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the orioles are us.part of the psychology of this city and the psychology of the state, and having them here for a long period of time, you know, it doesn't just inspire memories that so many of us have coming up and going to o's games, but it's really proud to know that, you know, my kids and grandkids, hopefully one day, will be able to go out there and watch the birds win. this was a major, major win for our state and major win for our taxpayers. >> governor, i'm wondering, you mentioned the importance of doing a long-term deal. you know, i tend to agree. i think fans, if they're going to invest emotionally into a team, it is good to know they're going to be around. >> sure. >> talk a little bit about why that was important and why this was one of your priorities here. >> well, because we need to create measures of predictability. only long-term vision and long-term deals can give you that. if people think that you could have core anchors that could pick up and leave, that could change an economic dyn

the orioles won their division. >> the orioles benefit from having young talent that's coming in there three, four, five years from now. someone's gonna pay serious money whether it's the orioles or -- the dodgers have been a big spending team for a long time, the yankees, they're big spending teams that are gonna look at other ways to get rid of contracts of players are open to doing it. >> this was the big fall, who is left out there? >> another picture coming from japan name -- he's gonna be the next big domino. he's expected to get a contract worth 250 million despite never having pitch in the big leagues. ohtani was the first big one. >> back to ohtani, he's coming off an injury so he won't hit next year? >> he's open to resume pitching in 2025. >> mark, thank you very much. thanks for watching power lunch, closing bell will start in about five seconds from now. see you tomorrow, everybody. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm scott walker. here we go to the new york stock exchange, the make-or-break begins with a make-or-break week for the markets. the last fed meeting of the year u

when you switch to oriole, let's go to oriole, we don't have it.itcoin up $1500, a big jump, 43,835. the latest read on consumer confidence. lauren: stronger than expected increase was a fresh number comes in at 110.7. it was expected to rise more than anticipated. this is the largest part of the housing market, a surprise increase to a level of 3.82 million homes are sold on seasonally adjusted annual basis, both reports -- david: look like the markets improving a bit. donald trump has been removed from the gop primary ballot in colorado. the state supreme court ruling trump violated the 14th amendment by engaging in an insurrection and disqualifying. liz peek joins me now. he hasn't been charged with insurrection even by jack smith. not only has been not charged by jack smith but there's been no conviction for insurrection but they are removing him from the ballot for insurrection. >> this is a horrible decision and it will be appealed to the supreme court, i cannot imagine the supreme court will let this stand. it is so offensive to tens of mill

are you interested unequivocally in buying the baltimore orioles? >> i don't know if they are for sale. they've not announced they are for sale. i will announce i've got all my baseball trading cards from when i was in high school, looking at them, maybe that is all i will get to do, look at my baseball cards but i don't know. they haven't said they are for sale. neil: you are more savvy than that, at least kicked the tires and show there's a price. >> they have not announced for sale, they are not for sale. if they are for sale. if they were for sale i will call you first and say would you like to join a buying group? would you like to participate? that would be great. neil: let me step back and get your view of america. you have been worried about the crises we face in this country, losing sense of history in this country, you treasure that history. you on a lot of precious historical documents for people to see, in a shelf, in a bedroom. i wanted to use this as an opportunity to get your thoughts on america now. i know we are divided. that happen

we are talking about ep-2d, ep-2dm and oriole 3.0.rs, ktlk has transferred more than thirty new trains for work on diameters, as vladimir putin stated, everything that has been done today is in progress for the benefit of the development of moscow and the moscow region. the new diameters cover the 40th district of the capital and several cities in the moscow region, the number of above-ground metro stations is over 140. the rolling stock is handled by transmashholding, the service life of the trains is at least 40 years. since 2016 , 46 trains have been shipped to stlc, eleven carriages - that's approximately 506 carriages, all of which are operated in the moscow region. modern equipment saves energy, and the modular design reduces downtime when repairing individual cars. from the first day of launch of the new msd-4 ep2 dn runs on the line, the first russian electric train that consists of 99% domestic components. it is designed for suburban passenger transportation at a maximum speed of 120 km/h. modern russian electric train. the t

