so if i spend some money at nobu at caesars and swipe my rewards card, caesars captures what i order wine or a sushi roll. that info goes into a computer which predicts what offers might appeal to me. maybe a wine tasting or a restaurant promo. those offers are then sent directly to my smartphone. so being able to capture all of those preferences allows us to target-market based on your observed interest and preferences. proprietary software to do it? -oh, yeah. all internal. -all proprietary. it really is about understanding what does the person that walks through the front door want and how do i get more out of their wallet? right. that's exactly right. lemonis: is that a historical piece from the hotel? it's original. it's original from when we opened on august 5, 1966. -and it was there? -it was here. it's never been moved? so this is all original, and if we walk over here to the left, you can see the palace casino. original from when the property opened in 1966. just a very iconic part of the casino. this is where most of the table games are located. lemonis: table games like bl

caesars is outperforming now my preference here is opposed to using that three-leg strategy for caesarst spread for june, i saw you could sell the $43/40 credit put spread, collecting more than a third of the width here that would be my play here as long as las vegas sands can hold that $40 to $42 support level. >> our final tweet is about disney with earnings, is it better to buy the may 85 put what's your take on disney >> well, i mean, buying the put of course is if you're bearish the thing we know about disney, it took a real beating, down almost 48% only thing worse, of course, airlines some energy stocks and of course the cruise ships, of which disney is involved here's the thing it is such a big name, and the relative performance off the low is a good thing. it bottomed before the market. and while obviously, it's been slumpish i think if the earnings are okay, you get a pop. if there is some surprise, you could get a pop. my inclination is to be long >> we thank our viewers for all the fine tweets. >> up next we have the final call i'm searching for info on options trading, and

that is caesars palace. this is a place that has been open for nearly 53 years, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. since it was opened up all those years ago. and now it is completely empty. incredibly eerie to be in there. to really realize what this represents. maybe more revealing to look at the seats, look at the tables, look at, you know, just the hallways. you know how many people traverse that every day and wonder how in the world do you open up something like that for gaming? we spoke to the ceo of caesars entertainment about that. he spoke exclusivebly what he plans to do over the next few weeks. but first, he drilled down on the fact that they agree with what the governor is doing. listen to this. >> the governor is under enormous pressure. but i agree with him 100%. we have to put people's lives ahead of everything else. having said that, look, i think of our industry, i think we're a little different than other industries and other companies that provide a specific product or a specific service.

it has systemic structural problems and it has the same problems ascension to cæsar and some of the otherhealth health for a good lighters in this country and europe out of. it which are which begin with the fact that those agencies rely. and a large part on their funding pharmaceutical industry and those ties other conflicts of interest has. brought those agencies very close so that they really have become not just kept to the agencies but almost subsidiaries of the ndaa straight to you h o gets half its money. from nations and the other half comes from industry so the single biggest. after the united states the single biggest contributor is the eights. of the bill and melinda gates foundation. which has a very close relationship to pharmaceutical industry. and has goals that are almost identically aligned with the story how are the pharmaceutical industries then given what you just said at the thought of goal or would they be opposed to things that the w.h.o. would think would be good for me as a citizen or any other citizen of the world. historically the pharmaceutical industry has use

kaiser kaiser caesar we're talking about the roman empire and. we need a $100000000000.00 at least to just not even like get most of the way up there to even can kaiser says that this is not unpredictable that there would be a dollar shortage because of what i just said a moment ago it's debt and when you have debt money and you flood the economy with that money you still have to pay interest on that debt money which requires you to create more debt money right it's more debt money this is debt money requite that's why there's a dollar shortage because the interest on the current pool of hundreds of trillions of dollars worth of debt money requires you to print more debt money it doesn't sound like a ponzi scheme yes it does is it a ponzi scheme yes it is how do we know that it's not working well let's see the price of gold sitting new all time highs and every currency around the world except the dollar which is again to quote paul krugman back by men with guns so they are people actually reason they take the dollars is fear of violence that's a

