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and the stock market is way up. if you own a home, the value of homes is way up. and with all of these jobs out there, there are job opportunities and wages are going up. it's a mix picture. i know it feels terrible when you're out there shopping for anything. but we are doing okay financially. we really are. >> thank you very much. >>> now to a day filled with drama and high emotions at the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse. the teenager breaking down in tears as he took the stand in his own defense. now the possibility of a mistrial after the judge lashed out at the prosecution. gabe gutierrez joins us from the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin, good morning. >> reporter: more defense witnesses are expected today after a wild day at this courthouse, the defendant sobbing, the judge yelling and the defense asking for a mistrial. this morning, kyle rittenhouse's attorneys requesting a mistrial with prejudice in the closely watched case after clashes between the judge and the prosecution. that would mean rittenhouse could not be tried again. the request came after

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think we got up early. are you going to be there throughout thanksgiving are back home and then go in new york, actually. so on tuesday. we are add on to say that. well, there's a new storm. so. so speaking of storms, we're hearing that across the country. there could be storms next week that could impact your flight just like that famous movie planes trains and automobiles. but it looks like it's good to go for now. if you're traveling anywhere in the country. look at the lines. remember that james darya 5 o'clock. it was snaking around. not so bad right now. you're coming through. but keep in mask up, they will have plenty of agents to make sure that you do that. and you're good to go 53 million americans oakland. you know, they got to do it a little bit. they got their own love to tell you that they're just like everybody else but oakland being oakland and old school. their busiest day will be wednesday. 50,000 people coming through sfo to i do remember trains planes and automobiles. what would you do. y

, people pay it. flight up, hotel rooms, up all costs, up meet prices were up. something like 8 percent in just one month. beef prices in the eyes is people paying it, they don't care, they're not bargaining. they're not. they're not head donek adjustment. they're not replacing it with burger. instead of a petition perspective, people in america were willing to forego experiencing inflation that would come from allowing for high paying factory jobs to stay in america. pay more for stuff, but have a higher paying jobs. they're willing to make a bargain and saying, well, we're going to send our factories and our jobs to china. because for us, it's more important to get cheap stuff at wal mart and other big box stores. well, okay, that's the devil's bargain, because now they're in a place in america. they can't even manufacture masks during the pandemic. there's no manufacturing base anymore. china holds all the cards. the cost of rebuilding the factories and jobs here is prohibitively expensive and they're, they're out of the, of any wiggle room to do that. anyway

i think names like that, i think travel names will be up. names like costcowill be up. there will be a chase still for some portions of retail. other portions as we've seen that don't have pricing power will fall out of bed i don't think you are going to see. i think you will see vacation stocks come into vogue again people couldn't get out of their home now they're planning vacations, six, eight, nine months out, because they don't want to lose a spot on the plane. so airlines, hotels, retail, some of the names in the higher end retail and then if you want to go cyclical, you can go with the banks if you think rates are moving substantially higher. >> what do you think is the trade for the next month i mean, talk about "fast money"? that's "fast money", right for the next month until year end, tim, where do you think you get the most bang for your buck? >> i am comfortable with that time horizon, that works if you look at the durable goods numbers today up 9.8%. if you look where ppi have been, these are trades very good for resources essentially inflation type trades,

it is a raise — up for a raise in 2022. it is a raise at— up for a raise in 2022. saying it will be frozen _ the telegraph as saying it will be frozen for— the telegraph as saying it will be frozen for the first couple of years — frozen for the first couple of years. the bbc will find this agonising on the basis that it will mean _ agonising on the basis that it will mean cuts — agonising on the basis that it will mean cuts in programming. the bbc will also _ mean cuts in programming. the bbc will also get hit by inflation, let the rest — will also get hit by inflation, let the rest of us, which will make things— the rest of us, which will make things worse. i think the licence fee is— things worse. i think the licence fee is pretty good value at £159. however. — fee is pretty good value at £159. however, i feel that every kind of public— however, i feel that every kind of public body has to do it bit because of the _ public body has to do it bit because of the pandemic and given energy bills are _ of the pandemic and given energy bills are going up by roughly that

we will add up all the rain chances coming up at 6:00.across the coast, temperatures very close to normal for this time of year. we are currently mostly in the 60s. everybody between 63 and 70. low temperatures tonight dropping down to a few upper 40s, and a lot of low to mid 50s in the map. everybody ends up 1 degree above average, very close to normal for this time of year. mid-60s again along the coast low 70s in the santa clara valley, right around 72 degrees in san jose. everybody inland and the east bay, 71 to 72. of them at school around the bay. upper 60s in san francisco. upper 60s to around 70 degrees for oakland in the east bay. highs around 70 degrees for most of the north bay. the cloud cover will thicken up a bit earlier by late afternoon. i will keep temperatures slightly cooler. similar temperatures further north. we stay below average as we dry out site friday, saturday, and sunday. the first weekend in november is looking really nice for the next rain chance arrives. is also nice to see by monday, monday night, and tuesd

and up and up, even when they eventually go public and have to end up at a devaluation. whether it is spacs starting at ten and falling to six or seven or companies getting really big valuationness the private markets, going public and not able to sustain them at the moment there's too much money in the venture sector, leading to valuations that are too high an unsustainable. that's why we have the problem. >> does that mean you are not doing much of anything >> no, no, of course not we're investing. look, for me, and one of the reasons i like being an early-stage investor is even if it doesn't go up by as much as my analysts might think it will, if we invest in a company at a valuation of $40 million and it gets up to $4 billion, whether ultimately we sell after the lock-up period, whether it is at $3 billion, $2 billion, we did pretty well. the model still works. if i were a growth equity investor right now i would be really nervous >> yeah, you are buying from the early guys, and a tougher spot to be in, bradley. thank you very much. >> thank you happy thanksgiving >>

