bob pisani has more tonight. >> it was a sea of red on wall street. we saw broad base selloff all 11 s&p 500 sectors are now in corrtion mode. that means down 10% or more f

and jan brewer welcomes this, the former governor out of arizona. governor, nice to have you.e what's going on here, 4,000 troops at the border, we don't know how long. >> i think it's terrific news, i think that president trump is taking real steps to secure our border. all the while that we have certainly tried to get it done, but he is delivering on his promises and i'm excited and i'm encouraged that they're sending the national guard to the border and here in arizona we're going to send 150 starting next week. neil: in the meantime, your counterparts in oregon, montana, nevada, it's a question mark in california, they are not. what do you make of that? >> well, it's unfortunate, you know, they're just sitting on their hands and doing nothing, are they not taking the issue seriously? they ought to take their oath of office and it's outrageous what they're doing. i will say it, i'm encouraged by some of the local law enforcement agencies in these states. california in particularly, and council people that are stepping up and respecting their oath and protecting the people a

it was a liquid brewer that had compressed gas, in this case co2 in the beer. but the real key there was we had to -- i had to retrain myself in real ways of -- and i had no idea. it turns out i am an entrepreneur by nature. i think it's genetic. but i had never -- i had been happily working as a geologist. probably would have been a geologist for the rest of my life. and that kind of traumatic downturn in the economy forced me into doing something completely new and learning an entire new skill set that, you know, i've used even after i went into public service, i ran for mayor of denver in 2003 and governor in 2010 that i think every elected official -- governor fallon, as good as she is, she should have worked at least a year in the restaurant business. because here is why. in the restaurant -- i'm just teasing. i am honored to be on the stage with one of the best governors in america. when you look at it, you step back, the restaurant business you learn right from the beginning there is no margin in having enemies. no matter how unreasonable that customer i

attorney general under eric holder who said he i think it was brewer lanny breuer he said he could not sleep at night and kept him awake at night thinking that he might have to incarcerate jamie diamond or lloyd blankfein or any of these other guys wreaking the havoc that is this guy worrying about all these poor people out there and this poor guy who has seven point five billion dollars he's not worried about the mass chaos the civil war the violence he's worried that middle class people watch hop products yes amazing i remember that attorney general story former us talking about he was couldn't sleep at night thinking you might have to arrest criminals in america you know that i thought was the job description but eric holder was a yeah and eric holder was a u.s. attorney told there was a. lanny breuer is the one step towards this game. it's quite a low children so so the quote from this guy johan rupert is how is society going to cope with structural unemployment and the envy hatred in the social warfare we're destroying the middle classes at the station will affect us it's unfair s

>> what i said earlier, when you are a small craft brewer, prices in china are robust.nminbi of can. can. andare using way more hops, expensive component of beer, margins get lower. how do you balance this equation? you need to sell more beer. has to scaleuct with of the volumes of the garden. oneave been able to acquire that allows us to charge between 12 to 18 renminbi in the supermarket, 40 to 50 renminbi in the restaurant or bar. bar, at this price level, it works. >> how was the craft beer sector? >> it is so big, it is open for anyone. probably the most competitive market i have ever seen for the lagstream longer -- betweeners. mainstream lagers. beers are doing a lot in china, pale ales. there is a lot of space. >> what do you say to independent brewers who say the likes of ab inbev are a threat to craft beer? >> there is much more room for us to work together, fostering beer in china, showing how great beer can be, than to think about competing with one another. it is not about anyone threatening anyone. it is much more, how do we work together to make this mark

c contessa brewer has the story. we are joined by dean crutch field joining us to react with both of those stories. first, we begin with contessa. >> two black men trespassing in a philadelphia coffee shop last week they said there to meet a business associate and used the restroom, instead, they were asked to leave in philly, protesters showing up in person where the men were arrested, videos of these arrests went viral showing six officers responding. the officers played by the book. >> what did they do? >> tell me what they did >> they didn't do anything >> i saw the entire thing. >> kevin johnson says practices in training led to a bad outcome referring to non paying customers from using the restroom >> now certainly there are some situations where the call to police is justified. situations where there is violence or threats or disruptions, in this case, none of that existed. these two gentlemen did not deserve what happened. we are accountable i am accountable >> johnson says there will be training about uncons

