ogbonnia recovered it down field. he's down, right? >> greg: yeah, he's down. the ball is still in his possession in his left arm and it gets dislodged after he's already down on the ground. i think this call will be overturned, give the ball back to the trojans. >> dave: it would be third down and long, though. that was a negative play there, if they rule he's down. looked like it was a loss of about one. >> greg: right there. >> dave: yeah. >> greg: you see the ball, that's when it comes free. pretty easy to clean up there by the replay booth. >> dave: video evidence. again, it would be third and long. >> greg: this could take a couple seconds, too, because they have to figure out, all right, down and distance, how much clock, is the clock running, et cetera, so -- it's not about whether or not they're looking to overturn, or looking to, you know, clean things up, but there's a lot of checks and balances here to try to make sure the situation is correct. >> dave: and it would start running on the ready to play. >> referee: the runner was down. it will be usc'

we're down 220 on the dow. nasdaq down 46 and s&p down 133. are beginning today. millions of doses being rolled out there. that i thought was good news for the market. it is superseded, new wave, new train of the virus that really hit the brits. by the way a third vaccine is expected to come maybe in january. it is from johnson & johnson. that, by the way is a one shot vaccine. moderna, pfizer, two shots. j&j one shot. tesla made its debut on the s&p 500 as of this morning. the stock is down 5%. i will put that down to profit-taking. that is what susan li told me to say. look at microsoft. i think they're up this morning. only just. but they are up in otherwise big time down market what happened? susan: outperformance in a down market, right? microsoft actually upgraded by citi telling investors it is time to buy because it is worth $200. occurring to citi, growth in cloud and cloyd product azure. higher sales of office 360 mix this year. workers working longer from home. they need more access to work here. stuart: we got walmart, upgrade for

roger shut down. to conserve power in cooling in excellent shape and fully capable of getting the crew back. i think that it's fully capable of getting the crew back, as we found before every time we put the lamb spacecraft to the test, it's done more than it was guaranteed to do. i think that this is a good case in point. >> conserve the consumables, cooling water, electric power. >> the am water gun was leaking, and we shut that off and i guessed it leaked about a quart of water i would estimate. it took me two days to get my feet dry, and i think you are all aware that the temperatures were going down through, and it made for very chilly feet. tint >> >> lord, your astronauts will come back safe. if i may be serious for one moment, and asked the entire audience for a moment of prayer. for the crewmen of the apollo 13. what we will hold silence for a moment please. >> rcs a stands at 6-2 percent. a lot of time without any sleep. >> thinking care about these at all. >> at cap slowly going down in tem

below those winds going to start to quiet down tonight and we're in for a cold night.can see clear skies clear across the bay looking good after that nice rain moving through last night but boy it's going to cold we're down to freezing in a little below that in parts of the north bay 31 degrees in santa rosa, very likely see some frost early on tomorrow morning, 32 of freezing in napa getting close 33 in nevada, 33 of 31 in concord and live more inside the bay, even tonight those temperatures dropping down into the low 40's and even some upper 30's in the san jose, so you want to bundle up out there it is going to be a cold night tonight indeed, temperatures for tomorrow and going to rebound just a little by not going to be a heat wave, but the temperatures going to come up maybe a degree or 2 by tomorrow afternoon 61 degrees. no clue about 61 also in concord you see a lot of 50's and 60's inside the bay along the coastline, we're keeping in the 50's so a little cool out there. the winds are going to calm down and i think as high pressure builds in we're setting the st

the governor trying to shut down trump. he is trying to shut down america. he shut down minnesota.t something be successful and let half the people have freedom. >> he never complained about the protests or stopped those. he let minneapolis burn. the weather won't drive me out of the state. the politics might. >> president trump: i want to thank the thousands of people outside barred for the entry by the radical democrats. you are american patriots. thank you very much. >> what do you make of the governor restricting the people who can get in the rally. >> fire him. >> get rid of him. >> we want our state back. >> they are scared. they don't care. we are here for the freedom. here to make america great again. >> disgrace. we have the american freedom and the right to assemble. we are here to do it peacefully. >> hands down you won't stop us from coming out. we will continue to believe in the freedom. we will still do what we want to do. we are americans. minnesotans. we are free. [cheers & applause] dr. fauci, call for a mask mandate last week. this isn't a political statement like