most. important thing that's going on right now is the expectations of global growth are driving oriole is concern about the chinese economy, we saw the movies changed to a negative credit watch this week, there's also concerned about weakness in the euro zone, the global economy in general weakening, that weakening growth presents downside risk to oil prices. media outlets have reported that blood and repute and will be visiting the middle east, what will they be watching out there? , . . what will they be watching out there? , ., . ., there? daily watching for seepolitical _ there? daily watching for geopolitical implications | geopolitical implications rather than for something specifically tied to the oil market, right, the global geopolitical situation has become extremely volatile, cold war two will be additional tensions across economies, downside risks to oil prices as well, that's despite 0pec cutting production, we could see it bifurcating global supply chains, high interest rates could weigh on growth, all these factors are really front and centre and when we are talking abou

the newest completely domestic third generation orioles. maximum speed 160 km/h.now. overpass, which is adjacent to the zelenograd station, they arranged bus stops , which i was even surprised by now, i thought i’d have to go down, before, wherever we got off, either at the next stop, or the unit that drove under the bridge picked up the buses, or the buses that stopped on the other side, now the reconstruction of the zelenograd-kryukovo station completed. effective groundwork for subsequent work on the moscow-st. petersburg high-speed highway project. zelenograd station was opened a few months ago, and passenger traffic has already increased by 20%. according to mcd increase 30%. and the railway has never transported anything like this to the agglomeration; 1,200,000 people are transported every day; the railway was more than successful. this is the longest transport artery, 86 km. mcd-4 connects seven central stations of the capital. how will moscow's transport develop further? sergei sobyanin and oleg belozerov approved plans for 2024. we will work on updating

of course, the oriole of the third series attracts attention. it can accelerate to 160 km/h.his is the first fully domestic electric train with such speed. here everyone can play the role of a driver. you need to give the gas first, then there is a lift lever. true, we won’t be able to accelerate to 160, it’s worth it. go! the russia exhibition, without exaggeration, is the main cultural event of the country; in just over a month there have already been almost 3 million visitors; there is still time to get here, until april 12. anastasia kobozeva, dmitry betarev, roman ivanov, ekaterina yarovenko, zulfiya khakimova, sergey deev, channel one. when will there be peace, what will the front, the soldiers, including those who are returning home, need to achieve it? the main questions, the main topics of the year's results with vladimir putin. we see cardinal changes have occurred in the special military operation zone, and it is all the more important to understand how to proceed further, united against a common threat. nazism needs to be rooted out. dmitry kulko, our military cor

the latest completely domestic third generation orioles, maximum speed 160 km/h.rush hours every 5-6 minutes, that is, there is no need to adapt to the schedule and, what is equally important, to freeze outside in winter. more for the new year. road workers, railway passengers , there is everything here, from boarding, commuter carriages, mcd cars and transfers to city passenger transport, and here the groundwork has been made for the subsequent work on the moscow-st. petersburg high-speed highway project. zelenograd station was opened a few months ago, and passenger traffic has already increased by 20%. according to the mcd , the increase is 30%, this is an indicator that the railway is an agglomeration mode of transport, it is a mode of transport of the future. the results of the year were summed up right here at the station; it was more than successful for the development of transport. in september, the presidents and mayor of moscow gave rise to movement along another diameter - the fourth. it passes through moscow from east to west, it is the longest transpor

and so yankees might be looking more like the yankees next season unfortunately for your orioles. >> i was going to say, let's go os. thanks to everyone for joining us. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> she caves any time the left comes after. nikki is corrupt. >> i love the attention, fellas, thank you for that. >>> it was knives out for nikki haley at last night's republican debate. will it stop her momentum? >> the republican front-runner not on the debate stage, instead hitting the campaign trail today, donald trump is expected to be in new york city courtroom. >>> block critical aid to ukraine demanding tougher border policies, in return what president biden said he's now willing to do. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. so glad you're with us on this thursday. you're probably late up watching the final republican presidential debate of the year, four candidates on that stage, clashing on policy, trading some personal insults as well. >> nikki haley took the brunt of the attacks from ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy over her big-ticket donations and