>> when you are a small craft brewer, price points are compact. you have lagers available for 3/10.d in lower batches, you are losing more space and expensive components of beer. margins get much lower. how do you balance the equation? you have to sell more beer. they have sufficient scale with the bonds. acquire itn able to that allows us to charge between 12 to 18 in a market. 4250 -- 40o charge to 50. at these price levels, it works. >> how competitive is the landscape in china for craft beer? >> it is big. there is room for everyone. one end, probably one of the most competitive markets i have seen for mainstream beer. cmg, super, contacted market. growing as it used to. on the other side, wheat beers are growing a lot, pale ales are growing a lot. >> would you say to independent brewers who say the likes operating in this space are a threat to craft beer? >> we are not bringing a fighting spirit. there is much more room for us to work together, fostering beer in china, showing how great it can be. it is not about anyone threatening anyone, it is more how can you work together t

. >> i'm contessa brewer >> we've been steady in the green since 5:00 a.m the futures picture is 100nt gain for the dow the s&p up by 10, 11 points and the nasdaq up by about 42. in corporate news, after years of courtship, there's a deal to create the third biggest u.s. wireless carrier yes, t-mobile u.s. is buying sprint in an all stock deal valued at $26 billion. the new firm will be led by t-mobile executive john lidge ger and take the t-mobile name as well. the combined company will be 42% owned by deutsche telekom. sprint will hold some and the public will hold the rest. they'll have 127 million wireless customers john legere says it will create a fierce competitor and will have lower prices and they will be on "squawk on the street. >> marathon petroleum is set to buy andeavor >> it values andeavor at 22% premium to friday's closing price. walmart will buy sainsbury they will get a combined stake in the company the move is part of a broader shift by the retail giant to create joint ventures in competitive markets. >>> prologis has struck a deal to buy dct industrial trust for

. >> the final episode shocked the brewers reviewing the character was actually dead and the entire last a story rose anne made e it up. >> my writing got me through after dan died. i think it will be a lot better now that the book is done. >> the sad ending for the show and the cast. >> may be one of the hardest moments of my life. if you can picture everybody that you know that you build your world around for nine year, suddenly, everybody has to leave. >> it was strange to be 22 years old, and start at ground zero, and build life back up after having early success. >> the show ended. >> i did a bunch of other acting. seinfeld -- >> is there anybody else but you? >> and i met my wife and i got married. i really wanted my kids to have a normal life and i wanted to be involved. i worked on the technical side of things and i was a high school coach, mostly baseball and softball. i got to chase my dream. i always loved to help other people chase theirs. >> i had been commuting from canada, i went back there, and did the degree and i was 24, i was ready and i go back and got lucky enough to

. >> winston dye spent $2500 on a ge refrigerator that filters a built-in brewer keurig system. the day after delivery, he said he noticed it was leaking and not dispensing hot water as advertised. well, ge sent a technician. winston said that repairman concluded the fridge was missing a tube of some sort, so he ordered one. but when that technician came back to install the tube, he realized there wasn't a tube missing after all. at that point winston said he and rhethe repairman teamed up guess their way around fixing the problem. working together they shortened tube and repositioned it. that seemed to correct the problem. now hot water dispenses properly and the leaking stopped. but winston worried that that problem might resurface after his warranty expired. he tried to talk about that with ge but to no avail. we got ge to extend the parts and repair warranty for an additional year. winston said he would not have been able to get that on his own. ge says it makes quality, innovative appliances. but if an owner does have a problem, they strive to solve it to their satisfaction

the brewers go at it. this is cesspit us. how did the a's trade this guy?for the mets right now. off to a great start. orlando is doing it with mike trout here. hit it to the wrong guy. orlando. beautiful catch. the a's -- or rather the angels keep winning. he paid dearly. watch closely for the stolen base. the helmet hits him right in the head. he winds up with a pretty serious gash. davis is one of the good guys in baseball. doing it upright. all worth checking out on a friday night. time for more news with frank and christina. >>> next at 11. >>> night vision video shows the military attack in surrey tonight. is trump ordered the strikes in retaliation for what he called the to put -- deliberate gassing of syrian civilians by the russian government. >>> the purpose of our actions is to establish a strong deterrent against the spread and use of chemical weapons. announced us districts are underway in syria. >> a short time ago, i ordered the united states -- >> that white house announcement follows an

