diane king is in new york. >> the global stock rally is slowing amid the worsening pandemic.ks here at home ended mixed. dow dropped 23 points, the nasdaq rallied 232 and s&p 500 add the 57. tiktok, reaching a tentative deal with the president to resolve u.s. national security concerns placing them under the oversight of companies oracle and walmart. they've received no clarity whether proposals made are accepted. they have until today to sell off the u.s. operations under the executive order signed in august. >>> mcdonalds wants to get you your food even faster. it will let customers order through the new app allowing customers to skip lines. some will be delivery and takeout only. the company will test the concept in as many as 10,000 new locations over the next year. the golden arches is rolling out new packaging to make it look more consistent globally. >>> a nearly 15 carat has a new owner. this gem named spirit of the rose has a new owner and fetched $26.6 million. the buyer wants to remain anonymous. >> 0 so i'm out of luck. but i'll take a ps 5 instead. it may be the

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diane king hall in new york. thank you. >> you got it. >>> up next, remembering a game show legend.ve tributes to jeopardy host, alex trebek. listed or black run businesses. >> a good idea. you not only vote when you go to an election, you can also vote with your pocket book. you can tell big businesses and retailers what is valuable and hopefully it gives some of these smaller companies a bigger platform. >> indeed, i love the omage to harlem. i once lived there. i love to see the history gifts and recognition. >> very cool. diane king hall in new york. thank you. >> you got it. >>> up next, remembering a game show legend. we'll have tributes to jeopardy host, alex trebek. >>> here is a look at the forecasts in some cities around the country. ♪ ♪ ♪ all i ever wanted ♪ was the city and some keys ♪ ♪ run run through the street now ♪ >> alicia keys performing last night at the mtv europe music awards with no live guests. due to the pandemic. mtv created a virtual stadium. acts appeared in prerecorded performances. the show honored the best acts in global music. celebrating performance

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. e. >> good morning, anne-marie. both the dow and s&p 500 rally to new highs after moderna announced promising news on the coronavirus vaccine. they say it's 94.5% effective. moderna expects to distribute 20 million doses in the u.s. by the end of this year and is on track to manufacture as much as 1 billion doses worldwide in 2021. let's take a closer look at the impact to markets. yesterday as we mentioned the dow notched a new record high surging 470 points. the nasdaq gained 94 and the s&p 500 also hit record adding 41 points. >>> good news for cookie lovers. oreo will soon be out with gluten free goodies. it includes the traditional cream along with the double stuff. it made sure it tastes as yummy as the original. it will hit store shelves in january. anne-marie? >> all right. so now people can enjoy taking -- opening up the cookie, scraping out the insides and just eating that if they want. just the cream. >> yes. >> i never had an issue with the gluten because i don't eat the gl

i'm diane king hall. >>> it's 4:44. let's get a check on the weather with mary. >> yeah. that rain jacket because the rain is coming as we head to the next few hours. winds are starting to pick up. the strong cold front about to move into the bay area. tracking it all for you this morning. you can see quiet and dry for now. you can see that rain off shore. as i widen this view you can see the bulk of the action up north. that is where the front is right now. that will push into the area as we head through later on in the morning and in the afternoon. here is a live look with the mark hopkisn hotel camera. the 40's, 50's and 60's. it's a chilly start in concord. 47 santa rosa. 46 livermore. mid50's in oakland and milder in san francisco and for san jose in the low 60's this morning. current winds watching those winds starting to pick up this morning. looking at 13-mile an hour winds out of the south at half moon bay with gusts up to 20. looking at nine miles an hour for heyward and oakland. we will continue to see the winds ramp up as the cold front passes over the area. t

thank you, diane king hall. thank you so much. have a good day, diane. >> you too. >>> all right, so up next, a rare diamond hits the auction block. you'll need a lot of green to buy this pink gem though. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz... a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can help relieve joint pain and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in the stomach or intestines and serious allergic react

