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we started our relationship with mgm with the cosmopolitan. our customers love them. offer to those 182 million members the wealth of options that bills portfolio offers, not only to 12 in las vegas but five destinations across the country is compelling. then, add the loyalty component we just discussed. and, the entertainment component. the richness of the entertainment and: harry offerings -- and culinary offerings are something our members are going to love. >> when he thing about marriott and its scale, the world's largest and most important loyalty program. for us to connect to that engine to connect into the loyalty site and consumer facing front, which we have seen at the cosmopolitan but the diversity of product. when he thing about bellagio -- when you think about bellagio, every tear of customer all the way begich -- we think it is compelling. the massive group this is for all of us. guy: ok. look. the interesting thing here is what we see thus far -- i am curious who this is targeted at. business travelers come back slowly. i am curious to see what is going

them so way to expand back to mgm. both stocks are up. >> no stock is rising a lot. maybe tonight -- no, tomorrow. tesla and netflix report. the big names. stuart: five minutes in, a tuesday morning, let's get that we are up 50 points on the dow industrial, recovery from the open bell. the big board shows -- look at the dow winners, verizon is at the top, it's a 1% -- sorry, 3%. disney is up a little, 1% but look at $86 a share. open up slightly, cisco up lightly. s&p 500 winners -- good to see. sixty-six dollars a share. fedex, verizon, dish network. nasdaq composite, charter, lucid, t-mobile, none of the big names on the nasdaq winners list. ten year treasury yield way below 4% market, 376. the price of gold edging closer to $2000 in acts, 1970. but going hit 29000 according earlier that's where it is, 297. oil still in the low 70s, $74 a barrel. it's up 3%, to 59. the average price. gallon of regular gasoline, nationwide 356. california dropped back by 1 cent. still pay for 90. coming up, house judiciary chair jim j

jason, you own mgm >> yeah.en a huge winner this year, up almost 50% year to date for us, we're considering trimming this name coming into this year, we were looking at maybe some of the other names like wynne resorts but they are starting to build their infrastructure there bet mgm is a nice catalyst for the stock, but it's run a lot already, so for us, we're looking to take some off the table. >> the notes says joe hates casino stocks. you want to expand on that >> i called them dinosaurs in the desert many years ago. i just never believed in the balance sheets of a lot of casinos. a lot of it is tied to the potential mccow opportunity. now, i'm wrong in what i said when you look at price, but that doesn't mean i'm going to own them either. >> okay. you can watch full coverage of the women's world cup on tell mundo and peapeacock, and july 25th, join me in los angeles it's a hot event bringing in the most influential leaders across the sports landscape "final trades" are next. nse; look at the size of that- ga

longer to recover and is still accelerating so we do have a view on las vegas and the stocks there at mgmecaesars. that's followed by the super bowl every next year, and with all the sports events, concerts, there's just a lot going on in las vegas and a lot to like. >> you mentioned the super bowl. before that even starts we have the nfl season which is generally the busiest time when it comes to gambling overall we saw a rise in digital gaming. when you put it together, is that a higher margin business for these gaming operators >> to answer your question, first, no, not yet but the important -- the importance of you raising the point is that digital gaming has only been legal in this country for a couple of years and is pivoting its profitability to this year where there's been a period of investment and spending, and going into this nfl season, expectations are very, very high for mgm and caesars with their profits and digital players and as contessa mentioned, draftkings, which is expecting a big quarter profit for the first time >> we're talking a lot about las vegas including macau

we did well on carnival and we are doing well on mgm. as you know, mgm is around 15 and change.e. i'm curious to know your opinion as to whether i should buy more, sell some or whatever i should do. >> i like a stuck up 50%. that is why i take 10% off of a 50% win. take 10% off of that tomorrow. you say, you still like mgm? of course i do. discipline the conviction. we take a little off. we let the rest run. bob. >> how are you? >> i'm good, bob. how about you? >> i'm okay. >> okay. that's cool. what stock are we talking? >> i would like to know about disney. you hear about a strike. >> let's talk about disney. and also esti■ lauder. these are two stocks i have blown. i am up proud teacher. i love to get it right. when i get it wrong, i owe you one. here is the problem. does and doesn't have the cash flow to pull off what he wants to do. it does not have the right movies right now. only the theme parks are humming. i have thought that this would have a pivot and start going up. i know the quarter is not that good. i'm doing my best to rationalize why i'm still in the stock and t