that is the community that we live in down here. we are a young city.appen.just starting to some of these older cities, where things have changed, may be economic policies are miami is on the up and up. we are open minded and welcoming as this is to create jobs and improve the communities. >> isn't that driving up home and office rates down there? nitin: initially on the home front, we are seeing an increase in home pricing both in volume and price per foot. a lot is focused on what has gone on with some of the higher end condos and homes. we are seeing further investment in multifamily units and the county and the state are all working together to increase opportunities for housing on all fronts. that is why our community is investing so much in public transportation because all of that is new to this young city. services, what other --aside from financial services, how else can you make a difference? nitin: the technology companies are a focus of ours. if you looked at what happened with ship pixie moving from san francisco into the heart of downtown,

and they are shutting it down. they are about to shut down california. we have got to shut down these businesses. and i'm going to get paid no matter. what i'm going to live high on the hog. and while you lose your job, you have got to have a purpose. and i don't mean to invoke george orwell by living high on the hog. but it's disingenuous for these ceos these governors to close down the states, put people out of work while they enjoy a fixed salary without any repercussions. steve: exactly. you are talking about what a lot of people are talking about all these restrictions that are making it impossible for a lot of people to make a living. bob, thank you very much for joining us and thank you for all the food you are giving away to so many people. because there is so -- we see the food lines these days. a lot of people are hurting and they are hungry and thanks to goya foods. thank you, bob. >> thank you, steve. god bless you. steve: god bless you. meanwhile, we were just talking about this. the owner of mac's public house in staten island who said he w

it had a low of 19 it's currently at 36, down 131 basis points, down 78% tens down 100 base points, down 50%. 30-year bonds, and this is fascinating, they're the darling with a positive rate, they closed at 233. they're down 160 -- excuse me, down 69 basis points their low yield was 1% almost right on the nose they're currently at 164, down 30%. and the dollar index, you see on the year-to-date chart, down 7% with a big asterisk. consider on march 20th, you see that big bounce march 20th the dollar was almost at 103 from that high you double that minus seven, you're down about 13%. i think that's quite important because there was a lot of people, of course, that really bought into that rally at that point. boy, we really pulled the rug out from under them. 2021 is going to be a lot of foreign exchange spread relationships changing we'll be here on cnbc to help viewers and listeners understand all those changes. kelly, back to you >> rick, what most sticks out in your mind? was it -- i mean, you know, i know in some ways it was a big event, the ten-year going below 1% now it seems rather

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other counties including san mateo are not shutting down at least for now. our biggest fear all along, that we won't have a bad for you, for your mother, for your grandmother, or grandfather, who when they get sick is the reality will be facing unless we slow

and the steelers were down to down on themselves.at the ravens 19 to 14 and then beat themselves up for sucking and that's a direct quote from the coach. >>who could run the ball effectively we needed to we got to meet a significant passes very casual make the passes. we make significant plays and special-teams game we gave up big plays in critical moments on defense can have it. ali converted of along on possession down before to have an acceptable in a 7 yard touchdown late in the game unacceptable. and fortunate tonight is good too to with the victory. i acknowledge that but not a lot happened the night to be proud over to be excited about other than that. >>i'm you some red zone failures and the number of dropped passes a feud with you attribute that to anything in particular secant. >>it sucks to win i guess the steelers remain undefeated roger goodell is trying to figure out how to prevent what just happened not the sucking the coronavirus postponing that game 3 times despite covid changing game gase and rosters goodell says th

down 6%. back some of its initial gains broader renaissance ipo had a pretty strong year went through a rebalancing on friday and trading down by as much as 1% carl, back to you. >>> thanks we'll talk to you later. let's bring in mike santoli. a few culprits this morning, one worries about this uk variant. or maybe gets out ahead of an ill liquid week after a good year >> the context matters a lot the lead up into this monday was a market that was kind of relentlessly heading towards its highs. we were talking about how people were reaching for riskier stuff. this backdrop where just small little disappointments threat market vulnerable for a little gut check. that's mostly what's going on. right now the action is kind of sequestering the pain in travel related areas. small cap energy down. even the small caps have been resilient. offsetting a lot what you said is the fact that the banks for their own reasons have a relief good bit in there and lifting the broader tape and we're in this situat