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diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. , diane. >> reporter: good morning, ann-marie. the economic calendar is light today, but investors are looking ahead to u.s. economic growth data that's due out wednesday. also on wednesday the federal reserve is due to report on its latest meeting with minutes due out that day. now, on friday, the dow dropped 219 points. the nasdaq lost 49. the s&p 500 fell 24. >>> as we mentioned earlier, it seems many people are still traveling for thanksgiving despite the cdc's warning to stay home. the tsa screened more than 1 million people on friday. it was the second busiest day since the pandemic started in march. the number of travelers on saturday almost hit a million as well. just last week, the cdc urged americans to stay home for thanksgiving to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. >>> meantime, one restaurant in new york city is making customers take a rapid covid test before eating indoors. city winery is launching a pilot testing program starting tomorrow. if the test is negativ

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i'm diane king hall. >>> it's 4:45 and get a check on weather with mary least it's very cold out there>> and it is for sure. the cold blast of air, we looking at the temperatures, the coldest temperatures we have seen for some time in eight to seven months and it's been that long. of course of course we had it yesterday. the last time before that was in march and april. and this is a live look at the tower camera and east across the bay. our temps in the 30s and 40s from many locations. concord, coming in at 39. oakland, 34. 46 in san francisco and 39 in san jose and down to below freezing in santa rosa at 31 degrees and clear skies. other likes this morning, temps at 30 in fairfield and below freezing. 38 in napa and looking at 37 in vallejo. pacifica, 46. 35, mountain view. 37 in fremont this morning and you can see how chilly it is. for the north bay and interior valleys and down to the 20s and that is why a freeze warning is in effect. and frost and freezing conditions. and we have a frost advisory for men do soono county and this cruel pattern continues with the cold mornings and

diane king hall, you're in new york with those stories and more. diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. like the rest of america, voters will keep an eye on election results. after the three major indexes ended in positive territory, dow rallies 423, nasdaq 46, s&p 500 added 40. walmart is giving chef scanning ro boots the boot at about 500 of its stores. it ended its relationship with startup bosa nova robotics. they identify out of stock or misplaced products. walmart found human workers could give similar results. >>> apple is slated to host a third product launch next tuesday. the company didn't give any hints on what it planned to reveal, but the event is titled, one more thing. it is likely something to do with the first mac product powered by the apple silicon chip. they announced they were developing its own chips for the mac in june but hasn't revealed any details about the products yet. >>> move over, kids. hasbro is out with play-doh products dubbed grownup scent. lawn smell, grill king, over priced latte. the six-pack is 12 bucks. the produ

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are expecting a high after word that the trump administration is allowing transition. the dow rallied 327 points. the nasdaq gained 25 and the s&p 500 was up 20. >>> general motors is recalling 6 million vehicles across the u.s. to replace takata airbags. suvs and pickup trucks from the 2007 through 2014 model years fall under the recall including cadillac, chevrolet, gmc models. 18 people have been killed in the u.s. by shrapnel from exploding takata airbag inflators. for a list of the affected airbag inflators go to cbs news.com. >>> qantas announced it is planning to include the mandate for vaccination in its conditions. alan joy says the airliner thinks it is, quote, a necessity for international visitors coming out and people leaving the country. he says other airlines will likely impose similar guidelines once health regulators approve a vaccine. >>> want to make some extra cash for the holidays? review.org is looking for someone

keep it simple for me now, anyways. >> agree. >> diane king hall in new york, diane, you have a reallyood weekend. >> you too, my dear. >>> so up next, an inspiring run. i hope this inspires you. a blind man completes a 5k without the help of another person or a dog. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failu

diane king hall.nk you. >>> its been a busy morning for one local industry in san francisco where you can find fresh and colorful floral arrangements for the holidays. emily turner is live from the flower marte with the close look at what vendors have rolled out to adorn your holiday table. emily. >> yeah. you know it's important. this business has been hurting as so many have this year. i'm joined by -- raffa with whole sale flowers. people are lined up. it's nice to see business picking up. >> it's like overwhelming to see all these people after the coronavirus situation that we have been having here. it's great to have like the old days come back again. >> when it comes to the holidays. whether it's thanksgiving, christmas or even moving forward into valentine's day. how important are the next several months for you guys? >> very. i mean you know. we survive by the sales we do. like daily. if we get some good sales that means there is good business out there. people are buying more. so, this thanks