previously, ukraine had asked the united states several times for mgm missiles. britain has 140 more than these cruise missiles, the martyrs have been transferred to iran, and france has promised to repair the long-range scarlet missiles. they will also be forced from similar weapons are used against the ukrainian forces and russia says it has cluster munitions more deadly than american cluster bombs, but ukraine has not used these munitions so far , considering the global ban on the use of this type of munitions, the decision of the united states was met with widespread criticism in the council meeting. the security of the united nations and russia vetoed the western resolution against syria. in this meeting, which was held to examine the ways of sending international aid to the syrian people , the western countries, led by the united states, intended to establish by passing the resolution that such aid international through border crossings controlled by terrorist groups to syria. watch the un security council meeting on syria, this time with russia's veto vote

the delivery 100% ballistic missiles to ukraine is a victory clip that they posted for us $1 million mgmballistic missiles known as movement. if ukraine is equipped with missiles with a range of 300 km, areas like crimea will be in the crosshairs. it is a very wrong decision to receive these missiles, but every time they were closed , during these wars , we are ready to provide the necessary equipment based on the needs of ukraine . no decision has been made regarding the initial scud missiles, and the us department of defense believed that with the expensive ones don't need these missiles. perhaps one of the most important reasons for the americans' opposition was the lack of these strategic missiles in their arsenals . it is running out and we are also facing a shortage of ammunition, and when the us president reveals military secrets about the us army's ammunition shortage to justify sending cluster bombs to ukraine, suddenly the page turns in favor. an american official wrote that he is considering sending single missiles from the crisis. in addition to the united states, the french

government official and a european official as saying that washington is considering sending limited mgm 140 missiles to whom . this guided missile has a range of 300 km , which is 4 times the range of haima missiles. earlier ukraine has requested several times from america to provide mvm 140 missiles , britain has transferred more than these cruise missiles to iran, and france has also promised to provide long-range scalp missiles. ben wallace on the sidelines of the nato summit said that ukraine's rush to receive more aid means that they are never grateful for our aid. the british official also said that people expect to see at least some gratitude from one of by criticizing the nature of the earthquake, who said that we are not an online store to order from us and wait for more weapons to be received , while he should give better training to his soldiers so that we do not witness this amount of casualties and damages that coincided with the nato meeting in lithuania from he criticized the members of this agreement and their negotiations regarding the unprecedented and absurd view of t

of twos i say look at the s&p 500 casino and gaming subindustry group which has caesars and wynn and mgm to the peers. the i would bet against volatility here. >> mike, what do you think of lds? >> yeah. i mean, i like lvs like the gaming stocks generally. this one and wynn as well. so i like them on the long side. >> yeah. brian, you were talking about taylor swift tickets win on hay jackpot or poker table here >> i know. that all goes together i think there is upside here for lvs as a consumer discretionary shows resilience in the back half of the year >> all right let's get to it. the final trade on this friday last call from the options pit carter what do you say? >> the two big cahoonas, i'd be feeding apple and buying it. >> brian >> yeah. a great show lots of earnings next week i'm going to play uber play the upside. >> mike? >> want to play the controversy in bud, use a call spread. that's the bud for you >> that does it for us back welcome to a special friday afternoon of text check. today the earnings deluge. tech companies doing mostly better than feared >>> plus, a look at de

then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract.onger novel. and that led to an led to an appetite for... that led to... ..serious, gritty drama...? that led to the possibility of this happening. blessed be the fruit. may the lord open. and the showrunner was a guy called bruce miller who had read this in high school and he promised himself that when he grew up, he was going to make the handmaid's tale. so, he knew everything about it and talked himself into the job. are you surprised, or maybe disturbed, at the continuing relevance 40 years after you wrote that book? well, it had periods of not being so relevant. so, its newly relevant because of political changes in the united states. we go everywhere in twos. supposed to be for our protection, for companionship. there are no friends here. can't be. the truth is we're watching each other. in terms of your life and your influence and what you've been discussing tonight, almost at odds with some of the themes of the novels, which explore, you know, the really dark aspects of humanit