as the process rolls out, does the cost go down? claire: i think it might come down slightly.one dose j&j and we will get more proficient at doing this, but i think you need all of those supplies, and you need all of the staffing. you still have all of the planning, the security, everything that you are doing with the clinic. impact thet might overall cost is how many people get vaccinated in the private sector versus how many people we need to vaccinate in public health clinics that need to be funded. we do not know that at this point. it will rely on supply. if we get new vaccines and candidates coming in and we have additional supply, then we will need to get more efficient and have more vaccinate or's, and that will be more costly -- vaccinaters and that will be more costly. if we need to we will use the private sector system, and it may cost a little last. well, we really do, thank you very much indeed. n from thena association of immunization manager. boris johnson about to deliver a press conference. we will bring you that in a moment. ♪ boris:30 in london, johnson abou

santa fe, down by 5.8%, rolls-royce down by 9%.out today with bad news relating to its gsk, looks like that will be pushed out well into next year. rolls-royce, updating investors today on what's happening with that business. cash burn is a real issue. airlines around the world still have a lot of aircraft grounded. meeting the spare parts business isn't generating the revenue it does, not the cash that it used to and it's a real problem for rolls-royce, as you can see, down 10% on the week. teslalet's get to the drama in europe, they've been ordered to halt by a court their first production there. what actually happened here? ahead,t approval, go build your plant, but then what? >> tesla is building a factory just outside berlin here, maybe by half an hours drive. the good news for tesla and elon musk is that the factory is pretty much there, but they need some extra space for pipes and other equipment. they started clearing some more space and it isn't so much about the forest or the trees, but rather the animals that live there.

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collapsed back down. multiples at 23 x, more good news looking forward than there's been in some time in terms of the economy, in terms of what the fed needs to do in terms of the vaccine. if you get a stay-at-home order from a state as large as california, it will take a little bit of your enthusiasm. we may not have a strong december like we have had in the past. we don't think it's enough to really cause a maimingor dislocation. it could be as bad as october. down 6, 6 1/2% isn't the end of the world. i'm so much again depend upon the fact that the light at the end of the tunnel is so much brighter because of the multiple vaccine candidates which will get some of these bombed out sectors like lodging, airlines, things that really have been the bottom leg of the keg to come back. sometime next year. jonathan: great to catch up as always. looking well. good to see you, sir. ficer this morning looking for speerns -- pfizer this morning looking for e. regulators. the rollout of the vaccine. we talked about

calm down, ladies, calm down, calm down. all right.udio] people say that is it, i have , had enough! oh really? is that the spirit? and i am no lawyer. my good buddy epstein is, that is the man we call him the , baron. but i am the lawyer. i know one thing about last but night's decision. it stinks, sorry, the people of texas don't have standing? nice hat. the people of texas don't have standing because of the cheating that went on in pennsylvania? are you kidding me? this is a federal election. every single fake ballot is one american who has been disenfranchised! let's be clear here. the legal about it is important, i get it. god bless rudy giuliani. god bless jenna ellis. god bless boris. victoria. and joe. i told the president four weeks but my mind has not changed since then, this is not a legal problem, this is a moral problem. and i want to send a very clear message, not to you guys, because you are here. to everyone who did not come here, to everyone who has given up, the fight is not over. [applause] the u.s. constitution is c

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in november they introduced the hotshot lock down and they have now brought those numbers down it is the same case in other countries that also brought in hotshoe measures such as france it's spain and italy so we can say that the lock down light hasn't worked and that's why many here are now anticipation dissipating measures to stop it or to be announced by tomorrow and maybe to start as soon as monday or wednesday next week well we'll certainly be keeping a close eye on that thanks for that update. well seculars got some of the other stories making news elsewhere in the world the u.s. supreme court has rejected an attempt by president donald trump on the state of texas to overturn results in last month's election justices ruled that texas didn't have the right to challenge how other states run their elections. iran has executed a dissident journalist for encouraging anti-government protests ruhollah criticize the regime with a website and internet news channel while living in exile he was captured last year . while the united nations says it's increasingly alarmed about the plight

the weekly gains but at the moment, we are hitting session lows, the smb down 34 and the nasdaq downd so many? as blake burman just told you we still do not know about a deal to keep the government funded. stay tuned right here, blake is not moving i told him he has to stay through the night and tomorrow. zuma is zooming into the christmas spirit, the videoconference giant which is now a verb has announced it's taking down the 40 minute time limit on calls for both christmas and new year's. clearly the work from home darling also becoming a key tool in keeping families and friends in touch with the holiday season and i say that from personal experience because my extended family in california, we adopted the holiday zoom call early on, remember passover, that was in the spring, we went on that thing for hours, hours and hours. zoom one of the pandemics highest flyers of 496% since the start of the year. let's go to jackie deangelis for today's fox business brief, a lot of names to talk about. >> good afternoon and thank you so much, were walking under watching scholastic shares getti

