this is affecting brewers of all sizes.n you have nearly 7,000 breweries in this country we see beer as the crown jewel of american manufacturing this is hurting us >> how are they absorbing that cost is it coming out of profit margin or passing it along to the consumer >> there's 6,000 more brewing businesses, many putting them in aluminum cans and bottles. they are sort of using different strategies to figure out how to deal with the cost some has been passed on to the consumer but many brewers i hear from many brewers telling me that they are basically eating the costs. we estimated a year ago that the beer industry and related industries would create 20,000 fewer jobs because of these aluminum tariffs and we are seeing that so they are not improving their physical plant they are not hiring the people that they thought they would be hiring as their businesses were growing. so it's affecting beer but also affecting related industries as well so it's really something we would like to see repealed >> did you think it would

i'm contessa brewer. coming up on "nightly business report," how these companies are hoping for a piece of the march maess ac. >>> lastight a jury awarded a california man $80 million in damages after he claimed that the weed killer roundup caused his cancer. the m h used that product on his 56-acre property for two decades. bayer now owns monsanto, the maker of roundup. it insists that the weed killer is safe and said that it will appeal this verdict. in the meanti though, bayer and monsanto still face hundreds of other lawsuits tied to roundup. > well, the sweet 16 portion of the ncaa men's basketball tournament gets unde today, and so far march madness has been big money for bookies and in sports books. with sports betting now legal iy tates outside nevada, contessa brewer has a look at all of the ways that americans can get a piece of the action now. she reports tonight from east therford. >> reporter: for the first time in history, the sports book here at the meadowlands is accepting bets on march a

keep us posted contessa brewer. let's bring in representative graves ranking member of the aviation subcommittee and transportation committee congressman, you just heard the update, the faa says new evidence collected at the site and analyzed today along with refined satellite data available today, do you have any more details on what they found that led them to change their mind and ground these planes? >> we have been in touch with the faa and ntsb and boeing and airlines and other officials it does appear that there's new information both from the faa teams and ntsb teams on the ground at the ethiopian air crash site as well as some satellite data from one of our partners country partners that has provided preliminarily, connects some of the characteristics of the ethiopian and lion air flight and until we better understand that the administration determined the appropriate thing to do is to ensure there's not a systemic problem here and they determined to ground the aircraft. >> congressman, so you are -- are yo

ntessa brewer is covering the story for us tonight and she joins us now. s >> nice to you, bill and sue. the faa gotef newlyed satellite data that led to the decision to ground these boeing maxft airc the grounding is temporary while the investigation continues, but boy is it dramatic reversal from the support the faa was voicing even late yesterday out the safety of the aircraft. the acting faa administrator talked aut how this new information led them to see similarities in the two deadly crashes. a likeness in the aircraft movement of the ethiopian airlines crash and the lionir crash. >> the full track of the flight, ethiopian flight was very close to lion air. the initial track we got on sunday and monday morning was only three minutes the new track data we looked at was almost the entire length of the flight. alsovihence that we discovered on the ground actually was even further evidence that the flight was very simar to lion air. >> and the order actually says that an emergency exists. d thea recorder and cockpit voice recorder were damaged so specia

brewer was christian heinrich and the brewers in the country were german-americans. the moment we declare war against germany, the temperance forces begin spinning beer drinking into treason. and there's this rumor that goes in the "newinted york times," whereby christian heinrich has erected at his farm in hyattsville a large concrete flooring he has established so the german artillery can be established on top of that and bombard the nation's capital. this is complete fake news but the new york times has prejudice, and the hysteria leading up to the war after the zimmerman telegram was posted. the bureau of investigation, the precursor to the fbi sent a couple men out to his house search the house and to search the farm and it turned out to be with his family mausoleum he was building for his wife, but these rumors got started that there was this fifth column of germans who were ready to rise up adopted state, and that never happened. there were rumors that every german might be a spy or a soldier in the kaiser's army and be willing to fight against their adopted c