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> i want to take the time to wish a very specialrthday. beverly kanak, my grandmother, turns 93 today. grandma bev isn't doing so well these days, she's in hospice care. a strong woman, a matriarch of my family, a life certainly well lived. with this cruel pandemic wreaking havoc on all of our lives, what i wouldn't give to be back in iowa celebrating with you and the family. i love you grandma. we all love you. we'll be right back. on? - oh, darn! - let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it. hey google, tell roomba to vacuum the kitchen counter. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. during k

at the see . >> the center i am diane king hall. >>> looking live at oracle park. when life ever gets back to normal, many will be excited to see live concerts again. if it is a ticketmaster event, their changes ahead. reporter kandice chrome explained. >> reporter: fans of bts ♪ and longtime elton john lovers are likely having a tough time not seeing their favorite artists and concert due to the pandemic. music lover erin can relate. he reminisced on the last live show that he saw. saw kelly clarkson and it was amazing. i have not gone to a lot of concerts in my life as you put on a good show. >> reporter: ticketmaster's concert provider announced they may have to provide proof of a negative covid-19 test before entering a venue the test would have to be within a 24-72 hour window. anyone who test positive for the virus or does not get screened will not be allowed into the concert. ucla epidemiology professor malloy says it may sound good, but there are more complex issues associated with large gatherings at this time. >> the test that you have today does not mean

here is diane king hall. >> wall street was mixed on tuesday. the dow gained 262 points. the nasdaq lost 159. the s&p500 fell four. the move away from tech stock that benefited during the pandemic continued for a second day. amazon, apple and others were lower while blue chips that should benefit from a recovery moved higher. >>> ring doorbells are being recalled. the second generation doorbell can over heat if the wrong screws are used to especially stall it. there's been at least 23 incidents of the doorbell catching fire. eight reports of minor burns. 350,000 were sold in stores and through amazon and ring.com between june and october. >>> a new report sounds the alarm on challenges with the nation's eco system. according to a study, there may be just 2% of coral roofs around florida remaining. the first of it's kind report said human activity and climate change are mostly to blame for the loss of reefs. noa hid they have an economic impact of more than three billion dollars yearly because of industries like tourists and fishing. they also serve as a natural barrier to

guess it's that time of year, diane king hall.ork with those stories and more. >> i'm wearing that time of year color to match -- hopefully i'll match. >> we both are. >> we both are. good morning. happy friday. trading points to a possible slide after stocks rallied again yesterday, putting the major indexes on track for their biggest weekly gains since april. now, yesterday the dow climbed 542 points, the nasdaq rallied 300 and the s&p 500 rose 67. for the first time in nearly 20 years, the fda may approve a new drug for alzheimer's. the treatment is designed to help patients who are in early stages of the disease. an advisory committee will meet today on whether the agency should approve the drug or not. the fda could make an official decision by early march. alzheimer's affects nearly 6 million people in the u.s. >>> the nfl is taking a major financial hit because of the coronavirus pandemic. a new study by team marketing report says the league could be losing nearly $3 billion this season without fans in full attendance. the

at the cbs broadcast center, i am diane king hall. >>> 4:46. let's get you caught up on your forecast if you are just waking up with us with mary lee. >> good morning. we are looking at our last mild day before big changes ahead. tracking a strong cold front to push across our region tomorrow. in the meantime, a live look with our mark hopkins hotel camera with mainly clear skies. in the city it is 58. 55 concord, oakland 57, 51 livermore, san jose 54 and 45 for santa rosa. we are looking at sunshine and mild temperatures for today, major changes ahead as we are tracking our next storm system. as we go through friday, chilly temperatures, breezy conditions, the chance of showers by friday and into the weekend. let's take you hour by hour on futurecast and what to expect. for today, it's going to be a lovely day across the region with above average temperatures and that sunshine of course. we need the rain. we are not expecting a lot with the system as this cold front pushes through tomorrow morning, but it will provide a few light showers to th

diane king hall has the money watch report. >> reporter: stocks were mixed in last week on friday. the dow dropped 66 points. the nasdaq gained 4 and the s&p 500 edged down the points. now that the presidential race is over, georgia is on the mind of most investors. most of georgia senate seats are headed to a january runoff. democrats would need to sweep those to control the two chambers of congress. that would give win a greater chance at passing his agenda, potentially affecting a number of industries. president donald trump will lose his special twitter privileges when he leaves office on january 20. twitter allows world leaders to tweet incorrect or misleading statements. it does label them as such. most tweets from leaders are not removed that violate the policies because it believes, quote, people should be able to choose what their leaders are saying with clear context but the company confirmed that former leaders are not subject to the same leniency and could have their accounts suspended or deleted for rule breaking. trick or treating may have been down this year but cand