>>this continues, we have to shut down we cannot do. >>take out helen coe own specific a brewery in pacifica with her husband so also doubles as head ellen says when the regional shelter-in-place order went into effect last week eliminating outdoor dining she in turn had to lay off 18 employees. >>terrible and in knowing that they can't fall back on their unemployment because as of today that the ending for many of them. it's heart wrenching they live penny to penny in paycheck to paycheck. we have to tell them that there's just no way to keep them on for take out because it's so far in the wrestling says takeout orders are generating at most $1000 a day in revenue and that's not that number needs to be above 10,000 in order to be efficient business. she also worries the regional shelter-in-place order in san mateo county will be extended and her brewery will remain deserted. >>especially if she is unable to secure another loan through the stimulus package awaiting president trump's signature. >>ellen says they are following all health

down to that threshold of 15% and all of these places are going to go dark. here in contra costa county theresa kron 4 news. >>to the south bay now as santa clara county faces record covid cases and hospitalizations they're seeing some of the largest outbreaks in some of the most vulnerable settings nursing homes and long-term care facilities. kron four's gayle ong has that story now in san jose. >>cases rise in the community. that also means that there are more cases they get introduced into these current settings at a press briefing thursday doctor georgetown with santa clara county public health announcing the latest covid-19 outbreaks in the community stemming from nursing homes and long care facilities doctor hans as 2 facilities in san jose are experiencing the outbreaks reporting more than 200 covid cases. >>that includes residents and staff since given them a lot of guidance on how best protect their residents and staff from covid-19 outbreaks county health officials report a total of 151 positive cases at amber woods gardens in san jose 81 cases bein

now, covid—19 is closing much of it down.ssenger numbers dwindle, this is the pandemic that killed the jumbo jet. as airlines shed thousands ofjobs, the 7a7 goes from flagship to scrap yard. i've just delivered you to end your life and that's really sad thing a pilot. i apologised to one once, "i'm really sorry. " we just use the machine and actually chew the aircraft up, and it gets sold off as scrap metal. i'm on a voyage to witness the last days of the jumbo jet and trace the pioneers that, half a century ago, put this giant in the sky. archive: the first giant 747 is presented to the world. people thought that an aeroplane this big just wouldn't fly. a symbol of power — beast of burden, and she's carried over 5 billion of us across the planet. cheers! now, as boeing ends production... over radio: it's with heavy heart that we take off on this last flight. ..covid—i9 has written the final chapter. the covid—i9 pandemic has decimated demand for air travel. worldwide, these giants of aviation are parking up — many to never f

apple and amazon down 8% and microsoft down 6%. i'm joined by the chief investment officer and i'll start with you, john want to kick off what rick said. do you think people would be insane to short market >> rick did a pretty good job of summing up the markets, kelly, just saying. in general, yeah, in summary, yeah bonds are not offering us enough yield to cover inflation and not offering enough yield to produce income we see the stock market offering plenty of dividends and earnings next year so, yes, we would agree it's tough to short stocks in this environment. still got to be incremental around stocks but it's stuff to short stocks higher. >> all right crazy, i'll ask you for people who are saying, well, you know, i'm a little nervous about some of the weakness in big-cap tech and that sort of thing do you think the market coalesces and can move through this period where we might see adjustments in some of the high flying names, or do you have to kind of take the chips off the table and wait and see what happens over the next

he shut down the schools. did one-upmanship around he shut down the restaurants and now of course de blasio is talking about doing a total shutdown. so they keep back an forward and we are stuck in the middle of it all, we 10 million people in new york city. stuart: you have got a protest organized tomorrow i think in times square if i'm not mistaken? >> it is not my protest. i'm attending it. i am speaking at it and supporting it 100%. restaurant the once again. they will march to third avenue to the governor's office but i think the governor has a hearing problem and really doesn't want to hear. there is going to be a lot of people out of work and it could not have come at a worse time. there is waiters and, these people depend own tips. they depend on customers and customers we've had have been very generous. doing, 30, 40% in tips trying to help waiters and bartenders out that being said, 74% of covid happens at home. 1%, 1.4 happens in a restaurant. where do they think people will go when they shut down t

