giants taking on the milwaukee brewers in game one of a doubleheader. >> top of the 3rd, no score until mike is stress. key hits a flare to right center and wade, hey, has some wheels on him? he scores all the way from first base. it's one, nothing giants and the giants fans made the trip. bottom of the first we've got a tie game. hunter renfroe hits one to the left field corner. it one hops the wall. that's a ground-rule double. that makes it 2 to one of the waukee. meanwhile, former saint mary's gayle corbin burnes. he was locked in today. the reigning cy young winner went 8 innings and struck out 14 batters gave up just 3 hits at the brewers win 2 to one. draymond green is hosting a youth basketball camp for kids here in the bay area. it's his first camp since before the pandemic. it will be on september 17th at theis valley community gym in walnut creek trainers from around the country will be on hand to give firsthand skills training, including 3 month personal skills, coach travis walton, 3rd through 5th graders will be able to come out from 09:00am to noon while 5th through 8th g

so giants in milwaukee for a double header and a sausage race facing brewers ace corbin burns for the third time this year mikey strepsky gave the giants an early lead with a double into the right center. gap lamont weighed scores one-nothing giants brewers threatening in the fourth christian yelich to left center yaz has no chance, but he dives. anyways, you got to appreciate the effort there the brewers score twice in the fourth to take the lead after that burns shut down the giant he struck out the side in the sixth. 14ks here one short of a career high just three hits in no walks for the giants. they lose game one two, one game two underway now now the a's have not been winning a lot on the field these days, but they just got a massive victory in the courts and alameda county judge just ruled on three environmental lawsuits facing their stadium and housing project. it was a near route in the team's favor the judge rejected a myriad of challenges raging from train track crossings truck parking and contamination and sided with the city and a's on everything but wind impacts saying t

i'm contessa brewer. here's what's ahead. pay attention to the yield patty the new tina as the 10-year yield broke through 4% for the first time since 2008. is this the start of a new era investing? we're delivering alpha stanley druckenmiller sees a hard landing in 2023 j.p. morgan says inflation is here t

the giants taking on the brewers. it was a double header. they got on the board early in the first game. but the brewers scored 2 runs in the game and they want it. then second game. the giants were trying to make a comeback. there. brewer scored 3 runs in the first inning, though, and the giants could meet that. they did score very and not enough to win. so they lost the double header. the giants play the cubs this afternoon at 105. yeah. and as for the they're facing the white sox. it didn't do much better. chicago scored 2 runs in the first inning and just kept adding. >> to couldn't keep up. they did manage to score twice in the 8th, but again, not enough final score. it was a lopsided win 14 to 2 schools. petering out how play again tonight at 6.41. we'll be right back. ♪strutting your way into my heart♪ ♪take your hat off make yourself at home♪ ♪how about stay the night then strut on home♪ ♪day 1, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 2, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪guess what

ok, maria demetrius from brewer. thank you very much for joining us here and it of a business now, official data from turkey puts our noun inflation at over 80 percent for august us more than half a percentage point higher than the previous month, although some economists in the country and says the real rate is much higher, while households battle extreme price increases. turkish industry is also suffering . it's an exasperating cycle, as prices for rent, electricity, and consumer goods rise, businesses are raising prices. as a result, customers have less money left for every day purchases. the textiles sector used to be a booming industry and turkey. now that's over. oh, we can't buy anything any more. everything's too expensive. things that used to cost $200.00 lira about 13 euros a month ago. now cost $400.00 lira. we're just walking around here, but we don't buy anything. many shops are on the verge of bankruptcy, even smaller producers. the weaker turkish lira means raw materials that get imported are becoming