like, carter >> it's a pair of twos if you look at the s&p 500 casino subindustry group, which has mgmed to peers i would bet against volatility here. >> mike, what do you think of lds? >> yeah, i mean, i like lbs, the gaming stocks generally. this one in win as well, so, you know, i like them on the long side. >> yeah, brian, you were talking about taylor swift tickets, a jackpot, a poker table here? >> i know, right, that all kind of goes together there's upside here for lvs as the consumer discretionary shows resilience in the back half. >> let's get to it the final trade on this friday, last call from the options pits. carter braxton worth, what do you saysome. >> well, two big ca hue in as as you said next week, i would be fading apple, and buying in. >> brian stutland. >> great show, lots of earnings next week. i'm playing uber, buy a call spread, play the upside. >> mike khouw. >> if you want to play the controversy in bud, use a call spread, that's the bud for you. >> that does it for us see you back here next friday for more oa. >>> meantime, "techcheck" with julia boorstin st

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, not only with a shadow brake, this is an air-based missile, but it would still be more useful for mgmks. why because an air-based missile requires a very long time lag for its use, it must be put on the plane the plane goes out - goes to the limits of launches, the launches are carried out, it returns to the airfield, it’s the same plane again , you have to service it for a very long time, and the angels 140 can be fired from one installation of hummers at a speed of 10-15 minutes, one missile if there are enough trucks and these missiles, the reloading speed per unit of time increases very significantly, which would allow us to bombard the enemy with these rather serious and heavy missiles. there, the combat unit is almost half a ton, the question is whether they will be given to us and in what quantity . i am repeating this because we hoped that if they got somewhere , they could fundamentally change the course of the war. but first of all, the russian federation raised some kind of official level to to the level of space actually in the matter of etacoms, that is, the british did n

>> the mgm deal ain't gonna happen -- >> reporter: to a hollywood producer in the movie "argo" -- >>he cataracts i grant you, is that you can either sign here and take $10,000 for your toilet paper script -- >> reporter: arkin's career spanning seven decades. his son saying in a statement, "our father was a uniquely talented force of nature, both as an artist and a man. a loving husband, father, grand and great grandfather, he was adored and will be deeply missed." alan arkin was 89. >> whit: we are thinking about his family tonight. a major loss out of hollywood. thanks so much for watching. i'm whit johnson in new york. for david and all of us here, good night. >> thank you for making "world news tonight" with david muir america's most watched newscast. >> >> evidence ground fighting fires. this is our first close-up of the work they did putting out grass by the fight up this afternoon. along san antonio -- san antonio road. the fire burned through grass but no buildings although we did get close. i am karina nova. places. live team coverage tonight. first, let us get to abc 7 sand

than 100 cases before the supreme court including mcconnell versus fec, united states versus booker, mgm versus grokster, hobby lobby versus burwell, and, because. a tremendously broad scope of different types of causes in law and he has also argued many significant cases in the lower courts as well. paul served as the 43rd solicitor general of the united states from 2005-2008. before his confirmation, he served as the acting solicitor general nearly one year and principal deputy solicitor general for over three years. before his distinguished career as a litigator, he clerked for justice lauren silverman for the u.s. court of appeals the d.c. circuit and for just an incident scalia and served as chief counsel of the u.s. senate subcommittee on the constitution, federalism, and property rights. the honorable edward meets the third award is told -- bestowed by our organization annually was upheld the rule of law in adverse political challenges was given to paul this year to receive the award because he has twice shown them compliance with a prestigious law firm when the leftist mob demand

haslinda: a slump for mgm china. the broader market is also a slump. worrying about the fed minutes suggesting they were divided on the pause in june, a hike in july is almost certain. keep a watch on schulz, also on the payroll for clues and where the fed might take the tightening. in terms of the specific benchmark, hsi, down more than 3% in all sectors. financials dragging that index. the nikkei 225 down by 1.7 percent. a lot of consolidation happening in the last few sessions. rishaad: we await the payroll report, a load of u.s. data out today, ism figures, we had those, the adp jobs report as well. a busy one, that is it from us in hong kong with burke markets. up next, daybreak middle east and africa. ♪ reduce the program to chef wonderful here, which is a program created towards small businesses like mine to retaining their employees during the pandemic. well done. and most of this money is still available. if there's one thing wonderful is never do, it's leave money on the table each you this guy is smart go to one to trust now to see if you're

