damian payiatakis.interesting research, although i do not quite agree on the baseball teams. he is a red sox fan, unfortunately. we speak exclusively with johannes hahn. we are going to head to brussels next. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: good morning. europe."daybreak: will hold the meetings virtual this year. wall street banks will begin to report earnings. tomorrow will be the return of jp morgan and citigroup. and tomorrow apple will be unveiling its 5g iphones. a lot coming up this week. on thursday, we have another brexit deadline. european union leaders will meet in theory to propose a trade deal. we will find out if there is a presidential debate or not on thursday. president trump said that he would not take part in airboat face-to-face to biden. it is now time for our segment, the brussels edition, your essential guide for europe and the political center. we going to be looking at the record bond issuance. journeys joining us -- joining us now, >> i'm particularly excited about this week, bec

damian: marcus, i'm damian solomon. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. here? damian: i'm the director of cultivation for medmen. lemonis: dispensaries usually pay from $1,500 to $3,000 a pound to outside suppliers. but medmen can grow its own for under $1,000 a pound. do i need to get dressed like you? damian: yes. you have stuff here ready for you. and it's just part of our quality assurance and quality control. lemonis: yeah, yeah, yeah. damian: these are the different strains. so, you can see there's a strain sour banana, green crack, tangie dream, euthanasia. lemonis: yeah, that one's probably pretty mild. it's a balancing act cultivating strains and catering to customers. how do you measure demand? damian: being tied to retail dispensaries, we're able to then get that data very quickly. we're able to analyze the metrics that we get from the retail side for the point of sale. lemonis: is it that sophisticated? damian: it's getting that sophisticated, yes. i'm going to get the feedback from the consumer that says, "i really want this taste. i really w

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damian grammaticas reports. what every scientist is feared, covid surging again.w to build a system to test, identify and isolate new cases? intensive care units are overflowing andi intensive care units are overflowing and i see you beds again —— extra icu beds again in use. everybody is feeling this anatomy will come again. spain has been trying to target infection hotspots with local controls. but it has not been working. like this part of madrid, home to 200,000 people who have already had a fortnight restricted to essentials only. one in four tests for covid—19 in madrid has come back positive. in recent weeks spain like the uk brought in its own rule of six and told bars and restau ra nts rule of six and told bars and restaurants to start serving at ten. the infections are back because they didn‘t control it. the infections are back because they didn't control it. this man advise spain on its first lockdown and says the new measures may be too little and too late. what we have seen in spain over the summer is a serious warning we cannot relax while that it i

damian grammaticas reports.at every scientist has feared — covid—i9 surging again. 10,000 new infections every day, a second wave breaking over an already battered country. so what's the reason for this resurgence? it seems spain may have been too hasty to lift the original lockdown that brought the first wave of the virus under control, too quick to let people back into bars and restaurants and too slow to build an effective system to test, identify and isolate new cases. intensive care units are overflowing, extra icu beds again being used. the warning signals are everywhere. psychologically, it's the worst thing. because all the people are afraid the tsunami will come again. spain, like many countries, has been trying to target infection hotspots with local controls. but it's not been working. like this part of madrid, home to 200,000 people who already had a fortnight restricted to essential movements only. this wave is not as bad as the height of the pandemic, but one in four tests for covid—i9 in madrid ha

outside superior court i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> up next, 49erswner spending millions of dollars on the election. why jed york's political contributions now have santa clara's mayor and police chief crying foul. >>> the relationship between the frrnz and the city of santa clara is being further exposed during this election. the 49ers are backing four candidates running for city council in santa clara. this comes with a lot of money and some charges of racism. here's nbc bay area's anoushah rasta. >> reporter: the ceo of the san francisco 49ers has spent a record $3 million on supporting four candidates running for a seat on santa clara's city council. mayor lisa gilmore is now accusing jed york of trying to buy a majority on the council so he can ask them for favors that'll make him more money. >> jed york is not going to spend $3 million on candidates that oppose him. he is going to spend $3 million on candidates that are friendly to him. >> reporter: santa clara's chief of police says he's worried the candidates that the 49ers are supporting wil