contessa brewer tracks the names. >> reporter: seema, good to see you. a number of americans are expected to bet this year according to the american gaming association. the survey indicates 46.6 million americans will gamble on a game and nearly half will bet online that's an 18% increase from last year a lot can change in a year take caesars 13 offered mobile gambling today it is life in 26 states. we are including ontario, canada 19 of those offer mobile betting. that expansion is happening across the industry. fuelling expectation for record setting revenue. the american gaming association points out that sports betting revenue at commercial casinos is more than $3 billion for the first six months of the year up nearly 64% from the same period last year the operators are still looking at their promotional expenses and getting in the way of profitability. for now. i talked with the ceo of entertainment who is in a partnership with mgm resorts she told me about making money after turning the corner. >> we've always expected the promotional activity for

i'm dominic chu alongside contessa brewer. as contessa pointed out, we are lower. dow down 266 points. the s&p implied lower by 36 points at opening bell nasdaq down 120 points the bond market is seeing that activity play out there as well. interest rates are on the rise in key parts of the treasury yield curve. the 10-year treasury is a hair below 3.45% the inversion is in place. let's get a check of oil prices. getting hit again. oil prices are lower west texas intermediate is d down $83.46. contessa >>> dom, thank you let's get a check of the top stories. silvana henao is here with those. >> contessa, good morning. president biden is attempting to down play the record high inflation in the u.s in the interview last night, the president responding to the question on the read showing inflation remains at a 40-year high saying context is key when looking at the figures >> first of all, put it in perspective. inflation rate month to month is an inch. >> you are arguing 8.3 is good news >> no, i'm not it was 8.2 before. i could say oh, it went to 8.2%. >> the highest

cnbc's contessa brewer has a look at what's at stake. >> reporter: in near continuous campaign ads in california. >> vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting. >> reporter: on november's ballot, two separate gambling propositions. proposition 26 would legalize sports betting on tribal lands in physical sports books, and at for privately owned racetracks. proposition 27 would allow commercial operators access to offer online and mobile sports betting, in partnership with tribes. >> proposition 27 is a massive expansion of gambling. it would turn every cell phone, every computer, every laptop, tablet, gaming console into a gambling device. >> a coalition is urging voters to vote yes on 26 but no on 27 saying it erodes tribal sovereignty and benefits only out of state for profit companies. >> historically the tribes in california have had a lot of political clout and they're continuing to flex their muscles hear. they're the stewards of gaming and i think they really want to to be done on their terms. >> reporter: the sports betting operators including fanduel, draft kings and bet mgm ha

a shortage of aluminum cans and carbon dioxide could be the latest supply chain issue facing brewers and customers. breweries already face rising prices for malted barley and hops, along with high transportation costs. it's all impacting the bottom line and the brewers association warns some companies may be forced to close. experts say current trends may not necessarily result in shortages but variety and selection could be limited. >>> comic book fans, assemble! it's national comic book day here in the u.s. the genre has exploded into the mainstream with major marvel and dc superheroes dominating cinemas. the art form dates back to the 19th century. the arrival of superman sparked the so-called golden age of comics followed by wonder woman, batman, others. iron man and spied manner would come along years later redc comics and cnn share a parent company, warner brothers discovery. >>> that wraps this hour of cnn new newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back in just a moment with more news. please do stay with us. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arth

rollup windows, my son wouldn't know what to do with them welcome to "power lunch" along with contessa brewer, i'm tyler mathisen what tina to tara, there are reasonable alternatives. you just need to know where in the bond market to look to find the biggest rewards with the least amount of risk we'll show you where they are. >>> and the popular buy the dip trade. remember how that worked over the last few years it's backfiring now but it's not stopping investors from pouring in this hour a strategy in stock picks to help ride out, contessa, the volatility. >> hello, tyler. hello, everybody yields rising, the dollar surging, stocks have given up all of their earlier gain. the dow down as much as 429, now down 1.3%. the s&p off 1.2% the nasdaq composite down 0.50%. the nas dabl dak was up 4.1% at the high the treasury yields, two-year, highest, yielding 4.35 ten-year hitting 3.9%. the dollar index at a multidecade high the british pound falling to a record low against the greenback. the dollar index up 0.92%. tyler? >> thanks very much, contessa. let's see where we are because we don't have th