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i spoke to the ceo of caesar's.e island says that they are planning, planning, to take reservations on may 15. but the small print says based upon the recommendations and guidelines from the governor. and the governor says unless he sees a sustained decline in the number of covid cases, this state will remain closed. they will follow that and most of the other casinos will as well. i want to take you to some sound that we got from the ceo of caesar's. listen to this. >> what you will see is social distancing in the casino and by that i mean i have other slot machine, three people at a table, maybe every other table, restaurants at 50% capacity. vegas is probably one of the most resilient places upon the planet. vegas will come back from this, no doubt in my mind. >> again, all of this is incumbent upon what the governor decides and again the governor has not indicated that he will lift this order unless again he sees an increase in the decline number of cases of covid. no indication that that is happening right are

victims were smuggled out of war torn syria by a courageous former police photographer his code name caesar the photos could help convict torturers and murderers. human rights lawyer mas and doubt we survived torture in syria now living in germany he's pressing charges against his former tormentors including anwar as a former senior member of the syrian secret service n y r r is charged with crimes against humanity murder and rape. this is a 5 stone it will be a thought this is the 1st thing that has sparked the court of judge and we have picked a suspect and the size of the state of florida we don't have it and see if you. bill wiley is investigating syrian torturers be used to hunt war criminals as a un prosecutor and worked on cases from the former yugoslavia and the rwandan genocide he knows that without a peeper trail it's difficult to bring culprits to justice. that's why these state documents smuggled out of syria are so valuable. what you have in this room. an aerated by the security intelligence structures of syria the military structures of syria and the party or political structu

i'm joined now by tobias kurt caesar a professor of public health in epidemiology at the medical center here in berlin so glad you could make some time for us granted there are some distance between us here in berlin and the united states of course but you worked at the harvard school of public health there you know the health system in the u.s. and you've been watching no doubt developments in your opinion why has the crisis in the u.s. deepen so quickly professor well the u.s. is certain that they could watch other regions of the world what happened there. as aggressively have discussed please leave the u.s. reactor that's somewhat late also and you looked at the pictures. that many people gathering if you could imagine what's happening and is this is this who are. really excellent but everett's for the u.s. . it's a problem if you have such kind of them coming at you. the damage is a whole nother thing you've been in contact with colleagues in the united states where where the numbers are again as we've already discussed are very very high which are outlook on what's likely to happen

would simply say that we would render unto caesar what caesar data that includes the right to protect people international -- in an emergency. you need to respect the right of the people. host: joe's next in kent, washington -- jill's next in kent, washington. caller: good morning. i do not believe religious gathering should be exempt. i do not believe it is god's intent to harm people. as someone said, it is hypocritical to think it is your in spite of the world being in the midst of a pandemic. into think it is ok to basically dig the graves of another -- and to think it is ok to basically dig the graves of another, you could be digging the grave of yourself. host: thank you. newsweek says americans eligible for the stimulus package have started seeing payments, the one-time payment from the treasury, arrived in their accounts, looking to ease pressure from the economic downturn. ae chief executive officer of mobile banking startup said that a bunch of the first wave of payments from the cares are cap started to appear in their customers accounts. datat sopp said current's indicates

those who live between south vannest and harrison and caesar cough over the age of 4 are urged to get tested regards of symptoms. jackie has more from this neighborhood tonight. jackie? >> reporter: ucs f is focusing it's research on this densely populated area, offering nearly 5700 free tests to those age 4 and over, regardless of whether they've shown symptoms or haven't. online registration opened today. already about 500 people have signed up to sted, hi great opportunity for everybody to know if you have contact with the virus or not. >> through conjecture, you can see there might somebody things that folks aren't doing in the community that could be making them more vulnerable. >> reporter: san diego works for supervisor hillary reasonnens office and helps get people signed up for tests, while also educating them about flattening the curve. >> i can see there is a gap inned inning a lot in the community. it's gotten better. >> reporter: two types of tests will be done. first a test to determine whether a person is positive or never, and second an antibody test to determine if a