contessa brewer back with those.g to go out and buy another powerball ticket >> i forgot to buy one now i get -- >> you are getting -- >> yes here we go a second chance. >> the powerball jackpot is continuing to grow there were no winners in last night's drawing. the pot now grows to $625 million. i could definitely do some damage with that the fourth largest in powerball's history. the next drawing is saturday night. it's weird that it's the fourth largest, right we're getting such huge jackpots >> it seems like all the time. the fourth -- >> true that the united nations just named the happiest place on earth. it is not disneyworld. it's finland the nordic country is taking the top spot for a second year in a row rounding out the top five. look at the nordic countries right? denmark, norway, iceland, netherlands. there's something about that north sea that is very happy the rankings are based on things like income. the perception of freedom, life expectancy and as for the united states, we came in at number 19 just

contessa brewer here with those details. contessa >> the big headline here is that fedex continues to see a big slowdown in the global economy the company reported weaker than expected earnings and revenue in its third quarter, which included the holiday season. while fedex also cut its full-year outlook for the second time in three months, the company's ceo fred smith spoke to jim cramer on "mad money" last night, and he said the u.s. trade war with china and the brexit drama are weighing on global commerce. >> well, we certainly are levered to it, but on the other side of the coin, some of the things that we have done, like our integration of tnt, and some of the programs we have in asia should mitigate some of that, but no question about it, jim, if there's not some solution to brexit and some resolution of the china-u.s. trade dispute it's unlikely to see much global growth >> fedex also reports continued weakness in its international express business that division includes the former dutch delivery company tnt. fedex ha

she showed this wife of the brewer with wrinkles around her eyes and a tiny smile. in his portraits of the merchant's son martin saw humans and his fiance cup it he emphasized their self-confidence and love and luxury. and he always painted himself over and over again. i think started out to. study his own previous. truth in front of the mirror and he's making faces like angry or scared or. thinking pensive if. it's one of the ways to practice emotions rembrandt's professional success could not protect him from personal tragedy his wife saskia died after the birth of their last son and only one of their four children survived. saskia had managed the finances and maintained contacts to amsterdam's high society at the end of his life rembrandt was impoverished a few years before his death he created his self-portrait as part the apostle with his to pick. unsparing eye he depicted himself as a disillusioned old man made weary by life. extraordinary painter now guitarist dominic miller is one of those go to session musicians for some of the world's top artists he's work

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our largest brewer is christian iraq and the brewers in the country were german-americans. so the moment that we declare , the antiwarermany sentiment begins spinning your drinking into treason. -- inumor goes around fact it is reprinted in the new has large, where he concrete flooring he has to bombard the nation capital. this is complete fake news, but the new york times printed this. this was the hysteria leading up to the war. the federal bureau of investigation, the precursor to the fbi sent a couple men out to his house. started thatgot there was a fifth column of germans ready to rise up against there are doctored state. that never happened, but there were rumors every german might be a spy and willing to fight against their adopted country. ,nother example of fake news theleading pacifist wing of republican party, fighting bob lafollette. he was wisconsin. you give a speech in st. paul, minnesota. he was basically saying that the germans were not justified in lusitania. yet there was a reporter who wrote the whole thing down wrong and that was listed in all of the n

our ancestors may have made bread from here but modern day belgian brewers like this one are making beer from bread bread that otherwise would have gone to. exist. problem cultures. and indeed more episodes of baking bread are available on our website along with recipes as well if you should be so and shouldn't be here yourself but sit. d.w. dot com slash cultural cold that's all for the day thanks for watching bob i. can get. in two years this will be the european capital of culture but the ancient city of illiteracy now has lost its luster. it's currently home to a huge ship graveyard. burgeoning bureaucracy and a lack of funding for stifling cleanup operations. so when will the less you know sparkle again. in thirty minutes on g.w. . quadriga international talk shows it's been a tumultuous week in german politics and europe resolved bitter divisions over migration the government it is said stead into the abyss could friendly fire from president trump defeat one of the strongest military alliances in history oh no my guests have to say on quadriga media quadriga. on d w. there are digi

joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, michael block and former nfl star, jack brewer.dy this morning. >> great to be here. maria: good morning. dagen: china rattling the u.s. markets for sure. the chinese stock market down, having its worst day in five months on that major drop that more than 20% drop in exports that you mentioned in the open. and then news from the u.s. envoy to beijing that a deal isn't imminent, so no summit date is set at this point in terms of the trade -- us trying to resolve our trade issues with china. it's given investors some pause this morning. maria: that really set the tone. as china's economy slows down, the rest of the world is slowing down as well. one of the big impacts is europe. europe is doing a lot more importing from china than the u.s. is, and that's why you're looking at the european markets so weak on the heels of the china news. >> yet another german factory orders number this morning also not good, the february number the lowest since june of last year. there was an upward revision to january. there's no growth coming out of

our ancestors may have made bread from here but modern day belgian brewers like this one are making beer from bread crap that otherwise would have gone to. exist. problem cultures. and indeed more episodes of baking bread are on our website along with recipes as well if you should be so and shouldn't be here yourself but since. d.w. dot com slash cultural cold that's all for the day thanks for watching bob i. think. in two years this will be the european capital of culture but the ancient city of l.f. siena has lost its luster. it's currently home to a huge ship graveyard. burgeoning bureaucracy and a lack of funding or stifling cleanup operations. so when will the left ciena sparkle again. thirty minutes on d w. checkin. fasten your seat belts. look at the. travel guide to dublin. to the to some. more. channel. don't miss out. pluto extravagant. claims to move really know their stuff. whitfield and stephanie storm. the party in check with musicians from around the world the. group's every week double. play. play play. play. visiting w. news coming to live from berlin at best will it exp

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we call period into their home in a station house near a brewer now after it was hit by a train while crossing the tracks the couple are in shock their house will be torn down. the north korean leader kim jong un has arrived back home to a carefully choreographed welcome young this following the failure of last week's peace summit with the us summit president donald trump kim's four thousand kilometer journey by train from vietnam took sixty oz the meeting with trump ended up. properly without a deal on denuclearizing the korean peninsula. the former german foreign minister klaus kinkel has died he was eighty two kinkel was a veteran member of the business from the f.t.p. party he also held a number of other ministers posts on the chancellor which go on. to france's president. has called for a far reaching uniforms and warned against the dangers of populism three months ahead of european parliamentary elections or laid out his vision an open letter addressed directly to the citizens of europe the letter was published in newspapers in all twenty eight e.u. member states he said we are

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faa, grounding all boeing 737 max jets following two deadly crashes in under five months contessa brewer has the details on this story. >> ground sg temporary while the investigation continues, but, look, this is a dramatic reversal from the support the faa was voicing earlier this week about the safety of the particular aircraft. >> we are a data-driven action-oriented agency we don't make decisions about regulating or grounding aircraft or even shutdown decisions for airports and aircraft without actionable data, and in this case the actionable data didn't arrive until today >> in the order to ground the boeing 737 both max 8 and max 9, "the acting administrator has determined that an emergency exists related to safety in air commerce." the data recorder in the cockpit voice recorder were damaged in the crash, and special equipment is needed to extract that information, so they're in paris, france, this morning. ethiopia is leading the investigation with assistance from the faa and ntsb. it's part of the information they collect to monitor planes globally it was given to the faa monday

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>> it's like instagram in 2013. >> i can't believe i was defending the kardashians. >> contessa brewerleslie picker and bill griffeth, thank you. >>> they're facing on lawsuits, and who will get stuck holding the back that's next. . >>> join us me is katy, a "the washington post" report, covering this op jody story. how likely is it purdue will be allowed to file bankruptcy >> it's unclear. you know, it would be very significant, because the bankruptcy experts we spoke with said it could potentially bring a halt to civil litigation, also make it much, much harder to plifs to get awards out of a bankruptcy court rather than a civil court, and it couldbe used in the negotiation about what awards could be it's not clear whether or not they'll actually do it right now. it's an offense on the table. >>> i wonder how much they could be on the hook to pay out? is there any indication from the early trials about the sums we are tacking about? >> there are no early trials what in and out. the lane cap is there's a huge case in cleveland, ohio, a federal case, about 1600 plaintiffs in federal la