contessa brewer has been watching that. we wonder if this is a beginning of a new rebound for vegas >> you know that the casinos are hoping so. but it remains to be seen where these restrictions keep easing down to allow international visitors for now, they're enjoying the lift mgm up fractionally. look at las vegas sands, up almost 12% wynn resorts up 12%. melco up 20% the macao government will resume issuing visas electronically it makes it easier for the neighboring visitors to travel to macao and there will be the gradual resumption of group tours. the top government tourism official predicts as many as 40,000 daily visitors next month. still well off prepandemic levels of 113,000 visitors per day, according to official tallies. but this is a real improvement on tourism this year which has been down 86% from 2019. jeffries has just upgraded wynn and las vegas sands to a buy and increased the price target but, of course, there's still a lot of headwinds here. they have a surprise competitor, and you have also these quest

a lot of brewers in the united states are now also looking for nitrogen to use instead of co2. charles: we talk often about these policy mistakes that have been made on both sides of the atlantic, this rush to get into the green utopia even though the infrastructure is not there. the average person is paying amazing, a deadly price. i'm reading greenpeace issued an ultimatum to europe to take nuclear power off the table. to me this sounded like insanity. you're into this more than anyone i know. your thoughts maybe that happening? >> you know, i think that, i think at this juncture it's, you know, the possibility of that happen something very slim. i think if you would, if this would have happened, you know, nine to 12 months ago, that would have been a different story but you know, we are seeing germany and the eu start to see, well, the disaster happen as far as because of their energy policies. charles: right. >> we are starting to see them kind of rethink these. have the uk bringing on eight nuclear reactors. i don't think these kind of environmental groups have this much p

. >>> hello, everybody, i'm contessa brewer. the department of veterans affairs is getting ready to offer abortion counseling and in some cases abortions to pregnant veterans and their dependents. abortions will be offered when the mother's life is in danger or the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest. right now the va does not provide abortion care. republicans are pushing back and point to a 1992 law that prohibits the va from providing abortions. but a '96 law demands that the va provide needed medical care. >>> tropical storm danielle has strengthened into a hurricane. it's the first to do so during an unusually quiet storm season. forecasters predict the hurricane will not make landfall but will meander in the atlantic over the next few days. >>> and a drug-sniffing drug uncovered a huge haul of cocaine stuffed into a wheelchair at milan at the airport nearly 30 pounds hidden in the upholstery of the chair. when police made the discovery, the man in the chair got up and walked away, didn't need the help street value, $

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i'm contessa brewer. here's our cnbc news update this hour hurricane ian is tracking for landfall in south carolina this afternoon, and with it flooding rains, storm surges and strong wind to the southeast. states of emergency are being declared cross georgia, the carolinas and virginia ahead of ian's arrival. and at least 21 people are counted dead in florida after the storm hammered the state over the past 48 hours the cleanup, of course, still continuing there a suicide attack at a tutoring center in the afghan capital of kabul killed at least 19 people and wounded dozens no immediate claim of responsibility for this blast, but a lot of people living nearby are an ethnically shiite muslim majority. supreme court justice cutonjaw brown jackson is making a brief appearance three days after the court's high term. president joe biden, vice president kamala harris and their spouses attended a historic day >> that's contessa brewer. >>> netflix up 36% so far this quarter. it's the second best stock in the na

two runs come ine hasn't been an out recorded yete brewers also took game 2. 4-2 is 4-2 is the final. elvis andrus g to the coliseum for the first te since signing with the white sox. welcome back. you know what know what is coming. goodness. go figure. a leadoff solo homer. . it is 1-0, socks. in the secod inning, he slaps one. that is a blueprint. in the centerfield, christian will get it. two runsg to score. out of her four running. elvis fired up in chico is too. they get a much-needed win 14-2. the white sox are very are very much alive. the 49ers t end, george kittle is a question a question mark for the opener n chicago. he injured his groin on on monday and hasn't practiced for two days. we had football t. the season opener in los angele. rams fans went on a roller coasr ride. everybody celebrating last last year's super bowl. one problem, the bills quarterback,h allen, crashed the party and destroyed the bus. michael jordan stretching over the pylon the pylon in the fourth quartere next drive, matthew stafford. jordan -- makes the tackle. stafford struggled. sacked seven seve