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on that day, three hours before tupac was murdered, he was in a fight inside the mgm grand.here's videotape of that fight and the person he was fighting with ends up on the ground. he's kicking him. orlando, which is the nephew of keffe d. so there are a lot of connections here. and police have not stopped their search for tupac's murder. >> decades later. thank you so much. and please, be sure to watch sara sidner in the next hour. she has an interview. that will be live, everyone, at 11:30 p.m. tonight. so stay tuned for sara sidner and that particular interview as well. >>> everyone, schools in florida, you heard a little earlier in the show, they want to teach kids that slavery has some personal benefits. i'll speak with a teacher there, next. >>> plus, on the eve of the bar barbie-oppenheimer showing. >> was the u.s. right or wrong to drop the bomb on hiroshima? let me be direct: you're doing tv wrong! you thought that other tv provider was good enough. now what?... you'll talk? you call this “watcng sports,” do you? ♪ you deserve better. so much in life is a compromise

and the purchase by amazon of mgm.at down with him to talk about the future of sports, media, and dealmaking. >> obviously, media has had a lot of crosscurrents and a lot of pressure of late, but sports is a bastion of hope, as is a lot of the creative industries right now, which i think is probably shifting back towards the positive side. sports is event driven content. not only is it transaction, transactional in nature, but also character driven. you have the must-see content in terms of the event, but also each player has its own brand. so you have followings per player. obviously, you have media strategies per player. that opens up new business models that we've seen. women sports is coming up with a lot of tailwinds for the league and sports franchises. sports continues all across the ecosystem. >> what about the fragmentation? is it harder for fans to figure out what to watch where? we did see ratings on thursday night football on amazon decline, but they did get a much younger demographic and expect ratings to

i would rather have draftkings or speak of the devil, any casino when the mgm or las vegas. i have been pushing this hurts for a while. these two stocks are being realized as cheap. of course i would like to include disney into haves, but it needs to buy a sports programming. with actors strike, way too hard right now. it has got an ugly balance sheet. then there are the semis. such a glide. now, they are coming out. i like micron, amd, glamour search, broad calm, and of course, let's hear it, and video. see the theme? next up as homebuilders but if you take mortgage rates up to 7%, it is supposed to slow down, right? no, actually increased this week, this is crazy. winners all. now we have to add medical devices to the list of haves because people are going back to the hospital for nonurgent surgery now that covid is over. the hospitals cannot all be winners because that is where you go to get your medical devices implanted. now, let's address the have- nots. first, we have the flipside. the health insurance market. they are paying for these operations. we will find out how

is >> i do not. >> i think that he is the mgm person responsible for mgm, as you caused it, and he testified about switchboard-ing that says it was engaged in switch boarding and in which it was essentially a official to identify something on social media that they deemed to be disinformation deemed at their -- they could for that to cisa and cisa would share that with the appropriate social media company. now that was a quote from his testimony. if it sounds like flag -- flagging to me, and all of his testimony was of similar import, how does that reconcile with what you just said as -- perfectly answered before the appropriations subcommittee? >> congressman, a few points on four sporting. >> no, would you reconcile those two statements please? i don't really have enough time to go on a dissertation? >> yes i will, if you allow me. a practice, understanding that that practice was in 2018 in 2020 it's no longer employed by cisa. what has amounted to was serving as a intermediary between election officials and social media companies. we were not making a judgment back then and 2018 or 2020 -

innovative products, scott, like he's parlays are very profitable for the sports books, you've got 34 mgmnd everyone is on fire in the gaming space >> mike? >> all of that coming along with the fact that there is a little bit of a squeeze happening in some of the areas of the market with the growthier stocks. you're seeing the r complex, and the big shareholder of draftkings and you see c3ai. my point is there's this general current that we're willing to believe again and we have been betting against the crowded choice and you think that's another dynamic going on as i mentioned before someone coming out of the very large caps for mechanical reasons and it's finding his way elsewhere. >> meta is bucking the trend today. >> yeah. >> it is higher by 1% and maybe a threads lift and also learning that cathie wood is a new buyer of meta. >> i do think that it probably isser mo of a thread halo effect and not so much that it will be material financially any time soon, but it was a small flex of the breadth of the other platforms of instagram and you have some people out there saying that 8 bill