according to data from mgm and caesar's have enough money to last for 8 to 16 months, be but the smaller operations have much less time. >>> back here at home in san jose, another good example of what stay-at-home orders are supposed to look like. one of our crews was in downtown san jose yesterday afternoon. as you can see even in the bay area's most popular city, there was hardly any traffic and very few people were even out walking on the sidewalks. well, as we know, the corona virus has changed our daily life in many ways, but it is also bringing out many acts of kindness. ktvu shows you us an example of that kindness in the east bay, and it was all caught on camera. >>> had is surveillance video showing a ups driver making a delivery in pleasant hill. looks routine enough, but after he sets the package down, he notices something on the door. this is what he saw. three handmade face masks and a sign asking delivery people to please take one because we want to make sure you stay safe. >> i saw the doorbell, and i watched him and he put the box down, and i kind of -- hey, i was actuall

. >> reporter: caesars entertainment ceo says while he's eager to open up, safety comes first. what do you think reopening would look like for cesars >> i think what you'll see is social distancing in the casino and by that i mean, every other slot machine, three people at a table, maybe every other table. >> reporter: for an entire industry that never sleeps this is uncharted territory and nobody wants to gamble with getting it wrong steve patterson. >> those people that lose their job in las vegas, the staggering toll with 4.4 million erans filing for unemployment last week jo ling kent has more on this. >> reporter: tonight, the number of workers devastated by unemployment continues to skyrocket. >> the unemployment process for me has been a really frustrationing. >> reporter: more than 26 million jobless claims have been filed since march and it's hitting low income workers hard more than half say they or someone in their household lost a job or taken a pay cut. among the states hurting the most, florida where derrick bailee applied for unemployment on march 17th and still

weowcsf wi start live between south he age vannest and harrison streets and caesar chavez is 23rd street. jackie washed with what they hope to learn. >> reporter: already about 500 people have signed town tested including this mother who registered her entire family, even though no one is sick or has shown symptoms. >> it's just a very great opportunity for everybody to know if you have contact with the virus or not. >> through conjecture, you can see there might somebody things that folks aren't doing in the community that could be making them for vulnerable. >> reporter: san diego works for supervisor hillary ronan's office and helps get people signed up for tests while educating them about flattening the curve. >> i can see there is a gap inned inning a lot in the community. it's gone better. >> reporter: two types of test election done. first a pcr test to determine whether a person is positive or negative, and second an antibody test to determine if a person has been infected and developed antibodies against the disease. >> all of the information that we're trying to collect is stri

and over the years, they've built big accounts with companies like the coffee bean, mgm, and caesarsinment. ana: we've got to make sure that we send quality stuff. they're unhappy because we didn't catch it. lemonis: but a recent drop in sales has left the company with a serious cash crunch. ana: i do apologize. the order will be going out. we don't have an exact date yet. lemonis: bills are now going unpaid, orders are getting delayed, and with every passing day, gilbert and ana find themselves deeper in the hole. about a year-and-a-half ago, i invested in another family furniture manufacturing business -- grafton furniture, located in miami. since that time, the business has grown by about 50%. with their focus on residential furniture and pacific's on commercial furniture, i think they'd make a perfect match. hi, there. woman: hello. lemonis: is ana here? woman: let me go get her. lemonis: let her know marcus is here. woman: okay. lemonis: thank you. i didn't really understand when i walked into pacific, why i was seeing residential furniture. i thought this was a hospitality busi