associate professor at the university of maryland now that's here from andrew o'shaughnessy and holly brewer. thank you for joining us today. hello everyone. thank you so much for coming. i think this is going to be a very fun conversation about a terrific book and an important topic that's it continues to be relevant and powerful. and most particularly the questions are about what is the legacy of the american revolution? what does it mean in terms of? citizenship on especially higher education and how should we understanding conflicts of her ideals versus realities in the complex atmospheres in the republic? but education is currently and especially higher education is currently very strongly deb. ated what extent? as it's the found, you know, the universities that were founded in the wake of the revolution in particular to what extent were they? tainted or compromised by questions of slavery and those questions of particularly surrounded the founding of the university of virginia. as it mirrors, it's 200th anniversary. i guess it's just passed it right andrew. well, it's somewhat arbitry

i'm contessa brewer. here's what's ahead. pay attention to the yield patty the new tina as the 10-year yield broke through 4% for the first time since 2008. is this the start of a new era investing? we're delivering alpha stanley druckenmiller sees a hard landing in 2023 j.p. morgan says inflation is here to stay orlando bravo shares his thoughts on the market and what's next for crypto >> because if you've got alpha don't keep it to yourself. you need to deliver. don't keep the alpha >>> stocks overall they are rebounding nicely this afternoon, bear market bounce, whatever you want to call it, driven by a retreat in yields. yields down, stocks up this after the bank of england announced a temporary bond buying plan. they were supposed to sell bonds. they started buying them back. a little quantitative easing coming back. the dow and nasdaq standing in the way of the screen, getting higher 437 points, nasdaq up 1.3% all kind of about the same if you watched "the exchange" like a minute ago, you would have heard steve covac ta

contessa >> from sully side up, look at bad news brewer. it's a choppy day of trading as the markets look to close out this rough week, rough month, rough quarter. i told you about the dow jones industrials down 259 points. the s&p 500 off by 0.50 and the nasdaq down by 0.30. nike, carnival cruise lines, norwegian, the worst performing on the s&p and a number of fresh 52-lows, including mondelez, dominion, southwest airlines, norfolk southern off 2% as well, tyler rough crowd. >> contessa, september has lived up to its reputation, the dow and the s&p down more than 7% for the month. the dow on pace for its worst monthly performance since back in march of 2020 that, of course, pandemic month. worst september since 2002 nasdaq headed for its biggest monthly loss since april of this year now, those declines driven by rising yields, the ten-year yield started the month at 3.19%. it broke through 4% this week before pulling back just a bit it has been a violent month, frankly, for bond yields dollar index, fresh 20-year high, causing the tech se

. >> lots of bay area fans traveling to the midwest for the giants brewers doubleheader game 2 was not a pleasant experience for them. bottom of first base is loaded for milwaukee hunter renfroe crushes one to 30 eats up. evan longoria, 2 runs score. >> giants lose. 42. >> meanwhile, game one of the doubleheader guys look like they're still groggy from the long trip or maybe you're just not that good. probably the latter. bottom of the first game is tied at one hunter renfroe. it's one to the left field corner and one hops the wall for a ground-rule double that made it 2 to one. meanwhile, former saint mary gail corbin burnes. he was locked in today. the reigning cy young winner went 8 innings, struck out 14 gave up just 3 hits. >> brewer sweet the giants today. they won that game. one 2 to one. draymond green is hosting a youth basketball camp for the kids right here in the bay area. it's his first camp since before the pandemic. it will be on september 17th at theis valley community gym in walnut creek, for the trainers from around the country will be on hand to give first-hand skill