players say they know frustrations and tensions are very high for some in sacramento.sotsuper: corey brewer kings player' we just want everybody to be safe, we know last year they shut the arena down, but this year hoping everybody is safe and nothing goes wrong'sot super: harrison barnes, kings player' no charges brought to the officers in the killing of stephan clark thatús a big deal thatús something that definitely needs attention and awareness but it in terms of the game in it being donút think thatúll be the case. ' (vicki) that was eric rucker reporting....(grant) trains and buses are running normally, but crews say to keep an eye on any possible disruptions because of the protests... (vicki) in national news tonight... california is suing the trump administration-- again. this time over proposed changes to what's known as the title ten family planning program. since 1970 -- the program has provided birth control and other reproductive health services to millions of low-income people. but under a new rule-- clinics will be eligible for the funding only if they don't perform abortions

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i am jon fortt with melissa lee and contessa brewer. carl is on assignment.is morgan brennan she's at the pentagon ahead of her interview with the u.s. army secretary taking place the bottom of the hour more from morgan in a minutes. we begin with boeing as the uk joins a lit of other countries in grounding its 737 max jets. phil lebeau joins us from chicago. what's the latest? >> it is a morning we heard from more aeriairlines and countries. there's a report from german tv the transportation minister in germany says german air space is shut to 737 max-8s that's some of what we're seeing today. when you look at the cascading number of announcements today, let me bring you up to speed in terms of how many airlines said they'll ground the max 8 and what percentage of the global fleet it represents. you're looking at 27 airlines around the world that's out of 46, 47 airlines that have the max 8. 48% of the global fleet. that's how many of the planes are now grounded, uk, malaysia, singapore, australia all saying they'll no longer allow the max 8 to be flown in t

they were also the brewers. the temperance movement used a lot of propaganda against the german-americans to silence their voices, and then, pushed the 18th amendment during the war as a wartime measure to save grain to beat the kaiser's army. they pushed it through congress. the last state to ratify it was nebraska, january of 1919. two months after the armistice. consider, this is a wartime measure. most of the states voted on this during the war. everyone sees this as part of their patriotic duty. this is part of a super patriotism of this war. no dissenters allowed. we need this to beat the kaiser, let's have prohibition. nobody thinking of the consequences, there really wasn't any kind of national consensus, about taking our beer away from us. i love this photo. one of the very few dry congressman. william upshaw. symbolically, he is holding an umbrella over the capital building showing we are now dry. in fact, congress employed its own bootleggers. in d.c., we had about 3000 speakeasies. new york had an es

. >>> good morning, i'm contessa brewer. here are today's top business headlines.l street is set for a mixed open. dow jones futures up 27 points right now. yesterday stocks mostly higher, the need dak rising for a second straight day. the dow closed in the red boeing was way down. on today's watch list for investors, a report on producer prices. paypal is giving consumers quicker access to their cash, rolling out an instant -- that sends money directly to your bank account. transfers typically take place within minutes, but it's not free. instant transfers include a 1% transaction fee that's capped at $10. >>> chipotle has launchesed its rewards program. they're teaming with venmo to give away up to $250,000. you can win anywhere from $1 to $500, no perform necessary. i feel like an advertisement right now. he you know -- anyway. if you're going go to the program. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," wednesday forecast this morning. >> i have a good forecast. 46 degrees right now in san jose. wind speeds are nice and breezy, but i'll talk about your daytime highs