>> no more caesar's, oh, well. >> we're arugula people anyway, so we don't really care. >> jimmy: firstkay, and ali, i'm sorry that you had to go through that, and george i wish were you going through that, it would be a more interesting segment. no, i'm glad you're not going through that. but each night i ask our guest to select a charity. >> this is a great one. it's called r.i.p. medical debt. and what they do is they figure out a way for every dollar you donate, they retire $100 of somebody's medical debt, so every dollar in donation goes a long way. we all know now ems in tspecial the wake of this crisis there will be a lot of people face being surprise medical bills. this is a great charity. we've been big supporters for a long time, and they do incredible work. >> jimmy: the first couple of the coronavirus, ladies and gentlemen, ali wentworth and george stephanopoulos. >> say hi to molly and the kids. >> jimmy: in these uncertain times we all need ways to destress. since we can't have a drink at a bar or go out to eat, or even the single act of wrestling a stranger at a bus stop

his codenename -- caesar. the photos could help convict torturers and murderers. this human rights lawyer survived torture in syria. now living in germany, he is pressing charges against his former tormentors. as a former senior member of the secret service, he is charged with crimes against humanity, murder and rape. >> this is the first time it will be a trial. this is the first time there is a respectable court and judge and we have victim and suspect and we can exercise the law and state of law. we do not have it in syria. >> l wiley is investigating syrian torturers.. he used d to hunt war criminalss a u.n. prosecutor and worked on cases from the former yugoslavia and the rwandan genocide. he knows that without a paper trail, it is difficult to bring culprits to justice stop -- to justice. that is why these state documents smuggled out of syria are so valuable. >> what you have in this room are materials generated by the security intelligence structures of syria, the military structures of f syria, and the political structures of syria. at the top level and a

the may $9 call options for about 35 cents this is basically a mildly bullish to neutral view on caesar's28 days between now and that may expiration date, giving the stock about a 10% to 12% upside in the mean time and once that may expiration expires, this trader bought the june $9 call options which they paid about 80 cents and the june $len call options for about 20 cents and the break-even prices on those particular trades are 20% higher and 37% higher so this trader is betting that in the next month, the stock is going to stay mostly rangebound and mostly trade higher and significantly take off between that may and june expiration so that's how we can see how other options traders are currently utilizing the options market to time a potential bottom for these types of travel stocks >> okay. mike, what is your -- what do you make of the trade and what do you think of the potential bottoms for travel stocks in general because pretty much nobody's traveling and has no plans to for a while >> yeah. so this is an interesting situation because with the casino stocks in particular, i mean,

>> no more caesar's. >> we're arugula people, so we really don't care. >> jimmy: i'm sorry you went throughough that, it would make for a more interesting segment. no, i'm happy you're not going through that. but each night i've asked our guests to pick a charity, we'll make a donation. what charity have you selected? >> this one's a great one. r.i.p. medical debt. and what they do is figure out a way for every dollar you donate, they retire $100 of somebody's medical debt. so every dollar in donation goes a long way, and we all now especially in the wake of this crisis there are going to be a lot more people facing surprise medical bills. this is a terrific charity. we've been big supporters for a while, and it does incredible work. >> jimmy: thank you both for being with us, the first couple of the coronavirus. a ali wentworth and george stephanopoulos. >> say hi to molly and the kids. >> jimmy: i will. you know, in these uncertain times we all need ways to destress. since we can't have a drink at a bar or go out, even the simple act of wrestling a stranger at a bus stop is impossible rig

better than cesar's entertainment and my preference is opposed to using the three-leg strategy for caesar's put credit spread here and i saw that you could sell that $43 and $40 credit spread collecting more than a third of the width here and that would be my play here as long as las vegas sands can hold that 40 to $42 support level. >> our final tweet is about disney with earnings, is it better just to buy the $85 may 15th put for $1 about the cost of one share >> carter, what's your take on disney well, if you're bearish and the thing we know about disney is it took a real beating and down almost 48% and the only thing worse is airlines and energy stocks and of course, the cruise ships of which disney is involved here's the thing this is such a big name and its relative performance actually off the low is very, very good and it bottomed before the market on the 23rd of march and if the earnings are remotely or bad, there's some surprise that you possibly get a pop because it is so wrong now the inclination is to be long. >> our thanks to our viewers for those tweets up next, we have the f