on the board early in the first game. >> but they lost that and second game also went down that the brewers scored 3 runs. giants can come back to that. >> so 2, 2 losses there as we as we, peter, out to the end to dinner the giants are going to take on the cubs this afternoon at 105, k plans. yeah. as with the a's, they didn't have much better luck here against the white sox. chicago scored 2 runs in the first inning and just kept on going to go on. >> in the nba's went down in defeat, boy, you can see the score their 14 to 2. >> that's a show like that wants play again tonight at have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ for millions of people in america, a daily meal isn't a choice between different dishes. it's a choice between food and other crucial needs— like medicine, electricity, or childcare. food shouldn't be an impossible choice. now you have a choice too. how will you choose to end hunger? join the fight t

that's crazy contessa, thanks, contessa brewer. >>> crypto surging this morning after ftx and sam bankman agreed on a -- we have more with this continued buying spree, good morning, kate. >> hey there, carl, yeah, crypto getting relief to end this week following broader markets. bitcoin was up as much as 10% after hitting a three month low a couple days ago. it's been particularly sensitive to the rising u.s. dollar in recent months. you can see that inverse correlation on the chart there really picking up in may or so and another factor this week, there's been a strong uptick in short liquidations, the past day or so, about $343 million worth of crypto shorts closed out their positions, the largest level in more than a month according to glassnode, coin glass data there, that sparks the jumps in prices. that may not be driving bitcoin's -- the venture arm of ftx, buying a 30% stake in sky bridge capital, after sky bridge gated some redemptions earlier this year as the prices of cryptocurrencies crashed, less than 8% of the if i rfirm's ass. $40 million of the roughly $50 million stake is

contessa brewer in san diego. e >>> the owner of both phoenix pro basketball teams the suns and mercury, says he's selling both franchises. he made that announcement today. comes a week after the nba suspended him for a year and fined him 10 million bucks after an investigation into his workplace actions. in a statement sarver said he expected the suspension would provide him time to make amends but then he went back to say because of an unforgiving climate he can't do it he wrote in part, it has become painfully clear that that is no longer possible, that whatever good i have done or could still do is outweighed by things i have said in the past. >>> baseball immortality is just a swing of the bat away for the yankees slugger, aaron judge he needs just one more homer to tie roger marist's major league record 61 homers in a single season it stood for more than six decades but now every time aaron judge steps to the plate the basketball world watches and waits to see him etch his name into the record book cnbc's va

history cnbc's contessa brewer live tonight in san diego contessa >> reporter: hi there, shep. california's considered a jackpot state if it were to embrace sports gambling it is expected to surpass new york, new jersey, and nevada in gambling revenue voters here in california are just getting bombarded with political ads urging them to vote yes or no to legalize sports betting in the state's most populus state. >> it's bad for tribes and all californians. >> in near continuous campaign ads. >> vote yes. >> reporter: on november's ballot, two separate gambling propositions proposition 26 would legalize sports betting on tribal lands in physical sports books and at four privately owned racetracks. proposition 27 would allow commercial operators access to offer online and mobile sports betting in partnership with tribes. >> proposition 27 is a massive expansion of gambling. it would turn every cell phone, every computer, every laptop, every tablet, every gaming console into a gaming device >> reporter: a coalition of california tribes is urging them to vote yes on 26 but no on 27

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it gave up only 3 hits the brewers win 2 to one. they want the other game. 42, the a's gave out elvis andress, a warm welcome back to oakland, thanking him and elvis showed the fans, but they elvis has left the is saying that. get rid of all the good players, 10th home run of the season, you know, onside a he had a night. he already had one. homer then connects for his second of the night. white sox had 21 hit. they slaughter the a's 14 to that's a football score. it landed up. guess what? i got to hang with 2 of the rooks today. patrick baldwin, junior and ryan rollins, i've been told pbj the gym rat and they have to basically force them out the gym. meanwhile, ryan, he's been rehabbing hard, get ready for training camp. he has that stress fracture in his foot. but today they got out and explore the city of even learned how to roll. sushi in japantown the 2 young they're loving their new city and learning about its rich culture. >> made a big point of emphasis to get out and see the bay. a says events like this with the team is pre