i'm diane king hall. >>> 4:45. let's get another check on weather with mary. good morning. >> good morning. it's a foggy start to the day along the coast. right around the bay and some of the inland spots as well. here is a live look with our golden gate bridge cam a. the fog on the live camera this morning. temperatures are in the 40's and 50's as we start off the day. it's another chilly start looking at 50 degrees in concord. 54 oakland with that fog. 49 livermore. 51 san francisco. 52 san jose and 42 in santa rosa. down to a quarter mile in santa rosa. some dense fog this morning for you. down to a half mile. current visibility. that fog along the coast through the golden gate gap and right around the bay. we have that ridge of high pressure in control for us and more of that on shore flow today. with it we will see cooler temperatures but still on the mild side as we head through the afternoon. as we go hour by hour you can see that clearing and sunshine inland. around the bay but that cloud cover still a long the coast for today and future cast winds it

i'm diane king all. >>> to our fire watch. santa clara county fire department has secured some new tools and technologies to improve emergency response times and preparedness. the county received three new pieces of high-tech equipment as well as grant funding to expand rapid datasharing platforms that help crews visualize response times, evacuation zones, and fire behavior. the new equipment includes a mobile communications vehicle that provides its own power, internet, and weather monitoring. there are also two new mobile set a night systems that serve as communication hubs in areas with little or no broadband service to help first responders keep in touch with each other and with local communities. the technology is not just useful in fighting fires. we are told they can be used to track a biohazard event or even an active shooter. >>> the bay area coast saw seven foot the king tides yesterday and will see more today. >> we spotted high water along san francisco's embarcadero. >> the astronomical high tides forced the closu

at the cbs broadcast center, i am diane king hall. >>> snow on the way.rs closed roads if anticipation of slick conditions. they could reopen the roads monday morning. >> we are talking snow and cold weather. mary lee has a check on all of that. >>> i think the skiers and snowboarders are excited about our first big snow fall of the season coming our way as we look to the rest of today and especially into the weekend. i will show you this in just a moment. here is a live look. you can see the camera shaking in the wind, blustery conditions as a strong cold front pushes through. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s to about 60 degrees this morning. checking winds, this is a look with our sales force tower camera. boy, it is really shaking. 60-mile per hour winds in concord, 17-mile per hour winds sustained at sfo, san jose 14 and 15 for santa rosa. this cold storm system is moving in dropping that cold front our way. then the actual low pressure system moves through over the weekend, some unsettled weather for us. hour by hour on futurecast, you see a

i'm diane king hall. >>> let's get you ready for this day.the thing that stands out that is most different about it is the temperatures. we are about 10 degrees warmer right now. it will not say that way all day. we will not be 10 degrees warmer in the afternoon. for the morning, we are mostly in the 50s and that is the first item in our headlines to start this day. it is a cloudy start. that is why we are so much warmer right now. we have a nice little blanket of clouds for much of the bay but it will be sunny and mid- 60s by the time we get into the afternoon. that is the view from the top of the mark hopkins hotel looking at to the east. another view of the bay bridge looking up from treasure island and from the top of the sales force tower, take a look at the east bay. there is your blanket. even if we go down into the south bay, san jose, you got yours as well. as a result, look at the numbers. right now, 48 in san jose. you have gone down well into the 30s yesterday morning. that is noticeably warmer thanks to the clouds. 50 in san fran

diane king hall live and what's happening on wall street? >> good morning. you actually vemixed bag in the early action. a day after the dow crossd that milestone level. that's where are you seeing the chips taken off the table, some mueller report chips. dow under some pressure. down 124 points. have you a strength in the tech sector again today. invetors hiding out in the sector where they have seen gaining for a large part of the season since march when the market took a tumble. since rallied back and thenm. the nasdaq better by 30 points. it's in reaction to. we have a mixed bag of economic data today with jobless claims in early. they usually come in on thursday. tomorrow is thanksgiving showing that 778,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. economists urging congress to send out a new round of coronavirus relief checks. in an open letter experts called them an essential tool in preventing the increase in poverty. they sent out stimulus checks as part of the cares act. new relief could be significant especially for lower income indivi