. >>> the top trending stories contessa brewer is back.ell us what is buzzing, trending, what's viral now >> if you love trading equities, you will love this story because you love roller coasters you might love this brand-new fastest, tallest, longest, hybrid coaster in the world. steel vengeance is a steel track on top of a wooden frame rising more than 200 feet in the air. it's opened in cedar point in ohio it has barrel rolls, twisted snake dives. what is that >> i don't know. a thing that goes like this. boasts top speeds of 74 miles per hour the fastest of any wooden coaster with nearly 30 seconds of air time. the most of any roller coaster -- what does that mean air time it jumps >> how much time you're in the air. >> why are you in the air, you are connected at all times looks great, up near sandusky. >> what's your favorite roller coaster? >> i would say el toro in six flags, that's because i'm a homer. the new joker is good. i would say -- i would say the green monster at universal in florida. "a," because universal owns us >> th

for more come to arizona governor jim brewer. thank you for joining us. first and foremost, what are these men and women doing? they can't engage in obviously it's a noncombative role for the surveillance. >> well, in the past certainly they send the border patrol -- not the border patrol, but the national guard down and supplemented the border patrol by doing the job some of the border patrol were doing like working in the office. those types of things. they also did surveillance and therefore they could set up their with binoculars and skyboxes and see who is coming across the border and alert border patrol but we were having illegal immigration taking place and therefore they could get to them quickly. >> obviously there is no disagreement that there is disagreement if you will among governors or in obviously we heard that a governors very much against it. this quick soundbite from the governor can get your reaction, please. listen here. >> not let our oregon national guardsmen be used as political pawns. there is absolutely no planning, no collaborati

beer volumes up 4.3% year-on-year, that's thanks to the late lunar new year and an early easter the brewer struck a bullish note on the full-year retaining its outlook saying it expects operating profits to expand by 25 basis points. sticking with booze, remy has cited strong demand for its premium cognac in china for a boost in q4 sales. asml holding reported a 540 million euro net income in the first quarter beating expectations the key supplier to computer sh chip manufacturers saw increasing numbers of its lithography systems. >>> and jupiter suffered 1.3 billion pounds of net outlows in the first quarter, this after the chief executive admitted it's been a tough start to the year jupit jupiter's asset management fell 6.6% because of withdrawals from fixed income portfolios in particular the company said it will be targeting further diversification. let's talk more to brian singer from william blair why do you think a fund manager like that here in the uk has had such a tough start to the year is this all about volatility >> i doubt it will be the last firm that has a tough time the ma

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jen brewer addressed that issue when she spoke with neil cavuto earlier today. she called out other governors for not taking border security seriously. let's listen to that. >> they're sitting on their hands and doing nothing. they're not taking the issue seriously. i think they ought to think about what their oath of office is in regard to protecting their citizens. they need to respect federal authority. it's outrageous that they are doing what they're doing. but i will say this, neil. i'm encouraged by some of the local law enforcement agencies in these states. californicall important particud -- california particularly and council people that are stepping up and they are respecting their oath. >> julie: it will be interesting to see how the state of california responds to this. she pointed out that california so far is playing ball. >> she does raise an interesting question, which is why is this happening now, what's the point of this. because just last year when president trump took office, you saw pretty much right away there was a pretty dramatic drop in

contest is a brewer covers the gaming space and joins us. >> they beat on eps, 3 2 cents a share.evenues just slightly missed expectations but wynn's new ceo is distancing himself from his predecessor he is pointing out that steve wynn is no longer part of the company and that the company ha now named three women to the board of directors, and that wynn settled these longstanding lawsuits they're hiking the quarterly dividend by 50% and pointing out the boost in casino revenues in macau and room revenues in las vegas breaking a quarterly record he says he is rethinking some development projects they have a big lagoon part of the paradise park plan. another project under scrutiny wynn boston harbor the ceo talked about speculation that the company would have to sell it. >> we think it is a really good opportunity. however we're a $30 billion company. and if there was ever any risk due to heightened rhetoric that there could be any contagion from massachusetts into our $30 billion company in las vegas and macau we will have to take a hard look at what is best to protect share holder

year hitting their highest levels since the beginning of the 2008 financial cries snis i'm contessa brewer sea world entertainment says it could face sanctions for alleged violations of u.s. securities laws the company has been under investigation by the s.e.c. about comments made by the documentary black fish and trading in sea world's stock qualcomm shares higher former chairman paul jacobs is putting to the a group of buyers to take the chip maker private and review of the postal service and its financial problems this on the heels the president accusing amazon of costing the post office money with its deliveries. >> we begin with the markets, which are in the red after a strong start on this friday the 3th. bob pisani from the new york stock exchange what's the problem >> we ran out of steam i will be blun let me show you the s&p 500. this has been a great week we were up almost 3% for the week it's the best week we have had in six or seven weeks. we sort of ran out of steam because the two market leaders kind of ran out of steam, technologies stocks and bank stocks let's look at the m