victims were smuggled out of her torn syria by a courageous former police photographer his code name caesar the photos could help convict torturers and murderers. human rights lawyer mas and doubt we survived torture in syria now living in germany he's pressing charges against his former tormentors including anwar as a former senior member of the syrian secret service and more are is charged with crimes against humanity murder and rape. this is a bit of stone it will be a thought this is the 1st time there is a split the. judge and we have picked a suspect and the size of. the state of florida we don't have it in syria. bill wiley is investigating syrian torturers used to hunt war criminals as the u.n. prosecutor and worked on cases from the former yugoslavia and the wanton genocide he knows that without a peeper trail it's difficult to bring culprits to justice. that's why these state documents smuggled out of syria are so valuable. what you have in this room. terrell's generated by the security intelligence structures of shared the military structures of syria and the party or political s

but he and his wife believe he was more like caesar than cincinnatus but publicly cannot afford a falling out with george washington that he will resign if he doesn't get his way. but ultimately john adams does have to give way. so much for presidents not meddling with their successors. adams was so touchy that later he cuts off all communications with thomas jefferson and refuses to communicate directly with him. >> but by the time george washington dies he is no longer on speaking terms jefferson, james madison and james monroe. that is the third fourth and fifth president of the united states. [laughter] there is a variety of reasons why that happened and there is a personal reason behind the collapse but you get an idea all founding fathers were not friends. >>. >> nowadays presidents leaving office can be less partisan course those who defeated them. and almost all the presidents with a variety of causes. but you suggest leaving office made washington more partisan. >> that's true i do think he did after he left the presidency and have a perception day that is up the partisan feud bu

then about caesar that translates nothing can be done if anything remains undone.i would like to write them all if i could he confided to his friend shortly after joining the court he did not write them all but he did produce 873 signed opinions which is still a record even among justices who exceeded the 29 years on the bench with thirties seven concurrences and 72 dissents he felt exactly the same way on the massachusetts high courtse where he wrote nearly 1000 opinion so in 20 years the same zest for duty to everything and in 1865 at age 21 he began keeping a list of every book he wrote writing them down in a small leather memorandum that is called the black book by the time of his death it exceeded 4000 which is more than one book a week for 70 years. the range was philosophy, sociology, literatur mystery, and the classics in the latest authors, freud, augustine, karl marx, voltaire and shakespear shakespeare, hemingway, the federalist papers, and road proustian french and not too easy french and long sentences but it would be call the melancholy of youth he re

but he and his wife both believe alexander hamilton resembled a caesar and they had a fear but publicly adams cannot afford a falling out with washington and fears he will resign if he doesn't get his way. so ultimately john adams does have to give way in washington gets his man. so much for the former presidents not meddling. >> as the aside, adams was so touchy as you will recall that later on he cuts off all communication with thomas jefferson and refuses to communicate directly with him and would only go through abigail. this lasted right up until just before the death. >> yes. what is interesting a lot of the communications between these people by the time washington died, he was no longer on speaking terms with jefferson, james madison and james monroe. that is the third and fourth and fifth president of the united states. [laughter] he was no longer on speaking terms with them when he died. there is a variety of reasons why that happened and serious personal reasons behind the collapse of each of those relationships but you get the idea that all founding fathers were not friends.

it will be an achievement beside which all of the triumphs of alexander, caesar and napoleon will be a little thing. to that purpose, they are offering their youth and their blood. to that purpose and to whom we others regretting that we cannot stand beside them, dedicated remainder of our lives. so americans saw these, read about them and the following month, april of 1943, there was a war bond drive. so these images having been rejected initially by sketches by the office of war information became embraced by the federal war bond drive. the concept was that americans would invest, pay fund, pay money for a bond that would mature in a number of years and it was $18 and the bond would pay you back 25, but the concept was the -- that they needed the nation to all come together quickly to raise the funds from munitions and for -- to equip the nation's soldiers appropriately. ♪ >> hollywood's film stars leave the capital to help the government sell war bonds, heddy lamar, grier garzon all part of a contingent of some 50 screen celebrities giving their time and talent to aid the national