michelle. >> diane king hall, cbsmoneywatch.com.nk you. >>> president obama will talk with cbs news as first set of interviews following the let's be honest. he is speaking with gayle king sunday, giving a personal look at his extraordinary life, family, time as president. on 60 minutes, the 44th sits with scott pelly to talk about his new book. here is what he had to say when asked about what president trump's claims of election fraud are doing to our country. >> the president doesn't like to lose and never admits loss. i am more troubled by the fact that other republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this, are humoring him in this fashion. >> you can watch president obama's interview you with gayle king on sunday. >>> more amazon customers who want to avoid contact with delivery drivers can have packages placed in their garages. they're expanding the program to 4,000 cities including san francisco. the service is available to amazon prime members if they have a garage door opener app called my cue. >>> thi

diane king hall. thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later.n is here now from new york. hey there. >> hey. good morning. ahead on cbs this morning. it's 70 days until inauguration day and the president refuses to concede the election to president elect joe biden. the latest on the transition of power as both parties move forward with their plans. >>> and a cbs news investigation finds major concerns about how some former service members with a serious injury are being treated. what a whistle blower is telling us about one va hospital. it is really powerful story. >>> and we constituent down with a co founder of team rubicon. jake wood, how he found a way to allow veterans to continue to serve at home. all that coming up when we see you at seven. >> all right. thank you. >>> looking like the affordable care act will survive it's latest challenge in the united states supreme court. despite a solidly conservative panel. the trump administration and 18 republican led states say it does. the aca has survived two past court challenges but that was b

diane king hall has a live update from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. trading has been underway for a little less than 15 minutes. after post election rally that's taken up most of this week. right now dow is under pressure down 118 points. investors are really taking a break from the post election buying binge and checking tech sector, nasdaq down triple digits as well, losing 126 points. wall street is turning some attention to the job market today. according to the labor department the economy grew by 638,000 jobs last month. the nation's unemployment rate dropped to 6.9%. both numbers were better than expected. there is concern that rising coronavirus cases could lead to new lock downs and new job losses. back to you. >> diane king hall, cbs money watch, thank you. >>> amazon says it plans to double number of black leaders in the company this year and next year. they plan to fill vp and director level roles with candidates from the outside. according to the company's proxy statements as of june it had one blackboard member but no black executive off

diane king hall from new york with a deeper look at those numbers. good morning. >> yep. trade has been underway for less than 15 minutes and investors taking chips off the table. today looks like they are regrouping after the records set yesterday. the records put on the bets of progress. have you the dow under pressure dropping more than 370 points so 371 and checking the tech sector. down 43 points. the s&p500. lower. >>> tesla is set to join the s&p500 making its position as one of the world ear leading automakers. it's a milestone for the car maker. it'll enter the benchmark as one of the most valuable companies in indetrailing wal- mart and visa. it was set to join the stocks in september but didn't pan out at the time. now here they go. >> cbs money watch.com. thank you. >>> 6:45. >> we have had a couple things work out for this morning. i was updating a trouble spot along the 92. we had a broken down vehicle near the high-rise. its been cleared out of lanes. however, you are looking at it almost 20 minute drive time between 880 toward 101. definitely slow and go.

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. >> good morning, this week, investors focusill be the white house and a slew of data with a look at the october jobs report and the latest batch of corporate earnings. reporting lower friday after a bumpy week. the dow dropped 157 points. wrapping up its worst month since march. the nasdaq sank 274. the s&p 500 lost 40. open enrollment is under way for the affordable care act. americans have until december 15 to sign up. centers for medicare and medicaid said premiums are down average for 2021. most people will have a choice to pick plans from at least three insurers. president trump is pressing the supreme court to overturn obama care but house speaker pelosi is urging people to sign up anyway. >>> a federal judge blocked a threaten of a close down of tiktok that would have banned an action that would have banned the popular the app in america and cut tiktok off from vital tech services. the trump administration said the chinese-owned app is a security threat adding that china could spy on over 80 million users. the executive