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in the years since borisjohnson secured his place here, our world has turned upside down. tackling. his recovery was short, the economy's and society's will take far longer. where and how we go from here with britain in a new relationship with the eu are the crucial political questions for the year ahead and beyond. hello, it's a cold and bright day for many of you, but for others it really has been a winter wonderland today. we have seen snow as far south as the cotswolds and even in the downs this afternoon, and we are going to continue to see some further bouts of snow across the country. in different areas from one day to the next, but it is always going to be a fine balance for some between snow, rain and sleet. but either way it is going to be cold, frosty and icy by night. now, today it is cold out there, strong winds down the western flank, rain, but a little bit of sleet and snow mixed in over the higher ground towards pembrokeshire and cornwall. rain, sleet, snow mix clearing away from southern counties of england through the rest of today, but more showers down

his song we're trace of the aztec empire was discovered down below not just one but rows upon rows of neatly lined up human skulls 119 new skulls have just been revealed adding to some 500 discovered 5 years ago archaeologists think they are part of the great sum panteley a huge array of skulls that struck fear into the hearts of spanish conquistadores when they captured the aztecs city of to nosh to. modern mexico city was built on top of it is chemistry the picture there from mary this is the external facade of the skull tower on the east side. of it corresponds to the 1st stage of construction. this calls were impaled and then they were joined with mortars to be exhibited with. the skull racks were used as a public display to instill fear and respect in the hearts of enemies and outsiders many of the decapitated heads are believed to have belonged to war captives but the discovery of women's and children's skulls indicates that some may have been human sacrifices made to appease the gods the central rack ones displayed some 60000 skulls graham testimony to the power and grander of

i heard the clubhouse is closing down. >>so right now fingers crossed here in the marina district that help is on the way sooner rather than later reporting live this country says >>thank you theresa and coming up more than 130 avalanches triggered over the weekend what is behind this alarming number of incidents health order problems on the peninsula, not all businesses breaking the rules are getting the same penalty. everybody 9 months with tired of doing this to this is the time right now needs the just of this. >>plus we have been worn down over the past 9 months because of this pandemic and it is causing a change in behavior. >>we're talking to a local infectious disease expert on what may be the cause. >>well you likely remember more than 9 months ago, california became the first state to implement the stay at home order and that early action slow the spread of the virus in the most populated state in the nation. but that has since changed in tonight. california is in a crisis for the 4th highest transmission rate pe

griff: we took down the cowboys on thanksgiving. took down the steelers tonight.t here we come. steve: first time we have gone to griff in d.c. where there has been a costume change. brian: griff, let's play draft kings together and i guarantee you the giants win the division over the team that used to be the redskins, all right? let's guarantee that. guarantee the giants win. griff: no way that happens. we did lose a running back to a toe injury last night. i feel like we are going to be hitting six cylinders for the rest of the season. brian: meanwhile the giants have eight. ainsley: thank you, griff. remember we had the ceo of goya on our show and we talked about this when he visited the white house when president trump was elected. he went because he was asked to. he got an invitation. he said i'm going to go. president of the united states asked me to come to his house. of course not turn down that invitation. had gone for president obama. aoc said boycott goya do not buy their products at the grocery store. because of that some of you when you were at the st

they have said listen, shut down your businesses, shut down your gyms.t down your restaurants and i'm going to vote says -- to do all of that. i'm going to shut it down. and then she was spotted in santa monica in favorite restaurant eating outdoors. i wanted to squeeze it in right before i shut everybody else down on the last day before she did it. here is the quote she did diane at il, spanish for ill. steve: i think it's italian. >> she loves ilforno if you love it you should be able to go. she is sad to see it like so many other restaurants suffer from a decline in revenue. she went there and took precautions i will add lib this because she decide thed to vote to shut it down. steve: she did, of course, if you are in the business of being in the restaurant business you think hey, wait a minute, she shutting is down and, yet, she is being hypocritical by saying, you know what? it's dangerous there, i'm still going to go. here is a guy who owns a place in l.a. called slap fish and he was on with laura last night and he said this just stinks. >> nothing

thankfully, the supreme court smacked him down.if biden had any real interest in cooling-off rather than igniting the culture wars, there are things he could do that don't conflict with true liberal thought. he could take a principled stand against cancel culture, maybe go to harvard, i don't know. push for more intellectual diversity on campus. he could go to el paso, texas, and talk about why it's the responsibility of the executed e branch. he could also deliver a speech from, i don't know, the oval office to discuss the importance of the constitution and the bill of rights. in it, he could pledge to oppose an effort to pack the court, to add new states, to squash the free speech of his political opponents, or do anything that will undermine traditional rights as americans. biden could make clear that he generally opposes lockdowns and understands that they infringe on our constitutional rights. he could further stipulate that shutdowns are a last ditch measured to be only in emergency, true emergency situations. at a minimum, h