joining frus the conference in san diego, contessa brewer with the ceo. contessa >> melissa, thank you very much. so you saw cano health shares close up 32% today on the news that humana is making or could make a bid for the company. marleau hernandez joins me now, the ceo. talk about where you stand with humana and where things are going. >> i think humana is a great partner. we've been working for many years and i'm not going to comment on the rumors. but we're really excited about our momentum, about value we're bringing to patients and committed to that long-term value creation. >> you now have nine states where your operating primary care centers, health care centers. >> that is right. >> and puerto rico talk about your model and why this is something that might be a good fit for a company like humana >> well there is so much interest because value based care is the present and the future it is also very scarce when you're meeting patients, where they want to be met, when providers, when payers, when you could get measurably better care at a lower co

with some disturbing news brewers across the country are warning that the nation may soon be facing a beer shortage all because of an extinct volcano. let's explain. so brewers from coast to coast struggling right now to get their product to market because there's a carbon dioxide shortage you know what they need to make there was a lot in the beer. no, but there is a contaminant. so basically the carbon dioxide co 2 for the beer industry come late. fall k know that's yeah. found down near. i think it's mississippi and it's been come contaminated. and since that's their main supply co 2, there's a shortage of it. now they're thinking maybe they can go to nitrogen to do the same thing. but that's going to take a shift in the infrastructure. so in the meantime, we could see a price prefer than i can make as much beardsley its has a different taste to end the liner bubbles. yes, the bubbles are smaller. i love it. >> i let if you can find that beer, you know, which again has that kind guy trump 9.25. right now in an effort to cut down on pollution, california is looking to ban the sale o

it kept craft brewers out of the market. what we are seeing in the market now, they are up to 20% of the market share which is widely different than it was 20 years ago and that is primarily because the states have been chipping away at all of those protections that were put in, that were meant to protect the public health or to protect against monopolies that established monopolies that lasted for decades, a century almost. so by allowing smaller brewers, who can find a distributor because they're all taken up by established breweries that have lifetime contracts, you can soft distribute a certain amount of your beer and that allows them to get established and find a distributor. where talking about a new market like the soon-to-be new legal market anyway, with cannabis, we want to make sure that the chuck schumer's of the world, they will always do what they do, which is they have the power and the powers for sale. the advocacy community needs to watch out for that and make sure that they are really defining the market and

brewers and over at the coliseum in oakland, the a's hosting the braves and it's hot. boy, they need some air conditioning or at least an for the rain to that braves won. this one is tried the last 7 to 3 a toast to sox tonight. first pitch is 6.40 at the coliseum and yet another warm game. but it could be worse plant in livermore. 92 is. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ news is the state of the queens health this morning. you're looking here at the pictures of the duke of cambridge taking the wheel, his royal range rover, his uncle's an onboard. so now the whole family is by the queen side as they are in scotland and balmoral where she >> is said to in. i would say a state of concern. doctors say they need to be by her side. she's 96 and has been in fairly frail. health was going to fragile. a health this morning. and that's why we're seeing pictures of >> members of our family coming in f

brewers milwaukee up for one in the eighth, the giants go on to lose, but we're going to take you out on jacques peterson's 22nd home run, so there's something to cheer about for giants fans, but they lose game 242 to their fourth straight loss. and if you're scoring at home giants are now 10 back in the wild card race with 25 games to go. it's not gonna happen. folks us open women's final is set and the number one ranked player in the world biggest montek of poland, taking on six seeded ariana saba hlinka, montek near court down 42 in the third set. but battled back rips the two handed backhand down the line. and now on match point, sabah hlinka. going to hit it into the net. chevron tech is into the finals with a 3661. 64 wins opponent. will be oz jabor of tunisia, who beat france's caroline garcia in straight sets today. in the other semifinal, jabor becomes the first african woman in the modern era going back to 1968 to make it to the finals of the u. s open. all right, are you familiar with broccoli man? broccoli man. here you go. check this out broccoli man. he he made an appear