number one, we as an industry with myself as chairman and ceo or mgm, we are unified one 100%. biggest challenge we have in the united states is a topic of illegal gaming for the offshore, strip centers with hybrid games and we want to work with you as leaders to eliminate these. we are working with this at the federal level specifically department of justice inl, workg with law enforcement agencies but would you see, we know we are in excess 500 billion. year on buses that are not regulated and all of us are always looking to see how we create revenue. a tremendous revenue source and we as an industry are one 100% embracing this to do it right and that something very important on behalf of the association. i leave you with these models, we are a company that's been around two years and today's world and also easily national governors association to focus on things like mental awareness and how we can help our youth, those things are so important but i think our models can help in that conversation. this is the national governors association meeting. all is one. love all, serve

tu pac famously being murdered in 1996 after he left a hotel, the mgm grand following a fight he had the injuries in the hospital later. but this is a development here and many people are wondering if this could potentially lead to an arrest. but this is all we know right now, but this is what they took from the home and whose home it was. we'll let you know as the story develops. >> it's an incredible story because the details from the person who wrote the book, they've been out in the public for some time. any indication where the warrant was issued now? >> no. so nothing reportable at this time as to why the search warrant was executed this week. but you are exactly right. duane keith davis is someone who has been very vocal about the fact that he knew who murdered tupac, that he had details. that he witnessed the shooting take place. and he's been very vocal able it, writing a book about it, like you said, so why all these years, decades later are the search warrants being executed and things taken out of his wife's homes, five computers, tablets, iphone so hopefully we gel met m

. >> beyond the dot dash meredith business, this is a broad conglomerate you have an investment in mgmt angie's list, it's just called angie how do you see a.i. as a tool to improve those businesses >> yeah, the ability to find information, and in particular, like the one right answer, is, i think, very, very useful in these stools the issue is when there isn't one right answer and when there's many answers and you want many perspectives and you don't want to sort of singular, monolithic response, you want a host of responses with -- that reflect tastes, demographics, reflect different desires of different users, and that is what we need to see out of journalism on the other businesses, helping to get to the one right answer when there is one right answer, i think is really helpful. like helping customer service, or helping engineers find the right piece of code or things like that is really helpful. >> another timely topic here, amazon prime day happening now, and you are a big partner of amazon what's your outlook for spending this amazon prime day and what is your sense of consumer

. ♪ "the dean martin celebrity roast," coming to you from the mgm grand hotel. [ applause ] benny: deani'd like you to know that i canceled a proctologist's appointment to be here tonight. [ laughter ] and i think i made a mistake. [ laughter ] nesteroff: so, in the late '60s and 1970s, they would televise friars club roasts, but they were sanitized versions of what you would actually see at the friars club. [ laughter ] rickles: don't get we wrong. there's a lot of reasons why we should honor this man tonight. first of all, he's italian, and i love the italian people. i'll never forget the word of carmine gangananza who said to me in brooklyn on a saturday night... [ gasps ] [ laughter ] ross: the televised roasts that dean martin did were always so funny, and it was fun to see, but there's something about those private friars club, behind closed doors, you know, stag roasts. the fact that they were these huge stars like jack benny and milton berle that the public had only heard on tv or on the radio be very squeaky clean. suddenly, you got to see another side of it. carson: i've known

vici specifically and it is the top pick and the highest quality gaming among lfds and it acquired the mgmd the structural benefit and the cpi linked contractall bumps and the tourism in vegas and gaming revenues are growing and vegas was packed the last several times and the amazing how many folks are there and there's alignment with the local government and vici is trading at the discount leading reits, but with a far better growth portfolio. we like the structural security and the growth and the relative value and things that certainly with the potential transaction including the bellagio, and it was announced that it popped up in the news article next week and it will add to the sector leading the portfolio in terms of the dominance on the strip and quality. >> apparently plblackstone will have part of the strip >> this has been an area that is right last couple of years, whether we talk about bank ceos, they've been positive. lately i'm hearing more caution on the multifamily side and oversupply and stalling rent growth what is it here? is it airc and why do you want to be in this are