other sites mentioned are caesar stayed d stadium. old transbay terminal. there are sites they are looking at and they would like one school to be part of the city-wide effort. >> thank you. i want to thank both you and vice president lopez for this resolution. i think students would definitely support this resolution. it not only supports our community but also flattens the curve. i would like to ask if we could be added as co-authors to this resolution. >> absolutely. >> commissioner lam. >> thank you for putting this together and working with supervisor mandelman. i think absolutely i am in support of this resolution. i think, you know, it is an opportunity for us to be one san francisco. the lines just don't keep us separate because we are a school district versus the city and county. clearly there is so much need how to support the unhoused communities. i am in support of this resolution. i am also a district 8 long-time resident. i also have been seeing the growing demand of tents and again homeless people in the district. we know that is exacerbated

inside caesars palace on the strip it is still and silent the las vegas mayor calls this nevada shutdownotal insanity, her words. the governor says, look, the state has not passed a severe health risk and yet already casinos nationwide are beginning to game out what reopening would look like. because properties likely will have to ensure social distancing for some time, every player becomes vitally important. deutsche bank gaming analyst says casinos may implement crowd control based on customer loyalty and theoretical spend. they may hike table minimums and the at least profitable slot machines would be turned ff. also location, location, location where the casino gaming revenues matter visitation is still only about a tenth of what we saw this time last year because the government still restricts tourist visas. the ramp is benefitting wynn, las vegas sands and mgm even though it's slow in the u.s. regional properties are likely to see a quicker return to business that includes greater nevada and the las vegas locals market. so that's red rock resorts, el dorado, boyd finally the las ve

that he and his wife don't believe alexander hamilton resembled a caesar and then to have this fear publicly but george washington makes clear he will resign if he doesn't get his way so alternately adams does have to give way in washington gets his man. so much for the former presidents not meddling with their successors f. >> as an aside adam was so touchy later he cuts off all communication with jefferson and refuses to communicate directly with him and would only do so through abigail and this lastedd just right up until the death. >> a lot of the founding fathers were touchy by the time washington dies, he is no longer on speaking terms jefferson, james madison and james monroe those are third fourth and fifth president of the united states. [laughter] in washington is no longer on speaking terms with them when he dies. [laughter] there is a variety of reasons why that happened and there are serious personal reasons but that should give you an idea and to remind us all the eafounding fathers. s>> i'm glad there's no were egos in the oval office anymore. [laughter] >> but nowadays we thi

caesar is unemployed. >> three animals and two kids. >> reporter: that's a lot of mouths to feed. >>rter: they are rationing and not eating as much? >> yeah. we organize the menus. >> reporter: still, despite his cut in pay, he thinks it's a mistake for neighboring parts of georgia to reopen businesses to get the economy going. >> it's too soon. stay at home monitoring. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, hialeah gardens, florida. >> what a piece. thanks, randi. >>> still to come, new york police know what it's like to respond to a crisis. they're thanking another group for their work during the pandemic. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. at papa john's, we want you to know that from our 450-degree oven, to box, to you, it's our policy

mgm and caesar's have money to last for six to 18 months. but smaller hotels and casinos have far less time. >>> the white house today made some dire predictions that up to 100,000 to 240,000 people could die from coronavirus in the united states. and that's even if the current social distancing guidelines are kept in place. the president is calling for efforts to slow the spread, a matter of life and death. and he's urging people to stay inside. >> reporter: more than 170,000 confirmed kays, and no end in sight to the outbreak. help is arriving to hospitals in new york city, the epicenter in the u.s. the governor says they are 14 to 30 days away from the peak. and with hospitals overcrowded and personal stretched thin, most new yorkers are calling the order to shelter at home. >> it's actually very visible, having somebody at home that's elderly. so we're just going out when we have to do anything like go to the supermarket. >> reporter: it's a similar situation in hospitals and other hard-hit states like washington, california and massachu