brewed here because in the ruins of the monastery behind us and you can still see what's left of the brewer ring bow. hollister's in the mash match where the mash was prepared in the initial stage of the beer brewing process. but it's still intact the inch, dean con. perhaps the monks also distilled their beer which was common in many monasteries to obtain high proof alcohol and thing. alcohol, it was used in monastic infirmary to produce medicinal tinctures from idiots. ignition can tool and cabal tut. although it survived the vikings, it couldn't withstand the protestant reformation and the 16th century sculpt conscious. all this ism was outlawed as there were no monks. so priests and catholics went allowed to practice their faith in england and also a neighboring scotland for several centuries. i shut off a boating, but the reformation didn't make whisky distilling disappear. once the preserve of irish and scottish monasteries, whiskey survived the reformation, outside monastery walls. ah, contemporary distillers are happy to share their knowledge. although a risk of explosion means we c

. >> well, brewers across the country are warning the nation may soon face a beer shortage because of an extinct volcano. so here's the explanation. brewers from coast to coast struggling right now to get their product to market because there's a shortage of carbon dioxide co 2. some beer makers are planning to switch to nitrogen, maybe as a solution. others may even shut down entirely. this co 2 shortage apparently is caught them by surprise all because of this extinct volcano in mississippi, which actually has been the source of co 2 that used in the food beverage industry since 1977, however, it's recently become contaminated so they can't use it anymore. and that has cut off access to a major source of obviously a key ingredient in beer, which is the bubbles. but okay. but you said i could have the night row and i like you know, the guinness and that has the little thing. and that's the night row with them. and i can get a bottle and i don't get on draft and it's got a little think each goes. >> so that's okay. except that current brewery systems aren't designed yet to work with n

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i rise to recognize senator tom brewer, a veteran, including six tours to afghanistan, two purple hearts and a bronze star. he showed resilience and patriotism as he holds the first senator of native american dissent to serve in the nebraska's unicameral. he represents the 13 counties of district 43 and the nebraska sandhills. senator tom brewer is a member of the lakota sioux and attended the college in creek on an rotc scholarship and continued his service internationally as he fought on behalf of our freedoms in afghanistan. although grateful wounded in his final he did not let his injury prevent him from fighting for his country through public service. after serving four decades he retired from the army and elected to the nebraska unicameral. his inclusion represents how far we have come as a state, as well as the ways the people can come together in the future to uphold the proposition that all men are created equal. since his time in office, he's worked on legislation that proves veterans' affairs and agriculture policy to have all nebraskans. he continues to advocate for farmers a

the bases all the way around the slide and safely yes, ends up with a double giants up one, nothing brewers, though they tie in the fourth and then take the lead on this ground rule double by hunter renfroe off jacob junius to one milwaukee and then we go to the seventh. you gotta show corbyn burns because he's got that hair flowing. and he's striking everybody out. jock peterson chase is one of the dirt. corbyn eight innings. three hits 14 strikeouts. giants lose game 12 to 1 game too i love this fan. he's got the grateful dead thing going. he's got the devo thing going and he's ready to watch the giants who did not look good. alex young gave up walk a single and a walk to start the game and almost got out of it. but evan longoria just botches the tailor made double play off hunter renfro's bat. two runs come in to score, and milwaukee is now up 4 to 1 in the eighth. we're taking you out with this because it's really the loan highlight for the giants home run number 22 for jack peterson. but the giants lose game 242 to 4 straight loss. for san francisco. how about the a shortstop elvis and