danielle ech makes stockholm his home now to send it across the newsroom and send it over to contessa brewer> away from my news quiz at the end of this. here's what is happening this hour china is firmly opposed to trump's tariffs and a foreign ministry spokes certain says that the u.s. interested in pursuing a trade, what china will fight to the end. there was no elaboration on what the end might actually be. a spokesperson said beijing will defend its legitimate rights and interests. >>> french rail workers marched through paris as a series of rolling strikes began. the national rail authority says only about 12% of trains were running. the strike expected to last three months >>> a fire in a teahouse in southwestern iran killed 11 people and injured six an initial investigation showed the fire was set by a disgruntled former employee who started the flames using gasoline he was arrested quickly. >>> major credit card companies will eliminate the need for shoppers to sign receipts from credit and debit sales starting in two weeks. the encryption within new card chips helped increase securi

this is the world's second-largest brewer. coming in better than their own guidance. not as good as the bloomberg estimate we had, and that has led to disappointment. to some extent it is the tiger rand in asia that is offsetting weakness that has been weather induced in their home markets. matt: does the weather really change how much beer you drink? i don't think it affects my daily consumption. about beer this early. we have u.k. inflation data at 9:30 a.m. london time. that will be an interesting want to pay attention to. midday morgan stanley is due to post first quarter outings after bank earnings out in the u.s.. three hours later there will be a policy decision from the bank of canada. very interesting, considering u.s. dollar. let's talk about what is happening in the volatility story. tim graf mentioning in a moment ago. he joins us. he is head of macro strategy emea, state street. this feels different than last year. the interesting thing is what is happening elsewhere in asset classes. in particular, what is happen

contessa brewer is on set with all the details. >> we just got there news after the bell the appointment of the board members brings the number of board members up to 11 women make up 40% of wynn's board. comes on the heels of a letter elaine wynn sent to the board of wynn resorts pushing to allow share hold irz to nominate a new slate of board members a company director herself, she was the largest shareholder after her ex-you husband sold all of his shares amid allegations of sexual harassment she's pushing the company to hold off on making any big decisions including whether to sell wynn boston harbor until new directors are elected. she said she won't be one of them she won't nominate herself she suggests the board dissolve itself or add more directors you see they're appointing them now to maximize value and restore the brand. look, at the drip, drip, drip of news here wynn resorts settles the claims, counter claims against elaine elaine and steve settles their long standing disputes wynn resorts settled with universal. david katz says this all positions it perfectly for a sale alth

over the yrs, the tivists have built homes, a bakery, a brewer a piratradio station and a wely vegetable market on the land known as he zad." although the french government says it has dropped its plans to build an airport there, the activists say they are resolved to defend the land and the community they've built there. the trump administration has removed chad from its travel ban after declaring the central african country's government is sharing intelligence about labeled suspected terrorists. chad's removal leaves a travel ban in place for citizens from seven other countries, including somalia, libya, iran, syria, yemen, north korea, and venezuela. the supreme court is scheduled to hear a challenge to the travel ban this spring, with a decision expected in june. meanwhile, the former u.s. ambassador to vietnam told reuters that the trump administration is seeking to deport thousands of vietnamese immigrants, despite a bilateral agreement that should shield most of them. ambassador ted osius says many of the immigrants being targeted were supporters of the u.s.-backed former governme

in a couple of cases, one is a small craft brewer in ohio. another is an auto parts company. they are providing health care to their employees for the first time. in one case they had before, it got too expensive because of the affordable care act. now they are able to provide health care to their employees. another one never provided health care because it's a small business just getting started. now they can provide health care to their employees, because of the savings from the tax bill. others are doing much more in terms of the community, charitable giving. again, some with regard to 401(k)'s, some with regard to new equipment and machines to make their employees more productive, because when the economists look at what's going on in our economy, they think, gosh, the reason wages haven't gone up much in the last decade, and really it's been flat in ohio, is because worker productivity has not been high enough. this perform effort is providing more investment to our companies. i would much rather have people investing here in america than investing overseas. that's what