, down and up, and down and up. it's up and down for about 24 times. >> it was revealed that pilots were rifling through the pilot manuel, trying to figure out what to do. >> turns out that boeing had installed a flight control system on the 737 max that had the power to take control of the plane from the pilots without them even knowing about it. the program was called mcas. >> maneuvering characteristics augmentation system. this system under certain circumstances can trigger in such a way that it will cause the ear plaairplane to nose dow. >> they put new engines on an old air frame. >> and that changed the way the airplane flew. and the plane starts to want to pitch up all by itself. the idea was to provide something that would offset that pitching moment or causing the nose to come up. >> the pilots have no idea why this plane is going down against their will. so, they try to fide it back. >> yes, and the way mcas was designed, it was given the control authority to on do it as many times as necessary. in other

here's another view looking down the east bay that's 880. and you can see a bit of haze out there as well. let's go over to the tri valley beautifully clear. a warm 58 in santa rosa and oakland. those numbers are going to bottom. look at the morning low here for santa rosa you're going to go down to 32. all those numbers in the north bay. look at sonoma at 30. it'll be in the mid-30s for concord and walnut creek. it'll be in the mid-30s for livermore, pleasant, san ramon you'll go to 39. and we'll keep it in the mid- 30s. it's cold in the morning. >>> take that line of showers. some of it manages to hold together and skirts into southern california. bring that line of showers and slow it down and just watch it try to get here then nothing. we wake up maybe a few clouds left over through the early morning hours on tuesday. that was our first chance for rain forget it. let's look at the next one. there's a lot going on here on the other side of the pacific so let's take all that. put it into futurecast. play that tpard and here comes at least

march 16th, we were asked as close down for two weeks to let the curve slow down and who we are in the half later still asked to close down. we can pay the bills like this. we are hurting in illinois and i'm not the only one that staying open. most of the restaurants in our area are open for business. we can't afford to shut down. we have families with children, single moms. what are they going to do to survive? so we are staying open as long as we can. we all are out together out here, laura, we have counsel and will listen to counsel. >> laura: here is what your governor said about next dates

most of 2020 making up its marks losses to in the year down by about .2%. the asx down about .9%.ve more analysis as to what is going on market was. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a second person has died in central china after being infected with a new sars like violence. dead and hundreds infected. >> it is covid-19. >> we are seeing fresh cases in the u.s., germany, france, iran. >> with the dow industrial set sinceort its worst drop 2007. >> all other policy institutions are called upon to take timely and targeted actions to address the public health challenge of containing the spread of the coronavirus. >> we are looking at sending checks to americans immediately. >> the united states is working with our friends and partners around the world to stop the spread of the virus. >> you look at what happened overnight with the u.s. overtaking china as the number one place with the most -- most confirmed cases of coronavirus. symptomseveloped mild from the coronavirus. surpassed 500,000. >> president trump has tested positive for coronavirus. >> i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by

take down the wall. i heard them say it again. we will take down the wall.trongest border we have ever had. we're almost finished with wall. the longest border. and we built it despite itredible -- we bu iilt despite radical -- everybody said no chance. very powerful, democratic party opposing me. and yesterday, i do not know if you saw it, the court just ruled with the money i took was taking allegally, so at least we have legal wall. the appeals court -- we built the wall. we'll be finished with a very soon and has a tremendous impact on illegal immigrants coming to the country. we want people to come in legally and through merit. radical democrats will implement nationwide catch and release. you catch a killer, you catch a rapist. please give us your name. come back in three years. we will give you a trial. you never see them, by the way. i had that debate with joe baden. he said, they come back. they do not come back. like never. maybe 1%, but i doubt it. you let them loose in our country. i got rid of it. do you think that was easy? install sanctuary ci

police, come down now. >> police, come down the stairs. >> my children.nvestigation for claims she improperly manipulated state coronavirus data. police took all of her computers and storage devices during the raid. steve harrigan is covering this from atlanta. steve. >> two very different versions of this story. jones version and that of the authorities. jones, of course, was a data analyst for the state of florida. she studied covid numbers and worked on the covid dashboard. she tweeted that video, set up the camera and tweeted it. she was fired in may. she claims for failing to falsify data about covid. the authorities said she was fired for insubordination. at a florida department of law enforcement said they tracked the computer to her house. the computer used to break into the florida department of health. jones said she is not a hacker. here is what she said about the raid. this is just a thinly failed attempt to intimidate me and get to my sources. she set up a gofundme page that raised $75,000 in eight hours. in florida it's more than 1 million c

