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but they won't because politicians never like making mistake. the other thing though is? a totalitarian regime. totalitarian regimes always have to target somebody. they target a class. they target ethnic group and now targeting the people of shanghai. a phrase which means you kill the one to warn the 100. by locking down 26 million nominee shanghai, you are telling the 104 billion people we are in charge we are the chinese communist party. we did do whatever we want with your lives we can dictate how much you eat when you eat and whether you starve to death. then there is the power struggle president xi jinping wants to be president for life. shanghai is fighting him. guess what? shanghai is now locked down. >> brian: they're. i think it's important we don't say one word and we report it's a tactic. locking down 25 million people without food and water taking their children and putting them into gyms away from their
pointed to this in her response to the eu court's ruling. translation: the european court ofjustice made a political decision| because of our upcoming referendum on child protection. what we can see through this ruling is that the court of the european union has become a political participant in the debate on child protection. poland and hungary are angry because this ruling could mean they receive less funding from the europen union. in the 2014—2020 budget, poland received 104 billion euros. that's $118 billion, more than any other eu country. hungary got a0 billion euros, m5 billion. here's more from our brussels correspondentjessica parker.
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washington, pamela, are not infallible. i helped to write a foreign bill in 2014 that said would only save taxpayers $23 billion in mandatory spending and in less than three years they came back and said they were wrong, we saved $104 billion. we believe the economic growth will reduce the deficit, and yes, i want to make the individual tax rates permanent. i hope from what i read from bernie sanders this weekend that he joins me when we pass that bill over to the senate. frankly, bernie could have gotten seven more democrats just a week ago and made these individual tax cuts permanent now. >> you guys left for the holiday break with some issues on the table that need to be resolved. earlier this month you and 33 other house republicans sent a letter to speaker ryan reaching across the aisle to protect daca recipients and that did not
was spewing smoke shortly after it took off from newark airport. they dropped that in the trash and sprayed it with a fire extinguishe extinguisher. that pilot taking no chances deciding to declare an emergency on board the plane and landing in buffalo. fire crews were called in. no one was injured. anheuser-busch inbev is truly becoming the king of beers. the big time brewing company reaching a tentative agreement with its rival sabmiller for a $104 billion merger. the two largest brewers would take over 30% of global beer sales netting about $64 billion a year. brian still likes meister brau. >> all right. justin bieber's new album getting a whole lot of buzz but not in one part of the world. ♪ what do you mean you want to say no what do you mean ♪ >> he's got a new album and its cover is stirring up some
todd * twitter is laying off 336 employees. the new ceo who was brought on to stay on, those cutbacks announced tuesday. today translates to 8% of twitter's workforce. it currently employs 4,100 people. so tweet about that. martha: there is merger in the works between budweiser and miller beer. beer will be manufactured all over the world. a deal worth more than $1.4 billion. $104 billion, thank you.
reached an agreement in principle on the key terms of a deal in which anheuser-busch would pay about $104 billion for its smaller rival. the deal is complete it would mark the largest takeover of a british company ever and the new group would control a combined 30% of the global beer market. dwarfing the next biggest player heineken which has just 9%. and the american dentist who killed cecil the lion in zimbabwe over the summer will not be facing charges there. walter palmer sparked global outrage after killing the 13-year-old lion outside the national park in july. after an investigation, zimbabwe's government announced that palmer's hunting papers were all in order. so he won't be charged. zimbabwe's environment minister saying that palmer is free to return to the country as a tourist, but not as a hunter. and now, on to sports we begin with breaking news overnight out of college football. first reported by sports illustrated legendary football coach steve spurrier is retiring
quick consumer headlines. anheuser-busch truly becoming the king of beers. the company reaching a tentative agreement for a $104 billion merger. if completed, the two largest brewers would take over 30% of the global beer sales. take that. plus from drink to droid. pepsi is popping into the smartphone business. a tech blog says the company will pair with an outside manufacturer to team with the pepsi p 1 android. it will be available in china first. which is far from here. >> steve. thank you, brian. are you starting to make breakfast right this second? hold on just a minute. we have a breakfast solution for you. because you might be making mistakes thinking i can lose weight with this breakfast or i can gain weight.
i can't read -- drunk all the way home. >> 23-year-old whitney beale was pulled over by police after viewers called 911. she was arrested and charged with dui after failing a field sobriety test and refusing a breathalyzer. mesmerizing new video from space. h2o in hd. astronauts aboard the iss released these stunning images thanks to nasa's brand-new toy. it's a camera capable of recording four times the resolution of normal hd cameras. it's to help with science experiments for now. but who knows how long it will be until it's on the back of your smartphone so you can instagram those pictures of your cute little pets, and whatever else the instagram these days in ultrahigh def. let's get down to business now with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning, shannon. investors may be toasting a big beer merger today. sab miller has agreed to be bought by rival anheuser-busch inwev for $104 billion.
brewer has now rejected an improved offer in fact from its rival, ab bev. saying the 68 billion pounds or $104 billion offer "very substantially undervalues" it. this is the usual dance. right? but the deal would combine the two biggest brewers in the world. it is taking a while because this is the third take of a proposal that ab in bev has made to miller. they say a miller's shareholder or one of them, altria, the tobacco company, has said it supports the offer. >> they're saying no to $104 billion. >> yeah. it's not enough basically. not enough. >> how's the stock market today? >> we're moving higher very nicely. what we're seeing is crude oil prices rising for the fourth day in a row. and as you probably know, recently crude oil and stocks