contessa brewer with the latest on flutter's ceo. >> reporter: dom, good morning good morning to peter jacksonme we had you on cnbc as the ceo of flutter we appreciate you being here. >> nice to see you. >> peter, i want to talk about results. full year revenue in the united states $3.2 billion up 67% year on year. a profitable fourth quarter if you exclude maryland and ohio. fanduel is increasing the market share in sports betting from 42% to 50% in the fourth quarter how do you keep doing that at the same time you are starting to pull back on marketing spend? >> the team are doing a terrific job. absolutely delighted with the performance with the fourth quarter. as you said, we saw a 50% market share in that crucial football period up 10 points on the prior year the team is doing a brilliant job. we he find our customers engage with the products. 75% of the customers are using a parlay product that is helping our hold rate. the revenue that we capture. if you look at 2022, we are a $900 million ahead of the next comp competitor earning more money our acquisition costs are lower. it is pairin

in other words, the problem is the peter jackson movies are so perfect, you just want to leave them alone>> lou: exactly. since we're on the subject, do you want to hear about my d and d home campaign? it's my own personal take on "curse of strahd" which takes place in a cyberpunk future. >> jimmy: you know what, i do. will you text that to me? [ laughter ] i'll go over it this weekend. >> lou: you got it. >> jimmy: thank you, lou, we appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] by the way, seemed like a bit? that was not. [ laughter ] i mentioned tom cruise is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] tom cruise is the man who saved the movie and popcorn and twizzler industries by getting americans back to the multiplexes where we belong. "top gun: maverick" made $1.5 billion, it's nominated for best picture at the oscars. [ cheers and applause ] but a blockbuster isn't officially a blockbuster until our man yehya gives it a review. and with that said, it's yehya time. tonight, talking about the movie "top gun: maverick." >> action! nora, nora light -- action! hi, it's me, yehya. talk about the ne

senate president jackson, the speaker and the legislature have established a joint committee on housing. my administration looks forward to working with committee chairs, senator peters, represented dear along with republicans. to address homelessness, build and preserve the work force and support reasonable zoning and land-use changes that will expand housing opportunities across our state. thank you for that, because housing is not a partisan issue, it is an issue that cuts to the core of our identity. a home is not a place where we live, a home is where my late husband and i raised five children. where we gather for holidays and set around the table with loved ones. where we laid our heads to rest at night, knowing we were safe and together. we can and we will work together across the aisle to make sure that every person in our state has a safe, secure and affordable place to call home. [applause] >> many of those who are on housed or struggling with substance use disorder. the scorn's of addiction continue to reach every corner of our state, robbing us of friends, family and loved ones, diminishing our sense of community, our workforce and our future. since 2019,

(audience applauding) >> jackson hole in 2022 was quite important. >> thank you, peter, and good morningeveryone. >> the market were feeling in the summer that maybe the fed would have a pivot, would stop raising rates, and maybe start cutting em. >> the markets started talking about a fed pivot. >> ...the markets, though maybe they'll, they'll just ease up a bit. >> the market is, i think, anticipating that they're going to blink. >> reducing inflation is likely to require a sustained period of below-trend growth. >> and what powell told them in jackson hole is that, "listen, inflation is still way too high, "it's not peaking, it's not gonna fall fast enough. "and if you guys think that we're gonna stop raising rates, or even cutting them, you are a bit delusional." >> the u.s. economy is clearly slowing from the historically high growth rates of, of 2021. >> i think the chair's objective at jackson hole was to deliver a very concise message that, "we know what our job is, "our job is to get inflation back down to two percent, "and we're gonna do what we need to do to get it back down t

peter homeberg has done amazing things in sailing, as well as the jackson family, father and sons are tremendous boxers. of course everyone knows us for having had tim duncan, one of the greatest, the goat, nba player in alton adams, first naval band master. leon parks, lincoln center jazz. john lu krmp ien, another great artist. the men are great but let us talk about a few of the women in virgin islands' history. first one is eulah rivera and was born on the islands and during her lifetime played a tremendous role in the virgin islands. in her book "growing up in st. croix," she gives an account of her life that portrays the attitudes and culture, witnessing the transfer of the virgin islands, a change in ownership and complete culture, events to rumors of being the first woman to ride a bicycle on st. croix. her mother passed away during childbirth and raised in homes for children. ms. rivera dedicated more than 30 years to the education system in the virgin islands and taught at the diamond school among others. she was instrumental in helping the caribbean culture and virgin islan