when they're set to go into effect the that information broken down county by county. you can also download the kron 4 app in kron on apps and have alerts sent straight to your smart phones. >>another big story we're following this weekend pg and e could shut off the power to nearly 92,000 customers across the state. starting on monday here in the bay area that could impact close to 3,000 customers in napa and sonoma counties. the utility company says dry conditions and high wind gusts could damage the electrical system and then spark a fire pg e says customers in 16 counties across the state have been notified, but says that this should not be considered a widespread event in the bay area at this time. >>for more on the conditions that we are expected to see let's turn things over to kron 4 meteorologist. we saw rodriguez with a look at what we can expect and so far jonathan just see no wind advisories have been issued or any red flag warnings for that matter so that's the good news, but they could be issued as early as tomorrow because winds are going to start to inc

fourth --d down for a was down for a fourth consecutive day.eping a watch on the start of those vaccine shots. gold higher, 10 year treasuries down. in the asian markets, a data dump in china. numbers suggesting a stronger economy. firing on all cylinders but not enough to lift the csx 300, still in the red. afternoon, president moon of south korea says they need to track than exports. -- strengthen exports. some companies make it hit as china calls for a probe into a price spike in iron ore. iron ore surged in the final quarter, up 13% last week. fortescue down more than 3% right now. another company mulling an ipo. currently down 3/10 of 1%. rishaad: looking at this remote working arrangements among asian companies, and our next guest believes demand for office space will return next year. let's bring in anthony couse. thank you for joining us. working from home is perhaps here to stay. how does that impact your business? it is a broad-based approach. it really depends on what industry you are in and what geography you are in and culture you

this is a huge shut down james is yeah affecting just about the entire bay area. those darya highlighted for you in the east bay for instance, restaurants and hair salons took advantage of. >>last customers that were rushing in over the weekend. before the lockdown went into effect in walnut creek restaurants have to transition away from outdoor dining indoor dining all you can do is pick up or or take out. we're delivery. barber shops hair salons they're going to have to obviously stay shut down to in fact for the rest of the month and it's a big blow to the workers and owners, especially during the holiday season. >>it's dire situation to be able to keep some businesses open. in. i believe that the beauty industry in the restaurant industry are getting hit the hardest safety wise. it's a good thing that we're doing but it also that we can see your friends and family again. >>during the holidays, but we have to do the right thing at the end of the day i believe that the lockdown home it's definitely going to help. >>and these new restrictions will stay in place u

>>it's kind of clearly malls are down about 11% year over year in dollar sales. foot traffic actually up a little bit here over here which doesn't make any sense for the pandemic but it is. a big country and obviously there few areas have different restrictions in place but pins doing great and when you digitally shot that tend to spend a little bit more so the retailers love it. big thing this year still about 30% year-over-year and strangely fedex tps are taking advantage of the james like we should be. they're having problems logistically because it's such a big surge, even though we knew is going to happen to the pandemic. electronics to the category this year the playstation 5 next fox serious obviously helping retailers online a lot as far as boosting that her purchase which is so important these guys to its funny you bring those game councils because i understand video game stocks. you think are going to be. >>pretty iraq and come next year high. >>am looking at a lot of what nina experts say are the best areas to be involved in next year last year this ti

they're all shut down restaurants had to shut down outdoor dining as well after one day the stay at homerders forced one business owner to lay off employees in fact, one restaurant owner that we spoke with closed her business until restrictions are lifted altogether. >>i we had to jump had to jump, what seemed like a logical criteria from the state. why we had to go ahead of that it's very frustrating and it doesn't make sense to a lot of people. >>yeah the new restrictions are in place until january 4th restaurant owners say the federal government has to step in and help small businesses and their employees many of whom are now out of work. >>time now is 5.35 that there are parents gym owners and business owners across california that don't agree with the latest shutdown orders ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter, chin-hong says it's a tough decision he doesn't agree with the entire approach either as saying that some of these restriction measures have helped in other countries but more can be done to help businesses that are suffering as a result. >>a tough situation, but i