expecting labor department to report that the nation's unemployment rate ticked down to about 7.6%. >> diane king hall, cbsmoneywatch.com. thanks. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later. gayle king joins us live from new york. good morning. i see you got your change of clothes. hopefully you got some sleep too? >> i did. guess what? i bathed. a good thing. >> that's always a good thing. >> it's a good day. really good to see you. ahead, i know you all know this, it is still too close to call. we'll have the latest from key states where votes are still being counted. pennsylvania could decide who becomes next president. we'll ask the attorney general when we can expect to receive the final vote tally from his state. also while vote counts continue, president trump's campaign is launching multiple legal challenges in key battleground states. we'll discuss whether court fights could reshape results. here is a good story. dr. varma joins us to share a few things you can do now to manage stress and anxiety in your life from all the political uncertainty. what are you doing to cope? that's the q

let's get right over to diane king hall live in new york with that story and much more.d morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. you are right. they are skyrocketing. we will call it to infinity and beyond with trading underway for little more than 10 minutes. the dow shooting up more than 1000 points. look at that, more than 1300 points. that is high. it was up around 1600 points, hitting a new record. the tech sector also gaining some ground. nasdaq up 59 points. not up as much. the reason for that, thus not to stack had been the star of the show. the overall gains coming things to a big update in the race to deliver a coronavirus vaccine. pfizer says it's experiment a vaccine is more than 90% effective in preventing covid- 19. pfizer's trial found that protection from the coronavirus happens 28 days after the initial vaccination. some strong progress there on that front. in the meantime, thousands of volvos are being recalled following a death linked to a faulty airbag. the carmaker is recalling 54,000 vehicles in the u.s. the recall affects 2001 through 2003 ve

here is diane king hall with the story and more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: after beingr thanksgiving wall street is open for a half day trading after claiming dow 30,000 earlier in the week investors continue to monitor the transition and number of coronavirus cases across the country. as many americans continue to work from home, households are sounding off on what kind of of work schedule they would like to see in the future. according to a survey by real estate firm jll, 74% of professionals would prefer a four day work week. few companies have tried by microsoft has done this in japan. optimism for the idea runs high with only 18% against the arrangement and believed it wouldn't happen in a post pandemic world. that's your cbs money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the cbs broadcast center, i am diane king hall. >>> salvation army's red kettle campaign rolling out a new way to make donating easier for those who want to keep it contact free. you can tap your phone to the kettle or scan the qr code to make a digital donation. >> there are fewer locations be

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cbs -- diane king hall breaks down the numbers even more right after the break. >> and kpix5 has a newp that gives you easy 4-7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscast. you need to delete the old and download the new. . >>> just like everybody else investors watching the election and so is diane king hall in new york. diane, what's happening on wall street? >> good morning michelle. like you said, everybody is on washington watch including wall street and right now they are feeling optimistic. the dow starting out the day on the plus side. it has a triple digit advance. it's better by 135 points just about. the early gains coming despite the unclear answer on the presidential election. wall street and financial industry executives urge caution as the votes continue to be counted. one sector of investors appear to see as a safer bet is the tech sector. stocks like amazon, netflix and zoom which also don't depend as much on what happens in the white house are leading the gains today. >> we will see what happens. i like that what you said. washington watch. we are all on it. >>> have a

>> all right, diane king hall of cbs moneywatch.com.azon is the latest big tech giant to face antitrust changes in europe. regulators are accusing the e- commerce giant of using data to get an advantage over merchants using the platform. amazon faces a possible fine of up to 10% of the annual worldwide revenue. amazon denies the accusations. >>> and new video out of los angeles this morning. a van is stuck in a sinkhole in south l.a. it's caused flooding and a water main break in the area. right now, we don't know if anyone was injured but pretty amazing sight there. >> yeah. >>> 646time is the time now and if you look at the bay bridge, you will see that it's packed up and stacked up, gianna. >> it is. >>> the bay bridge commute is backed up and i will show you a live look at that in a second. we have brake lights as well and that morning commute for the today right is a busy one. no crashes on highway 4 and looking at this line on the sensors. it's slow as you work your way westbound and you can see the traffic pattern emerging the la

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diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more.rning. >> good morning, ann marie. stock signals are. all three major indices ended last week in positive territory. the dow rallied 399 points on friday. the nasdaq jumped 119. and the s&p 500 added 48. >>> guitar center plans to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the california-based retailer has nearly 300 guitar center stores and more than 200 music and art stores. guitar center was hit hard after being forced to close when the pandemic hit in march. its online sales did well during that period, but it's not expected to be enough to make up for lost revenue from in-store sales. guitar center, which has faced years of excessive dead sets plans to stay in business. >>> walmart is once again keeping tabs on the number of customers in its stores to abide by capacity limits. america's largest retailer took the action again over this weekend. it comes as covid-19 cases soar across the country. now, back in april, walmart began capping the number of customers to about 20% of the s