i'm stephanie brewer who focuses on human rights advocacy . she says, this is not only violating the constitution as you've said, but she kind of frames it in the dire consequences that a lot of people worry about. take a listen. this a form is an alarming set back for justice and human rights and mexico. because over a decade and a half of evidence shows that deploying the military and policing tasks does not improve public security. there has been very little accountability for the serious human rights violations committed by the mexican military in recent years. and now this reform means that only the military will be carrying out federal policing tasks. and reform itself openly violates mexico's constitution. mexico needs are capable and accountable civilian security and justice institutions to investigate crimes, to solve crimes. what it does not need is to continue expanding the power and internal roles of its military. i think we can all agree that it's the institutions that are needed that are missing. ah, ladies, thank you so much for

i'm contessa brewer in for kelly evans today. we are watching this big u-turn on the markets and slamming the brake on the morning rally and wiping out the gains that follow the jobs report and we're tracking the decline and we have a lineup of market pros to help us navigate the volatility and let's get to tyler with more on the sell-off. >> welcome, everybody. the market's earlier gains are all gone the dow had been up as much as 370 points and now down about 280. that's a 650-point

. ™ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm contessa brewer, stocks are well off of their low, the dow is hovering around the flat line the communications services sector is still lagging as a number of growth stocks underperform media players like netflix and wa warner brothers are among the worst performers tech and media giants, disney, alphabet, all of which are down a percent or more. carl, back to you guys. >> contessa, thanks, contessa brewer. >>> after the break 65 million people impacted by new covid lockdowns in china. >>> meantime, the nasdaq is down seven straight sessions. we haven't done that since a nine-day loss in 2016. back in a moment what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ib

resolution foundation, has been analysing yesterday's announcement — and its chief economist, mike brewer, joins me now. a little bit more time to really look into the detail of yesterday's announcement. i do want to move on in a second to looking at what this means depending on what region you live in. before you get to that, your broad thoughts of the day after? , ., , your broad thoughts of the day after? , . , ., , ., your broad thoughts of the day after? , . , ., , ., after? this really was a budget that trashed previous _ after? this really was a budget that trashed previous treasury - after? this really was a budget that i trashed previous treasury orthodoxy, i trashed previous treasury orthodoxy, iihink _ trashed previous treasury orthodoxy, iihink we _ trashed previous treasury orthodoxy, i think. we could tell yesterday that kwasi kwarteng was spending lar-e that kwasi kwarteng was spending large amounts of money, giving away so much _ large amounts of money, giving away so much money in tax cuts without really _ so much money in tax cuts without really thinking too much about w

now let's hear from andrew o'shaughnessy and holly brewer. thank you for joining us today. >> hello, thank you for coming with. this is going to be a fun conversation a terrific book and an important topic. it can you ten used to be relevant and powerful. the most particularly, the questions are, what is the legacy of the american revolution what does it mean in terms of citizenship, especially higher education. how strut we understand ideals versus reality in the complex atmosphere of -- education is currently, especially higher education, is very strong. what extent has, the universities, they were founded in the wake of the revolution in particular, what extent were they tainted or compromised by questions of slavery. and those questions particular surrounding the founding of the university of virginia. as it nears its 200th anniversary, i guess it's just passed, it right? >> it's somewhat arbitrary. in 2019, they celebrated the year that the bill was passed to create the university of virginia. an actual fact, it is a rolling anniversary.

its chief economist, mike brewer, gave me his assessment of the plan. this really was a budget that trashed previous treasury orthodoxy, i think. we could tell yesterday that kwasi kwarteng was spending large amounts of money, giving away so much money in tax cuts, without really thinking too hard about what that does to public finances. it is a growth or bust strategy, different from what we have seen before, and i think today it is clear that the distribution impacts are very different, even from what we have seen from previous conservative chancellors. rishi sunak boosted universal credit when he was in charge, and the coalition government in the last decade always keen to stress... this was a budget with the distributional impact clearly where the biggest gains go to those with higher incomes. the resolution foundation has described this as a southern comfort mini—budget. has levelling up gone out the window? given the value of property in the south and south—east compared to other areas, it seems to me this would benefit people more because of