intraday down .6% on the xy.-based clear, dollar weaker and federal reserve is not stepping back in, even if that economy gets better back in 2021. 1.02 print.h a .0304 right now. i do not think i have ever done day 21alk about a jobs days ahead of schedule. a late jobs day, january 28. tom porcelli joints with rbc capital market. frame up the key january report. how grim is it going to be? but wel a little early, are acknowledging that you can see another decline for that report. just have not seen a lot of real improvement in continuing claims. we have seen initial claims rise a bit, but the continuing part will feed most into what our call will be as it relates to the peril report. look, it is not just the december report. the reality is if states continue to shut down, then you're going to see perhaps even the january report -- the report for january, they negative. so i think we're going to go through a rough patch. while we arear, going to go through this rough patch here, we have to recognize that 2021 is

shutting that down. alix: professor, it was truly a pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much. coming up, kit juckes, socgen fx strategist be joining me for the market reaction as you get the headlines coming out. also, we are taking a look at the stimulus issue area house speaker nancy pelosi is urging senate majority leader mitch to let the senate vote on the $2000 to millis checks. that feels like a tough ask. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> thanks to the approval of this vaccine, alongside the pfizer/biontech vaccine, the end is in sight. alix: that was matt hancock, health secretary for the u.k., as the u.k. approves the astrazeneca vaccine. what is the market reaction? socgen me as kit juckes, chief fx strategist. the optimism is still holding up. is that justified? we just heard professor group to sing the end in sight -- sayessor gupta the end in sight just means the end of the beginning. get multiple vaccines coming out, some countries beginning to deploy them quite quickly, i feel optimistic about

the chance of rain will hold off until after the sun goes down for most of us. off with a mix of 30s and 40s on the map, temperatures warm up to the 50s across the board by noon. we don't go too far from there for most of the bay area. santa clara valley will warm up a little more, but temperatures north of the golden gate will be stuck in the mid to upper 50s. we dry out and warm up, the last weekend before christmas and the first day of winter on monday, with high temperatures in the low to mid 60s inland and even mid 60s around the bay, no chance of rain after we passed thursday morning. i will have a longer look coming up at 7:00.>>> dennis is here now with the sports. the raiders got a short week, and they will be without one of their top playmakers thursday night.>> yet, the raiders rookie receiver henry ruggs placed on the covid list today, meaning he is unlikely to play this thursday night against the la chargers. the raiders defense, they did a good job of social distancing last sunday. the lady showing the defense coordinator, losing his job. i want to

of the senate candidates down there.ll tell you how that went coming up. >>> plus, tackling covid restrictions. bay area football teams forced to move out of state and where two of them are now set to take the field. we'll talk about it when we return. 5:40 this morning. chances are you have some questions right now here are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. unfortunately, we can't answer every question you have right now. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> at 5:42 where we are seeing the winds gusting through that creates friction in the air, the energy warms up temperatures so 60 in napa where we're getting high winds compared to 30 in ukiah where the wind is calm. we'll talk more about this as well as what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up in a few minutes. >>> we're looking out to the roadway. we don't want friction. we want the cars moving smoothly on the roadway and not rubbing again

they kept going down the coast. when they were going down the coast in 1619 they saw something extremely devastating, the most devastating thing that ever happened to our people, disease. there was a major epidemic that happened between 1616 and 1618 or '19 when squaunto was over in england. this plague, the skin turned yellow, people got open soares n their bodies and died within two or three days once they got this. it wiped out the native population all along the coast anywhere from 70% to 90% were wiped out within two or three years. that plague as far as we know didn't affect a lot of people on the islands because it's hard for disease to go through water. and people probably moved out here for protection from the plague. disease control came out -- they believed it may be le leptosporosis. the fetus of the rats get into the water system causing an infectious liver disease. and that's what the theory is now. i always say this, you can put whatever name you want on it, it doesn't matter to me. what i do know, it

so we shut down our dining room.nately, we did have to let a chunk of our staff go right now, but we are trying to do as much takeout and delivery as we can to feed our neighborhood. today, we prepared 65 pizzas for our local hospitals, and we're really looking forward to delivering them. >> since we started this, we've been getting calls from restaurants in the area. and so up next, we have 3rd cousin. we have proposition chicken. we have bun mee, and we have rt rotisserie, and a few more are coming. so a great way for you to be a part of this is to go onto our website, mealtoheal.org, and go and look at all the restaurants that we're helping partner with and call the restaurant directly, say "i want to buy a meal to heal." it's $20. the money goes straight to a meal that goes straight -- li