. >> and then jan brewer discusses this. the city of chicago demands the actor jusse smollett foots the bill the fraternal fight is back on the show tonight. and then those that bribe to get their kids into top colleges they have their day in court today with the fallout coming this hour. . >> hear what has turned out to be a busy friday evening so our top story soon we can see the russia rapport. that there can be a redacted version of 400 page assessment by mid april if not sooner as for president trump he says that is fine with him. >> i have confidence in the attorney general. i have nothing to hide. this was a hoax and a witch hunt and i have absolutely nothing to hide. >> the approval rating is holding steady at 45 percent more importantly the reelection odds the same poll finds the majority of voters agree with the job he is doing on the economy. the campaign manager it's good to see you tonight corey. the president says first of all, on robert mueller put it out there i have nothing to hide virchow what do you think

i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. post mate has optns that lets you have a meal delivered. sent out in a batch with a delivery person making multiple stops. means your food could take longer to arrive, but postmates will drop its delivery fee. this is available in major.s. cities and may not include all restaurants. with you cc morning business report, i'm contessa brewer. >>> ahead on news today, a heads up for some of you. your tap water may have a i different sme the coming days. >> we're going to tell you why. >>> plus, fix your credit. we're working 4 you, showing inat needs to be done to get you back on trackcially. news 4 today continues next. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of ll kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. ve! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the momentyou step. >>> news 4 begins wit

players say they know frustrations and tensions are very high for some in sacramento.sotsuper: corey brewer kings player' we just want everybody to be safe, we know last year they shut the arena down, but this year hoping everybody is safe and nothing goes wrong'sot super: harrison barnes, kings player' no charges brought to the officers in the killing of stephan clark thatús a big deal thatús something that definitely needs attention and awareness but it game in it being donút think thatúll be the case. ' (pam) that was eric rucker reporting.... trains and buses are running normally.. but crews say, they are keeping an eye on any possible disruptions because of the protests... (grant) in national news... he was aware democrats would fight it.. but tonight, republican opposition to president trump's 'emergency declaration' for the border wall ... is growing. republican kentucky senator rand paul says.. he will vote to block the order. kron4's mark meredith is in washington with more. nat: "im going to vote to support the president" louisiana senator john kennedy says he supports president t

i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters.ostmateas options that lets you have a meal delivered as part of a group o it will be sent out in a batch with a delivery person making multiple stops. e means your food could t longer to arrive, but postmates will drop its delivery fee. this is available in major u.s. cities and may not include all restaurants.cn with youbc morning business report, i'm contessa brewer. >>> i a is storm team 4 weather alert day. make sure you bcwnload our washington app. you can track the rain as it moves into your zip code. heavy rain forhe lat parts of the day. your forecast will be a wet one. indoor recess today. >>> new trouble spot right in the district. south on 295 towards pennsylvania avenue in the1th streetbridge. a crash along the right side of the roadway. that red line is getting brighter and brighter. slower traffic in that area. >>> plus, a water warning. what's coming ou t >>> new 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> we are in weather alert mode, as youret morning started. the

i' contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. celebrate the first day of spring with tasty treats.today touchdown free cone day -- it's freeone d at dairy queen, one per person and mall cations are not participating. the eventevrves as a fund raiser. rita italian's ice is also nning a promotion. the chain will give out more than 1 million free cups of the frozen dessert. rita's has about 600 locations in 30 states. i'm contessa brewer. >> i'm still thinking about the dairy queen. >> we got to find some ice cream, right? >>> we are working for you in the community with details on a , ique program in mccla virginia. >> the prom notes programs puts these little safety messagesde inhe corsages in an effort to prevent dru driving during the prom season. molette green has more from the flowers and plant shop in mcclain. >> reporter: i do want to give a big shout-out to our high school students from mcclain high school this morning and our senior right there who will be going to prom this year, these messag of safety you'll find this plant this flower shop started this so many years ago,

meantime the as hosted the brewers over in mesa, top six action here, and in this one, heuera took jerry blevins deep. how about a three-run bomb. blevins allowed six runs in just a third of an inning. the brew crew won this one, final of 11-2, and we get out of here by just saying a melancholy shoutout to the all-time sack leader, passed away at age 70. but a good shoutout to the former a, turned 60 today. happy birthday. >>> we'll be back after a break. . >>> time now for a story about being in the right place at the right >> an r ni in b ear thi ek, but luckily a couple of kayakers were nearby. one used his paddle to lift the bird out of the water. look at that. >> look at that. >> the hawk may have gotten injured while it was going for prey in the water. the red-tailed hawk is expected to recover and should b re in a month or s cool, huh? >>> that's it at five. we'll be back at 6:00 tonight. >>> all right of the cbs weekend news is next. cond time in two weeks following an arrest for failing to pay child support. >> i promise you, we're going to straighten all this stuff out. that's