. >>> sí, buenas damián, gracias por la oportunidad de platicar contigo y el público, soy el directorio de conservación de recursos estatales, tengo el honor de trabajar para casi 350 empleados, profesionales que tenemos, provén asistencia técnica y financiera a nuestros agricultores, ganaderos en la conservación y preservación de recursos naturales, agua, calidad del aire, áreas forestales y suelo. >>> y qué le parece carlos que una agencia federal celebre el mes de la herencia hispana. >>> yo siempre les he dicho a mis amigos y familia que yo he sido bendecido con el rtabajo que estoy ,llevo 28 años con el departamento de agricultura y con la agencia, no solo trabajar domésticamente en más de 11 estados, trabajar en asignaciones diplomáticas y iajar en el mundo proveyendo mi experiencia, mis conocimientos técnicos, pero también cambiando experiencia, como hispano, como latino, como puertorriqueño nacido en puerto rico y orgullo de tener herencia hispana para mí es un honor, la agencia constantemnte promueve la diversidad y tenemos la dicha de poder disfrutar. >>> es bonito ver, habl

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to audition for top college music programs, damian's baby brother died suddenly.to move in with his grandmother who works in a hospital covid unit. through it all, school and teachers have been a critical lifeline. >> it was a really low point in life, but now i can have motivation to succeed. so no matter what happens this year with school or applications, stuff like that, i'm motivated to reach my goals. >> that was nbc's senior national correspondent chris jansing reporting. >>> recently propublica profiled a 12-year-old boy in east baltimore named shamar, one of the many students left behind by remote learning. it's the story of a student trying his best to succeed in an educational system that continually fails him. joining us now is the author of that story, alec magillis. he covers politics and government for propublica. alec, welcome. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> tell us a bit more about shamar. you spent some time tutoring him, bringing him groceries, securing his laptop, and it seems like the teachers shamar has are trying hard to make remote l

damian collins is an mp. he chaired the committee that investigated why bury collapsed.ll league clubs in particular are nothing without their local fans. they cannot function as businesses without fans coming through the turnstiles to watch them play. and what's shocking about the way football is run is that fans often have no or little voice in how their club is run, who's allowed to acquire it. and yet they're the ones that pick up the pieces on behalf of the community when it all goes wrong. the football authorities faced some tough questions after bury was expelled. ..the football league, the football association and the premier league... mps want to know what financial checks took place before steve dale bought the club. it'sjust stunning to me that somebody takes over and doesn't have to... ..reallyjust has not to provide you with anything... ..any sort of financial plan or anything before you get the go—ahead to take over the club. i mean, i find that extraordinary. don't you find that surprising? he was then asked to provide the financial information. he didn't

dumas cent reduces us to somebody who knows all about that jason yeah, everybody you can think of damian lillard andre ward, this guy has worked with them all and. >>this right here is anthony angleton most people have probably never heard of them and last year an athlete in oakland, see coach and is like a superhero in the oakland community. he won't refer to himself as that and he probably rolled his eyes at me saying that but that doesn't mean it's not true. it doesn't matter if you are a millionaire pro athlete or an elementary school camp without anything coach and we'll take you under his wings, both as a coach and as a mentor. and a little gem tucked away in you can find coach and molding the next generation of bay area athlete or the findings, the current crop approved last year for saying quote it's about setting an example of what we are can do to come together to help build and grow community and support the community. >>so i decided i was going to put myself out there is a leading example, the lord and so for the last 37 years old and has been grooming athletes of all ages, n

damian sansonneti and his wife ilma lopez to close their restaurant, piccolo.d when portlstaurants wereowed to open up for dine-in customers, sansonetti and loz owed $20,000 in back rent,cu aclated during the shutdown, a time when piccolo had not been their landlord wasilling to negotiate their rate going forward. >> unfortunately, due to covidnd and the ic, a 20-seat intimate restaurant with the needed necessities of what you have to do can't survive. so we unrtunately had to close permanently that restaurant. >> reporter: but sansonneti d his wife are in a somewhat enviable position. they have another restaurant, chaval. opened three years ago, in large part due to the success of piccolo, chaval's winter outlook is a bit better. sansonneti andis wife own the blding. >> it's definitely been an advantage for us. but at the same time, it's also, we need to make moey to pay the mortgage, because, you know, our house and everything elsis tied to-- >> reporter: this business. >> --the business.ep >>ter: like nearly every other restaurant in the country, chaval was forced to pivot to takeout