s. , teamsters, forward mgm, american airlines flight attendants are also moving closer to a strike,e travel industry on high alert. --. really big picture. what is happening and what does it say about the state of labor in this country? >> we've been having a national conversation about inequality in this country since the economic crisis of 2008, 2009. the fundamentals have not changed. economic insecurity is continuing to rise and economic dignity is not. we have pervasive economic insecurity in our economy and an epidemic of low wage work. we have millions of people who work incredibly hard every single day. do everything in the power and still can't pay the bills. still can't take care of their families. and what we are seeing is workers coming together, with their unions, and saying enough is enough. we deserve fairness. we deserve respect. and we deserve fear compensation. >> compensation. and the other piece is working conditions. one of the things i think you've seen because of social media is you are getting a look behind the curtain at some of these industries. what some o

also know that on that day, three hours before tupac shakur was murdered, he was in a fight inside the mgmd there is videotape of that fight and the person he is fighting with ends up, he's on the ground, he's kicking him. is orlando, which is the nephew of keefe e d. so, there is a lot of connections here, and police have clearly not stopped their search for tupac's murder. >> decades later, sarah sidner thank you so much, and please be sure to watch sarah sidner in the next hour. she is next up, and she has an interview with tupac's brother, that is going to be live, everyone at 11:30 pm tonight. stay tuned for sara sidner, and that particular interview as well. everyone -- schools in florida, you heard a little bit earlier in the show, they want to teach kids that slavery had some personal benefits. i'll speak with a teacher there, next. plus on the eve of the barbie oppenheimer, they're calling at the barbie himars showdown at the movies, hear matt damon's answer to this question. >> can i come to your house? >> was the u.s. right, or wrong to drop the bomb on --? hiroshima. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll

mgm says the release date has also been delayed from september 15th to april 26th.oronto international film festival doesn't seem fazed with the slate of 60 films still set to premiere in the festival's first wave alone. and that includes oscar winner taika waititi, soccer comedy next goal wins. things are going to change. i got us a new coach of the festival says it will respect sag-aftra protocols regarding the participation of its members at the festival if the strikes are not resolved by the toronto festival. the stars of the films will not attend the highly anticipated films barbie and oppenheimer exceeded expectations at the box office this weekend. here's fox's ashley dvorkin on the record breaking opening weekend. my barbie. hi ken. this is the most important thing to ever happen in the history of the world. the double feature of the summer scores, the fourth biggest weekend of all time at the domestic box office. barb and heimer, the barbie and oppenheimer same day debut banked big for both films. the number one movie, barbie broke records at $162 million,

one is the zendaya film challengers, which was pulled from the venice film festival distributor mgm sayst will move from september 15th to april 26th. you hold up, everybody. the toronto international film festival is moving forward with a big lineup of premieres, even as the strikes continue. announcing 60 films in the first wave of galas and special presentations. among those announced are the paul dano led games top story dumb money, which is due in theaters september 22nd. kate winslet as war photographer lee miller in lee and alexander payne's the holdovers. things are going to change. takeaway soccer comedy. next goal wins is opening the festival, which runs september 7th through the 17th. an official press release noted the festival will respect sag-aftra protocols regarding the participation of its members at the festival. if the strikes aren't resolved by then, stars will not attend. in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. today, climate activist greta thunberg was convicted of disobey in swedish police. she appeared in a swedish courtroom just this morning on charges of blockin

wynn, mgm, penn delivering strong performances.tty big moves intraday >> look at macao -- >> ggr >> gross gaming revenue. i would have said that, so courtney would have said, what is that? it's up 514% year over year, which is pretty remarkable and these stocks, listen, they all pulled back, i get it, there's concern about china slowing, i get that. valuations are compelling. i think you own wynn and they report second week of august >> maybe they're not going to disney world, they're going to ma kyou a. mike khouw has more on the action what are you seeing >> yeah, looking at draft kings this traded 2.4 times its average daily options volume today. calls outpacing puts three to one. those are trading throughout the day and considering the stock ended up on the highs of the day, these are actually profitable already, these traders believe the move can continue to week's end >> thank you, mike for more options today, be sure to tune into the full show friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time tim, bullish there >> i think a lot about "oa," i'm