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contessa brewer with the latest on boeing. are these the software upgrades that traced back to that original hawaiian air crash last fall >> yes, and another crash with faa investigators very eager to dig into the information collected by the cockpit voice recorder and the data recorder to see whether they reveal why there are similarities between the aircraft movements before the lion air and ethiopian air crashes. those black boxes arrived in paris this morning, severely damaged in the crash they require specialized equipment to extract the information on them. so the process of collecting that data has been delayed this could be the key to clearing the boeing 737 max 8 or fixing any identifiable problem. in the meantime, the grounded planes expected to account for 48% of boeing's commercial aircraft revenue this year clearly, a major contributor to boeing's bottom line many on the street expect boeing to keep up current production rates of 50 to a month but expect that deliveries could be halted with boeing having to carry

. >> we havethe former arizona governor jan brewer here tonight on that and a big legal battle brewing as the city of chicago demands the actor jussie smollett for the bill for his alleged hate crime hopes . martin pried back on the show tonight plus more than a dozen parents charged with adding bribes to got their kids into top colleges. they're having their day in court today. we have the latest fallout coming your way this hour. trish read in primetime starts right now. >> . i have nothing to hide. this was a hoax and a witch hunt and i have absolutely nothing to hide. >> the approval rating is holding steady at 45 percent more importantly the reelection odds the same poll finds the majority of voters agree with the job he is doing on the economy. the campaign manager it's good to see you tonight corey. the president says first of all, on robert mueller put it out there i have nothing to hide virchow what do you think quick. >> i agree 100 percent. we have said there was no collusion or cooperation or coordination between us now we know they're very specific portions of the report t

i'm contessa brewer pinch-hitting for brian sullivan today.ig shoes to fill, i'll tell you. we begin with breaking news. after more than three months behind bars, former nissan chairman carlos ghosn out of jail he was released from a japanese prison overnight you can see him there. he is the one wearing the light blue ball cap. as can you see, they're all coming out with mask oerz their faces. posted bail. this was the scene outside the japanese jail where ghosn has been held since november he put up nearly $9 million in exchange for his release, but he has to remain in japan he has had to surrender his passport he has had to agree to extensive surveillance and, in fact, he is going to be living in a home that's been approved by the japanese government. ghosn was arrested in november allegedly for underreporting his compensation ghosn calls those charges meritless. that's his word. we'll continue to follow the latest developments on the story. we'll bring you more as it comes in to the cnbc newsroom here >>> let's get you up to speed on what e

maybe not said defense attorney brewer.ice. >> 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. diamond was a trained sharpshooter but the ones that hit marty were mostly badly aimed, must have been a work of an amateur, said the attorney. an amateur like michelle. >> michelle asked for the gun several days before the murder, told him her husband was a beast and was afraid of him. he gets the gun and gives her the gun. he didn't think she was going to use him for the gun. >> reporter: did she use him? know that he was somebody she could use to serve his 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 military jury, however, didn't see it quite that way. >> the verdic