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we think it'sgoing to hold up.back to the office very quickly we've seen in the international markets where they have gone back quicker some of the occasions that we've been able to win, we've been able to keep and so, you know, we've increased household penetration but more importantly, and for us, what we've done even better is increase buy rates. and so, people have enjoyed their snacking occasions the snacking occasions is what's been added to the mix of the way people eat where we see the softness is on the go occasions which we are performing very well in prior to the pandemic so, as workers go back, as they become more mobile, we think that some of the things that we'll lose in terms of at-home snacking and at-home breakfast will pick up in some of our portable snacks and on the go snacks that's what we're planning on. we're forecasting gradual return to the office. and we think it will actually work in our favor in terms of what we're able to keep sticking at home. because at-home will still be greater than

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that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.s at the top of the hour with vicki liviakis end cap and better than me i cannot. here's what we're working on for 9 heavy rick. >> we felt all across the bay area right now. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking just how the storm could affect your morning commute. also the woman hit in the eye with a paid fall as she was walking home from the outside lands. she may now never be able to see out of that eye again, why she that could be more victims. those stories and more coming when fu time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at tonight at 9, more rain in the bay area and a live look at stormtracker four's. you can see plenty of green there. >> rain in san francisco moving east right now it's expected to bring some much

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that's coming up next. >>> a beautiful sunset. i'll get us ready for warmer weather. >>> it turns out that some of the most popular bay area beaches have a dangerous past. earlier this year, a young boy was swept out to sea along the san mateo coast. now his family is behind some changes that could be the difference between drowning and a rescue. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from half moon bay to show us new life-saving stations. >> reporter: i'm here where you can see one of the three life ring stations set up here in san mateo county, an idea inspired by the tragic drowning of a boy. the official installation at mavericks beach and two at surfers beach. they include ring buoys and dispensable rope. >> hopeful think will save lives and inspire communities along the coast to do something similar. >> reporter: the project was started by the county harbor district, motivated by the drowning of the 12 year old from fremont, caught by a sneaker wave at cal state beach while on a family trip in january. witnesses tried forming

the dow is up 17%. the s p 500 up 22%. the nasdaq up 20%. what a great year where the final 2 months of the year. the big promise boils up 72% and it's getting cold outside. fed is a report on wednesday the start tapering that could change things. they stop buying back bonds jobs number on friday. super important american airlines canceled 1400 flights this week. and tony, we still have a labor issue in the united even stocks are doing great. there. still some underlying concerns make ribs back. james. i say more. the mcrib is back. >> the is back and we're also taking a look at our next topic which is coca cola. we know steph curry is sponsored by armor. body armor. but koch now owns body armor. so start seeing coca cola on the table for his post-game press conferences. everybody by everybody these days. >> i think you'll continue to see body armor. the big winner this weekend wasn't dead man kobe bryant invested in body armor year to back in 2000, 12 his the states and get a check for 100 million dollars pepsi. dominate sports drinks and g

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they up? >> yeah. kari hall has a look at the weather. >> it's going to be a nice day. a lot of sunshine after the fog clears out. los gatos and east san josÉ headed up to 68 degrees. for the east bay we will see temperatures in the mid-60s with fremont reaching up to 68 degrees, but antioch cooler with the fog hanging on and a high of 65 degrees. also looking at about a high of 65. you see the temperatures are uniform from the coast to the inland areas, not a big difference here with downtown san francisco reaching 65, and also 65 in sonoma and ukiah today reaching 67 degrees. here's a look at the overall picture and the next system coming our way, and there's not a whole lot to it. as we go into the next couple of days we will see this quickly racing through, and most of the rain coming through the over night hours and starting out with spotty showers by thursday into friday morning, and we will see the showers lingering into friday with parts of the south bay as well. the east bay, we could

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more details coming up. i wanted to make sure i showed you slowing here into sunol, and into fremont out of sunol, and the crash is on the shoulder. light at the altamont pass, and more on that coming up but the rest of the bay pretty standard. >>> a record buy in california. the most expensive home purchased in state history. just how much one man paid for his southern california mansion and his ties to silicon valley. >>> speaking of riches. an idea goes viral on the internet that billionaiee will little blip on the dow. >>> a historic downpour proved to be a real test for the napa river. it was recently restored to prevent flooding, and residents are concerned about climate change. you can read more about this on nbcbayarea.com/climateincrisis. >>> good monday morning. we're now at 6:14, and we're walking out the door to some light rain again in the north bay. we have got stormranger, and santa rosa waking up to wet weather. we will be tracking that. we'll talk about when you can see that across the rest