investigation boiled down to keefey d, the gang leader, his nephew was beaten up that night in the lobby of the mgm because he had robbed a member of suge knight's crew, beaten up by suge knight and tupac shakur, and that keefey d assembled a crew and went hunting for them that night. hef an immunity deal. he has been part of investigations. he has been recorded talking about the circumstances of this. but it's been an enormously complicated case. that was done by a federal task force. this is las vegas metro pd where the murder happened, reopening the case and going back to see if they can find clues to bring it home. it's been a long time -- >> 27 years. >> and a lot of people didn't want to talk. >> a lot of twists and turns there. thanks. >>> china-based hackers breaching the email account of the american ambassador in beijing adding to the list of other u.s. officials targeted. >>> and lisa murkowski says that if the 2024 race is a biden/trump matchup, she will vote for joe manchin. does that mean it's time for a third-party candidate? we will ask the former republican governor of maryland, la

to break, let's go to "show & tell," marriott nearing a new 52-week high after signing a deal with mgmn asia continues to be big after the china gdp data here's what marriott ceo told sarah eisen on "squawk on the street". >> into april in mainland china rev par was more than fully recovered in 2019 and in greater china so inclusive of markets like hong kong and mackao, we were just a cup of percente ag points from pre-pandemic ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchange." goldman is lowering his recession odds to 25% sending cooling inflation and the strong labor market he goes on to say he will hike the rate cycle and those economic conditions are giving earnings projections a boost and raymond james isn't convinced just yet and writing that the projections look materielly too optimistic if the economy continues to slow. joining me now is the institutional equity strategist at raymond james good to see you, welcome >> you are not allowed to be bearish anymore. doesn't it feel like that? >> yeah. you know, i think the market was completely convinced we were going to have a recession about

number one, we as an industry whether it is myself as chairman and ceo of hard rock or caesars or mgm, or sandal or draft king, we are unified one 100% that the biggest challenge we have in the united states is the topic of illegal gaming whether it is offshore, whether it is and what we call strip centers with hybrid games, we want to work with you as the leaders of your state to eliminate these games, bill miller who is the ceo of the american gaming association and i are working with this at the federal level specifically the department of justice. we are also work with other law enforcement agencies. but when you see these numbers we know factually that we are in excess of $5 billion a year on and offshore gaming bets are occurring that are not regulated. and all of us as operators come at you as leaders of are always looking to see how we can create more revenue. as i said to the speaker of the house once in the state of florida i said let's just go online, it is right in front of us. it's a tremendous revenue source. ande we as an industry it will one 100% embracing the regulato

we as an industry, whether it is myself as chairman and ceo of hard rock, caesar's or mgm, draft king, we are unified one hundred% that the biggest challenge we have in the united states is the topic of illegal gaming. whether it is offshore, whether it is in strip centers with hybrid games and we want to work with you as the leaders of your state to eliminate these games. bill miller, ceo of the american gaming association, and i are working at the federal level, specifically the department of justice and working with other law enforcement agencies. when you see these numbers, we know factually that we are in excess of $500 billion a year on and offshore gaming bets are occurring that are not regulated and all of us, as operators, us leaders of states, we are always looking to see how we can create more revenue. i said to the speaker of the house of the state of florida, it is right in front of us. it to tremendous revenue source and we as an industry are one hundred% embracing the regulatory environment to do it right. that's something that's very important not just on behalf of har

number one, we isn't industry, whether it is myself as chairman and ceo of hard rock, or c-stores or mgm or van gogh or draft, game we are unified. 100%. that the biggest challenge we have in the united states is a topic of illegal gaming. whether it is offshore, whether it is what we call strip centers with these kind of hybrid games. and we want to work with you as the leaders of your states to eliminates these games. phil, miller the ceo of the american gaming association and i are working with us at the federal level. specifically the department of justice. and we are also working with the law enforcement agencies. but when you see these numbers, we know that factually we are in excess of 500 billion dollars a year on and off shore gaming bets which are occurring that are not regulated and all of us, we is operatives and u.s. leaders of states were always looking at how we can create more revenue. as we said to the speaker of the house who was once the state of florida, let's just go online. it's right in front of us. it is tremendous revenue source. we as an industry are 100% embrac