. >>> and rubenstein in talks to buy the baltimore orioles. begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew is an assignment. he is here he joins us from chicago hi, andrew >> one hour early. >> just on the edge of the time change >> you didn't have time to shift to that. you are still on east coast time no excuses here. you look great and bright tailed and bushy eye. >> i hop

and so yankees might be looking more like the yankees next season unfortunately for your orioles. >>as going to say, let's go os. thanks to everyone for joining us. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

. >>> let's bring in ken freeman, spokesman for rudy giuliani's 1993 may oriole con pain, also a bankruptcy professor at harvard law school. jerry, help me understand this. i am not an expert on bankruptcy , and i am guessing most of our viewers are not. put this into context, how big of a deal is it for somebody, especially someone of rudy giuliani's stature, once worth a lot of money as the founder of grace giuliani, et cetera, how big of a deal is that? >> it is unusual, not unheard of, but unusual for someone as rich as he once was to end up needing bankruptcy protection, especially to need bankruptcy protection for this type of litigation. met >> and ken, as someone who used to work for and admire rudy giuliani, what goes your mind as you watch this and from whom you used to work having to file bankruptcy because he can't lying? >> well, my first thought is, his lawyer is correct, it does not come as a surprise. after the judge ruled that he has to begin paying moss and freeman immediately, no coincidence that he filed for bankruptcy the next day. katelyn is right. the damages and bank

david rubenstein reportedly in talks to acquire the baltimore orioles.to be one of several potential buyers. the team is owned by peter angelos. he bought the team in 1993 for $173 million. it is now valued between $1.5 billion and $2 billion. that is about twice the return of the s&p 500. that is why billionaires are bidding up sports teams on the back of record tv deals and revenue. ken griffin is in talks to take a stake in the miami dolphins. we recently had the adelson family buying the mavericks from mark cuban. owning a team is expensive. shohei ohtani signing with the dodgers. it's a $700 million deal for ten years. he will make $33 million a year after taxes. the guggenheim baseball management bought the team in 2012. the team is now the valued at $5 billion. doubling in value, dom, in ten years. >> robert, there have been plenty of times over the course of the last 20 years when folks have said things cannot possibly stay on this trajectory for players and valuations and sports franchises. the entire industry keeps surpassing every year. what e

so i think that over the longer term, i do see pricing moderate, especially when weave orioles comingn the near term. and the pfizer today underdiscoveries why that could be the case. not everybody will do well, especially as you get into later trials the other thing, lilly and novo are spending billions of dollars every year, building up their manufacturing facilities. they have a commercial presence. they have an infrastructure. they have a lot of dat novo is the only company that has sect outcome data. that mayo on the label and give them a competitive advantage to both the business and patients. it's going to a a long time for others to catch up. >> there was a study comparing novo and lilly obesity dgs. lilly's were found to be more effective in terms of how much weight loss you have. do y expect a competitive situation here? will that hurt novo as lilly can boost its own producon? >> yeah. so, i think over the next two years, there is enough for both players just because they can't actually meet the demand of also in terms of selling the product is not just the data. the data is

there is chatter you might be interested in buying the baltimore orioles. grow up in their -- he went to high school there, could we ask about that? any chance would you be interested in something like that? >> i played in little league baseball. i thought i was going to be a major league her. i later realized jewish little uyghurs make the major league, when i was 11 or 12, i peeked as a baseball player but since that time i have been focusing on private equity. liz: i don't know how old he was. he wasn't 11. it is wonderful to see you. thank you. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me and have a good holiday season. liz: here's a question for you. is the ev revolution shorting out? we may have forgotten a bigger hint from ford edit involves the star of its ev constellation. two of the streaks most respected voices, dan ives and kyle bass join us on "the claman countdown". we are running hot right at the moment. here are some stocks that are running cold, laggards on the nasdaq. w bb, warner bros. discovery. or moments that matter, but you can in