kids: house finch, mourning dove, european starling, brewer's blackbird, red-tailed hawk, american crowboy: hooded oriole,e, gray egre, great blue heron, and a mockingbird. rumble: the students love this. they love charging in here and really getting to know at a very deep, profound level what's showing up in our habitat. we observe, we record, we analyze, we share. all of these are important sskills for our students. so, at the verery bottom, do you see the live spider in there? kids: yeah. rumble: i'm surrounded by deerweed, native sages, encilia, but if you go back to 2014, i would have been standing on asphalt. peel back that asphalt, allow the dirt to be there, to plant native plants and create a living laboratory for students to really explore. girl: my name is ramona ramino. i like the garden because we come here and explore nature in the garden. what i see in the garden is hummingbirds, mockingbirds, and flowers. second girl: my name is jimena lopez. we're trying to illustrate poppies and deer grass. boy: the california poppy is a flower native to california. rumble: it was a be

brewer: we have some stuff warming up, up front. lemonis: great. let's go check it out.rk that we're gonna try to get you to taste. this is the moment of truth. chandler: i think it's good. it's a really good flavor. tarantino: what did you think about the texture? jennifer: well, i think maybe it's too shredded. lemonis: you hate it, don't you? jennifer: i'm not a fan. i care about the product. that's my passion. tarantino: at the end of the day, we have to sell product to make money. lemonis: does this feel at all like a good first step, in your mind? jennifer: i mean, whatever my name goes on, that i would say, yes, that's mine. that's all i'm looking for. i'm not being difficult. chandler: i was pleasantly surprised. i thought that had really good texture to it. i personally would be comfortable saying, like -- putting our name on that. jennifer: i see the possibility. i see the possibility. chandler: oh, hey. lemonis: in watching chandler interact with his mom, i'm a little nervous about how eager he is to push things forward without the buy-in of the business owner

® i'm contessa brewer. here are today's top business wa street is set to open in the red.w futures are off by 20 points. yesterday stocks slipped with the dow snapping a four-day winning streak. the nasdaq eked out a small gain to close at its highest level since october. investors are on fed watch today. the federal reserve wraps up a two-day meeting this afternoon. while the fed is not expected to hike interest rates, the market will look for clues on the economy. >>> directv customers may have a few less viewing options. viacom's contract with at&t which owns directv expires midnight friday. that means channels like nickelodeon and comedy central could go dark. viacom is warning subscriberers they could lose access to 23 channels if the companies can't settle a dispute over programming fees. at&t is the celebrate the first day of spring with dairy queen's fifth annual free done day. it's giving serve cone. mall locations are not participating. it serves as a fund-raiser for the children's miracle network. rita's water ice will give you the free cups of the dessert. most

a win over the brewers. 's >> have a good night everybody. >> have a good weekend. want some coffee? say yes. it's french press. i was doubtful, too, but i honestly can't see myself going back to drip. i'm so happy you don't live in a tough neighborhood anymore. we're so sorry for just dropping by like this. are you kidding me? i'll take any chance to spend time with this little princess. i love her little hair, her little toes. and she loves her grandmother. i don't love "grandmother." so, cam and i have been revising our will to specify who should take care of lily if, god forbid, something happened to us. god forbid. i said "god for--" assess our candidates. not all of our candidates. no, t-that's true. we did not drop by missour-ah. it's "missouri." no one from missouri would say "missour-ah." i'm so sorr-ah. so, anyway, claire and phil were our first thought, so we dropped by their place last week. [ glass shatters ] you win the award for worst mother ever!

the 123-year-old brewer have voted to form a unit of the international long shore and warehouse union. workers are asking for better hours and benefits. according to the chronicle, they're dealing with shorter lunch breaks, reduced sick days and more expensive health benefits. anker was bought out in 2017. anchor steinis considered the birthplace of american craft beer. >>> nearly complete on what has been at&t park. they're installing the oracle sign at the entrance to the ballpark. they're adorning the exterior of the stadium. work is still on the way on the scoreboard sign. this is the fourth name. it was original pack tell park and then at&t park. they have naming rights for the next 20 years. >> you would never know. it looks exactly like the other logos and fonts. they did a good job. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., an announcement from tesla. >>> jussie smollett due in court. what a judge is expect today ask him. >>> the bay area museum celebrating pi day. free admission. >>> a look here at downtown san francisco. we'll be right back. boeing 737 max jets grounded after two similar crash