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biden already won two key prizes, the states of miss coston -- of wisconsin and michigan.is best chance appears to be in nevada, where he holds a lead over president trump. for the president to be reelected, he would have to win all of the battleground states that have not yet been called. the tightly contested election is putting more pressure on the federal reserve to support the economy. policymakers are not expected to announce a shift today when they conclude their two day meeting, but chair powell may hint at coming changes to the fed bond buying program. chances of aggressive fiscal spending for households and businesses faded when a democratic sweep did not happen. regulations take effect in england today. they will enforce the closing of gyms, and nonessential shops. parliament gave its blessing to the new rules after prime minister boris johnson warned that england faces "risk of mortality on a grievous scale." global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika g

fox's cristina coston almost reports from an airbnb with how they pack airbnb's to be sure they stayockdown started and if you're like me, you are itching to travel to the big question is do you stay at a hotel or do you stay at an airbnb like this one in new jersey? we know that hotels are changing cleaning protocols with stickers on doors. the cdc released a report, stating, hotels are actually riskier than vacation rentals like airbnb's. and hasn't stopped people from wanting to travel. according to trip advisor, 56% of americans still plan to trap a book for thanks giving. what is going on with airbnb though? we spoke with a host at this location with cleaning protocols have changed. >> we make sure we have new paper towel rolls every time a guest comes in, new tissue boxes and we also make sure that we have alcohol sanitizers and hand wipes. most recently, we added an exhaust vent in the kitchen, just make sure that we can get out any stifled air. the windows are constantly open. we are cleaning screens. >> reporter: airbnb, planning to open next week said, roughly 60% of americ

finally, chinese giant alibaba notching a single day sales record as concerns mount we'll talk to david costont this time 10:00 a.m. eastern about the report they call the roaring 20s redix but year end 4200 and he doesn't think that the market as dependent on mega cap as investors perceive. >> it's been the story of course through the last almost year and it is interesting to note, carl, many of the big companies are up today, even amazon rebounding after a couple of bad days in part because of the stay-at-home trade coming off given the vaccine news but apple, facebook, alphabet, amazon all up sharply, nicely today, leslie. a bit of a rebound for them and they represent, microsoft, 25% of the s&p 500. >> it's exemplified of the divergence of the nasdaq and the dow over the last week and rotation to value names favoring the dow. today that story is different. the dow is the laggard of the major indices and it will be an interesting theme to pay attention to, something to definitely get into with the next guest, the ko-chief investment offer of bridgewater. bridgewater's bob prince joins us no

he is interviewed by georgetown university law professor, lawrence coston.his weekend -- "tv" this weekend on c-span. "washington journal" continues. host: we are back and we want to know what you think about mask mandates in your state and around the country. we are going to open up our regular lines for this conversation. that means democrats, republicans, independents. we are always reading on social media on twitter and facebook. again, the coronavirus is not only affecting people outside of government, it is also affecting people in government. ahe washington post" has story talking about how coronavirus is ravaging the secret service. i will read a couple of paragraphs. "more than 130 secret service officers who help protect the white house and president when he travels, have recently been ordered to isolate or quarantine because they tested positive for the coronavirus or had close contact with infected coworkers according to three people familiar with agency staffing. the spread of the coronavirus, which has sidelined roughly 10% of the agency's core