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those stories and more with diane king hall. >> reporter: wall street finished lower last week on friday. the dow dropped 157 points. the nasdaq slumped 274 and the s&p 500 lost 40. investors are now waiting to see how the election shakes out and not just the presidential contest but also the senate, which could flip from republican to democratic controlled. that could open the door for a larger coronavirus relief package in the future. open enrollment for the affordable care act is now open. the uninsured have until december 15 to sign up for the government run healthcare system , also known as obamacare. the economic policy institute estimates at least 12 million workers and their families lost their employee sponsored insurance because of the coronavirus pandemic. >>> mcdonald's is rolling out a seasonal item nationwide on december 2. it is the first time the boneless pork sandwich will be available at all of mcdonald's 14,000 restaurants since 2012. that is your cbs money watch. >>> storm watch now. at least 10 people are dead as a typhoon hits the philippines. this is the strongest

at the cbs broadcast center i'm diane king hall. >>> all right. looking outside from our camera on top of the sales force camera. something is missing compared to yesterday. we do not have that big blanket of clouds over the bay area which mean itself will feel colder. let's start out by checking in on some of the numbers which you may remember yesterday feeling like it was in the 50's. that is not the case looking out over san jose right now. we will put numbers in front of that. it's 42 degrees here. while it may be 37 in santa rosa, that's no different than yesterday. you were just as cold yesterday. you had clear skies to start the day. in livermore where it's only 40, that is -- that's about 11 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. bundle up. once we get past sunrise and into a beautifully clear and sunny afternoon today, temperatures are going to be fantastic. little warmer than yesterday in fact. low to mid-60s's for daytime highs. we will warm up into the mid- 60s's for inland contra costa with concord going to 66. 62 in livermore. n

i'm diane king hall. >>> here is mary with another check of the forecast this morning. >> good wednesdayorning to you. it's a foggy start once gena long the coast along the bay. some of the inland locations as well. you can see that fog on our new mark hop kins hotel camera and as we start off our day we are in the 40's and 50's. it's another chilly start for sure. looking at 50 degrees in concord. 55 in oakland. livermore in at 46. 54 in san francisco. san jose and santa rosa at 48. you can see that fog and it's really along the coast. right through the golden gate gap and some of the inland spots. down to a half mile in santa rosa this morning. we have this ridge of high pressure in place for two more days today and tomorrow and then tracking this low pressure system that is going to bring big change with our weather. taking you hour by hour, first for today and you can see that clearing as we go through our afternoon and to show you future cast winds we will see those westerly winds on the light side. then on shore flow but anywhere from about five to 15 miles an hour. now let's fast

i'm diane king hall. >>> to the storm watch now. severe storms move through north texas last night.rees and power lines were brought down. a building partially collapsed onto this pickup truck in arlington. the people inside were ordering burgers at the time. >>> we are going to get a check on the weather here in the bay area with darron. >> good morning. i got a couple of minor changes coming our way in the weather today. main thing is that it'll get a bit windy in the overnight. let's get you ready for wednesday morning. we are looking at a pretty deck of clouds over the city. that's the view from the top of the mark. they are helped to warm the temperatures. you can see the view from treasure island and now here is the look over downtown san jose. if we put the numbers on the screen it's 44 in livermore. we have done a see saw with the morning lows and it all -- do you have clouds or not. we have clouds back and are warmer. it's 50 in oakland. 47 in san jose. still in the upper 30's. the typical cold spot. anywhere else across the bay area we range from four to 11 degrees warmer

diane king hall has a new report. >>> wall street fell on tuesday. the dow dropped 167 points.he nasdaq lost 24 and the s&p500 was down 17. the major indexes pulled back from their all time highs that were powered in part by promising vaccine developments. rising correspond expect case across the country are leading to new lockdowns and business restrictions. >>> investors will get insight into how the retail sector fared. among them target, lowes and victoria secret. a sign the recovery may be slowing. retail sales rose just .3% last no. the slowest pace since may. >>> pepsi has a new dessert flavored drink. pepsi apple pie. it contains cinnamon and apple flavors. for now it's only available through a context. with thanksgiving around the corner. the first 1500 people to submit a photograph of a failed baking attempt will receive a free two liter bottle. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the cbs broadcast center. >>> on the storm watch now iota considered the strongest storm in history to hit nicaragua. fierce winds and strong waves h