as well so we have worked with our panto company that we produce the show with an hour panto dame damian been dying to do that, to be honest, so it is moving into the crucible. it's sort ofa moving into the crucible. it's sort of a pop—up panto. it will be an hour and ten minutes for 230 people. we're going to do it three times a day and we've had a real great response to that kind of news and just last week i was talking to two schools in sheffield were saying we really don't want to leave the kind of winter term when they break up the christmas. they don't want any of their children to feel that christmas has been cancelled and i just... wedding everything that we can to make sure we can get that school in here at the theatre as well. but, yes, it's created a little bit of a... the comments were having from our audiences have been here and feel safe, giving them some hope and thinking about the future, which is important. yes they do from all over the country hope to those words. dan bates from sheffield theatres, thank you very much for being with us. well elsewhere in europe, several

. >> i'm siting down with the founder of shark tank investor, damian james tonight is the lightning groundo stay with "cramer." >>> ♪ there is always a bull market some where that's my job to fine d it this morning, i got a new one. there is a bull market in hygiene. yes. hygiene. it is not just a company that give gives you extraordinary number those are stunning figures healthcare at 12%. mr. clean and hygiene and tide and mr. clean. i went as mr. clean during halloween, a whole bunch of time i got all sorts of lysol i shougt have brought my lysol out. they got this thing called dettol we got this for london we think it is just like magic it is the same thing like lysol. you are dealing with something that you may not know. these are like big names internationally. when you find a new bull market, what are you going to do john moore, a chief finance cfo. "we expect that there is some stickiness." >> as he puts it, consumer habits once established in the categories that are rarely reversed cleanliness is next, right he told me the hygiene trend is the most powerful theme in the entire ind

damian: there's blue dream, gorilla glue, sour banana, green crack. is more potent than sour banana? medical marijuana has been legal here for years. but now, the game changer -- proposition 64. woman: marijuana is now legal in california. lemonis: soon, any adult will be able to buy weed. did the vote passing increase the odds of you

i want to thank the community college for hosting us, chancellor lee lambert, damian clinko.he students. congressman, there you are. congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. and the great gabby giffords and mark kelly. let's get this done, tucson. and so here's the thing. you know, first of all, in the spirit of the late great john mccain, i was thinking, let's start with a little straight talk. now, you know there's been some talk about my values. well, let me just tell you, tucson, i'm a proud patriotic american. i love my country. and our values reflect the values of america. our values tell us we have witnessed the worst, the biggest disaster of any presidential administration in the history of this country. our values tell us that. our values tell us that we should not be in a moment where over 225,000 people have died in our country. over 8.5 million people have contracted a virus, when we have known, when we got the information, we have known how serious this is. listen, there is so much at stake in this election. i'm just going to start by talking about a few of the things we k

damian collins is an mp. he chaired the committee that investigated why bury collapsed.lay. and what's shocking about the way football is run is that fans often have no or little voice in how their club is run, who's allowed to acquire it. and yet they're the ones that pick up the pieces on behalf of the community when it all goes wrong. the football authorities faced some tough questions after bury was expelled. ..the football league, the football association and the premier league... mps want to know what financial checks took place before steve dale bought the club. it's just stunning to me that somebody takes over and doesn't have to... ..reallyjust has not to provide you with anything... ..any sort of financial plan or anything before you get the go—ahead to take over the club. i mean, ifind that extraordinary. don't you find that surprising? he was then asked to provide the financial information. he didn't do that. he did not do that at that point. but he had already purchased the club at that point. the efl said that steve dale bought the club without showing them

damian in berlin?t angela merkel wishes donald trump and melania trump all the best, but of course the whole of germany is watching this, because the us is crucial for the financial, economic and political wellbeing for germany, donald trump is a dirye sieve character here, he is seen as swooned who has undermined the international order so the real thing in germany, the debate today is very much what this means for the, whether it means it might increase the likelihood ofjoe biden winning, the reality is donald trump is not popular and most germans really wa nt is not popular and most germans really want joe is not popular and most germans really wantjoe biden to win, because they see that as the way forward , because they see that as the way forward, for a restoration really of the multilateral order on which germany relies. giving us a sense of some of the international reaction, well wishes are pouring in from leaders all over the world on social media, to president president trump and his wife, te