currently not on sale, oriole has not ruled out the snack it coming to market sometime in the future.e never been a big oreo guy but my family is and i had a fresh oreo like not stale. a big difference, big diff difference. rachel: fresh like you just opened it the first time. >> it makes a big difference. >> does oreo do the peppermints. rachel: i do not like mint in my cookies. i like my mint from my candy canes. rachel: it's like sitting next to elf today pouring maple syrup in the coffee. >> yesterday 64% have been agreed if a woman identifies as a communist they consider a red flag. here's what you thought were dating red flags, this e-mail is from a person whose favorite topic of conversation is themselves. a red flag. how about this e-mail from joan if they don't like dogs and dogs don't like them. rachel: that's really good. rachel: if a man is much shorter than yourself. will: that is donna and that is not nice. rachel: that is honest we didn't ask people to be nice. >> cory says my preference and women when i was single only one thing they must be true to their heart. pete:

the maryland stadium authority approves a lease extension bearms orioles at can item yards.ong-term agreement between the team and the stated. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ load up the bases ♪ fire up the crowd ♪ let's clear out the dugout ♪ we're going to get real loud ♪ i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me so much peace of mind. if we make a change, my site's not going to go down. and just knowing that i have a platform that we can rely on, that is gold to us. start your free trial today. (♪) my plaque psoriasis was so bad... i couldn't get my hair done. my psoriasis was all over. then my joints started hurting, found out it was psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected? for me, cosentyx works on both. 5 years and counting. did you know people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk of developing psoriatic arthritis, which if left untreated can lead to permanent joint damage? cosentyx works on all of this and helps stop further joint damage. talk to your doct

point, they have proven they will do whatever it takes, not that they do not know that this era of oriole is ending. they know that the oil of fossil fuel extension -- oil of fossil fuel is ending. it is beyond washington. they have leaked emails over cop 28, making it a platform to make oil and gas deals. you need a president who says no. and you need someone who is not even thinking about, [indiscernible] by the way, i want to speak to how you are going to fight lies. if the left would get a spine, we could. you know? you talk about the new law, where i hate to give them any credit, but there is a little bit of what donald trump is doing. everybody understood what you meant. you know what to me is the role model? shawnte and when he looked -- lifted up that piece of paper, president of the uaw. when the uaw started its strike and all the big three car company said, oh, no, we cannot possibly do that, we would not be able to compete or develop our research and manufacture, and there was the one company called stellantis, which gave him a proposal. and on video, he took the proposal, look

>>> and rubenstein in talks to buy the baltimore orioles. it is friday, december 8th and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew is an assignment. he is here he joins us from chicago hi, andrew >> one hour early. >> just on the edge of the time change >> you didn't have time to shift to that. you are still on east coast time no excuses here. you look great and bright tailed and bushy eye. >> i hope you were not out late at dinner. >> how is the oura ring? >> i haven't checked >> i'm thinking mid-60s. >> we'll see let's look at the u.s. equities. you will see green arrows. dow up 20 points the s&p up 7.5 yesterday, the dow and s&p broke three-day losing streaks the nasdaq had a good day. best day since november 14th >>> treasury yields with the ten-year yield at 4.1882 the two-year yield above 4.16% >>> crude oil is sitting where we were yesterday morning at this time. 7 $70.50 a barrel. andrew. >>

. >> you look at the baltimore orioles. you look at the giants. milwaukee, when they took sterns.ody wanted to do what the astros were doing. >> the baseball world's been against them from day one. because these weren't baseball guys. ♪ and now, you know, in 2023, people realize the astros are the standard for building winning baseball. >> they were at the forefront of what is just standard procedure now in terms of what we know about leveraging technology, in terms of evaluation, training. what really, i think, got the astros in trouble is they didn't know where to stop. >> reiter: but who ultimately benefits from maximizing efficiency in a baseball context? >> the benefit of it is not for the benefit of the fan. we didn't wind up with a better game. we wound up with a more boring game. to me, we lost some of the reason why we're fans. anthat is the mystique and the chemistry and the magic, and the things that don't matter to a technocrat. >> reiter: baseball has always been a business, but it became more a business like any other business in a certain way. >> yeah, i mean, liste