diane king hall those stories and more. >> reporter: after being closed for thanksgiving holiday, wall street is open for a half day of trading after claiming dow 30,000 earlier in the week, investors continue to monitor presidential transition and number of coronavirus cases across the country. today is black friday but it has a different look this year as retailers spread deals out over the holiday season to try and keep crowds at bay. black friday deals started in waves at wal-mart earlier this month but the retailer is open today. macy's made a similar move kicking off sales earlier this month still, a little more than a third of americans planning in store visits according to the market research much platform. >>> as many americans continue to work from home, householding are sounding off on what work schedule they would like in the future. 74% of professionals would prefer a four day work week. few companies have tried the idea but microsoft has done this in japan. optimism for the idea runs high. only 18% were against the arrangement and believed it wouldn't happen in a post pan

diane king hall joins us live from new york.morning. >> reporter: during this holiday , a shortened trading week. investors will be watching to see if state and local governments continue to add new restrictions as a number of coronavirus cases continues to climb. last friday, pfizer applied for emergency authorization of its covid-19 vaccine. health officials hope it could bring the pandemic under control i this spring. >>> moderna is revealing some of its surprising plans for its coronavirus vaccine. the company's ceo says it will charge governments between $25 and $37 per dose. moderna says it's vaccine is more than 90% effective in preventing covid-19. >>> t-mobile is the first mobile carrier to step up the plate in support of mental health. the carrier says it's customers can now dial 988 for emergency mental health services. people would then be connected to the national suicide prevention line. the fcc voted on a number in july to make it easier to connect struggling americans to help. >>> i am hearing that it just might

diane king hall is live in new york with a money watch update. >> reporter: good morning.rtainly seeing some bargain-hunting at the start of a new trading month with trading underway for just over 10 minutes here. you have all three major indexes on the plus side. the dow is rallying more than 1200 points. nasdaq, better by 118 points. they have wall street wrap up with investors losing nearly $1.7 trillion last week alone. pre-election worries cast a cloud overstocks along with rising coronavirus cases. investors also rented over washington's inability to deliver another coronavirus relief package to help struggling americans. wall street is now waiting to see how the election shakes out and not just the presidential contest but also the senate which could flip from republican to the democratic- controlled. that could open the door for a larger coronavirus relief package in the future. >> thank you. >>> prince williams second in line to the british throne reportedly tested positive for covid-19 earlier this year. that is a few weeks after his father, prince charles, teste

diane king hall joins us live from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.w it is just one eye on politics that the presidential race is over. george on the mind of both investors. both georgia senate seats are headed to a january runoff. democrats would need to sweep them to control the two chambers of commerce. that would give president-elect joe biden a greater chance at passing his agenda. futures are also higher on that breaking news about pfizer's coronavirus vaccine trials, which are strong. the company has been showing more than 90% efficacy. meanwhile, president donald trump will lose his special twitter privileges when he leaves office on january 20. twitter allows world leaders to tweet incorrect or misleading statements though it does label them as such. the company does not remove most tweets from leaders that violate his policies because it believes, quote, people should be able to choose to see what the leaders are saying with clear context. stores across the country are starting to cap the amount of toilet paper and other household goods peop

diane king hall joins us live from new york with that story and more in today money watch report.orning. >> reporter: good morning. as coronavirus cases spike across the country, mcdonald's is stepping up its safety standards. according to a reuters report, the fast food giant is planning safety inspections for all of its u.s. locations. the company is urging franchisees to ensure contactless payment options for customers and personal protection for employees who may not have the space for social distancing. time is running out to claim your stimulus check. earlier this year, the irs sent out millions of checks to americans but some people fell through the cracks such as individuals who don't typically file a tax return due to little or no income. those who did not receive their funds shouldn't but the payment information on the irs website by saturday. aaa is predicting that thanksgiving travel will decrease by at least 10% from a year ago. the motor club says bus, train, and cruise travel will see the sharpest hit, down 76% from a year ago. aaa expects road trips to dip just sli