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let's go to adobe. in the ewe they guided nick willing 2019 sales up to 20 peppers. good news investors liked it still down from there. when we look at this stock here look at it sitting here on 235 town 15% in correction territory. this is expensive stock just like nvidia trading about ten times the sales and 30 times expected earnings. i see a gap down to 20 oh on disaping results on 23 -- on december 13th. let's go to the five-year chart it sbls. i want to overlay the two of these over the last five years kind of similar price action massively outperforming the nasdaq and s&p the whole which the orange is nvidia we saw what happened there that's adobe here is the thing. adobe still up 36% on the year down 15 from the high. december 13th the earnings event. i do not if i own this stock want to be sitting around waiting for some sort of disappointing guidance now and then i might think about as a hedge or if i'm looking to kind of kill some whales here i may go after this on the short side. when the stock traded today at 239 look to december expiration catch the ear

. >>> new data from adobe saying today will be the biggest online shopping day in u.s.istory contessa brewer is live at an aem amazon fulfillment center in new jersey and has more. >> reporter: hi there, morgan. all 14 miles of conveyer inside this million square foot facility are dedicated today to fulfilling cyber monday orders, coming in fast and furious amazon has some competition ahead of it. it is trying to best its own record set last cyber monday in 2017, when it was the biggest day ever, selling 83 million items if you do the math, comes out to 3.5 million items an hour significant. all these items go out, sent to homes from here around the country. here at this fulfillment center, one of 110 nationwide, and one of 25 robotic centers globally, they can process these very quickly and efficiently. they still need human beings, some 2500 people work here talk about numbers for cyber monday you mentioned adobe, saying it could be the biggest online shopping day in american history. we're on track for 18% year over year growth. there's a lot of competitors that want

is currently down 182, along with other famously big momentum names, a and d, align -- >> throw in adobe above 100 billion in market cap sales force not sure if you mentioned. at first glance, looks like a lot of names down most are smaller names like square and zen desk and drop box but when you note cloud names that are down, big cloud names like sales force, adobe, makes you think something else is going on. >> and gaming stocks are being crushed. fresh new 52 week lows today worth noting, nasdaq 100, big cap tech names leading that average down, now down 5% in the past one month it has been the worst performer of the major indexes. >> the social network is under pressure the journal reports that mark zuckerberg adopted a more aggressive management style in light of the company's recent troubles reportedly told top company lieutenants earlier this year the social network was at war and planned to lead the company accordingly. paper says the new approach has driven several key executives from facebook and at times has created tensions with coo cheryl sandberg for that, we turn to kara.

adobe up 700 points. there's no data to support this but i can explain this number. the markets jumped at the head of jerome powell used these two words just below. listen to him say it and we'll talk on the other side. >> interest rates are still low by historical standard and remain just below that level that would be neutral for the

walking is the 7th one and adobe sort of a hitch. walt disney saw it and said i want every time adobe comes into a scene to do the hitch step. it cost him 6 months of going back and working reanimation but it was that level of perfectionism to try to create something that not only was moving, but it was a standard nobody else could get close to. that kind of leadership is intoxicating for people who get to be a part of it. you want to be on that team. he paid them well, he pushed them hard, he treated them well but the thing we most want in life is to be part of a special team and do something of real value so in 1937 when the movie came out and it was this extraordinary hit, it just reinforced for him and of course the power. now is the company got bigger, he had trouble scaling his own leadership style but you could see why he could pull people to him. >> lots of people who pull people to him, you sort of begin this description by talkingabout him removing his tattoo in a jordanian present . >> who led al qaeda in iraq. he is the g

this is according to adobe analytics. cyber monday, known for the best deals on toys. and travel tuesday. tuesday is supposed to be the best for flights. so you're wondering, i'm at a best buy. what kind of deals can you get at this location. we reached out to corporate about an hour ago. they said they just launched 50 more deals, 50% off, launched only tomorrow. some discounts on apple watch wrist bands. we're seeing $150 off of ipads. the 65-inch tvs coming in at $600. not bad. if you're not near a best buy and you don't want to deal with the craziness, there's other deals going on. kohl's has probably the strongest sales right now in terms of the website. based off of what i was looking at, walmart discounts with iphone. best buy here, samsung deals. amazon, of course, they'll pitch their own products. so they're running hot on their own products. they also launched the lightning deals. you can see the crowds. we'll show you before i throw it back to you. self trying to get the deals, but you can shop online if you want to avoid crowds. it's kind of fun to rush her

adobe which tracks e-commerce said as of 5:00 p.m. yesterday $1.75 billion was spent online, up 23% from last year. adobe expects thanksgiving sales to hit a record $3.5 billion and shopify says at the peak on thursday, retailers on the network generated more than $250,000 in sales per minute. stores are also offering shoppers new ways to make getting in and out even faster. walmart has a feature on its mobile app to make it easier for you to find an item's exact location in the store. kohl's mobile app will let customers take photos of items anywhere and find similar products in stores and several chains will also let you check out on the spot with a salesperson in the aisles. >> as long as you can track them down. more and more stores are doing that. >> kate, how is your holiday list going? are you done? >> she's done. >> she's out! >> she's so done with us. >>> nbc bay area responds to a lot of viewers who have trouble returning merchandise. >> seeing as the holiday shopping season is here, we asked consumer investigator chris chmu

adobe analytics says retailers pulled in a record $6 billion in online sales. that is up 23% from last year. now, the average shopper spent about a thousand bucks. shoppers may like to buy online but adobe says they prefer to pick up in store instead of waiting for packages to arrive in the mail. and by the way, global data projects overall black friday spending jumped 6% to about $60 billion. >> and speaking of all that shopping, today was all about small business saturday. that holiday, created by american express in 2010 to get people shopping small during the recession. shoppers are encouraged to buy from independently owned stores and online boutiques. and here in the bay area many shoppers blocked to downtown willow glen, including one woman who was shopping for books and gift cards to put under the tree. >> well, i live in the area. i like to support the businesses along the avenue. i don't want to see any of them close. so i'm here to do some christmas shopping. >> we like to hear that. many shoppers told us they enjoyed shopping on the avenue as there

that's up 23% from last year according to adobe analytics. the average shopper spent about $1,000. they may like to buy online but adobe says they prefer to pick it up at the store as opposed to waiting for the mail. >> today is all about small business saturday. that holiday was created by american expresss in 2010 to get people shopping small during the recession. shoppers are encouraged to buy from independently owned stores and online boutiques. here in the bay, many shoppers flocked to downtown willow glen including one woman shopping for books and gift cards to put under the tree. >> well, i live in the area. i like to support the businesses along the avenue. don't want to see any of them close. i'm here to do some christmas shopping. > many shoppers told us they enjoyed shopping on the avenue as there are smaller crowds and more familiar faces. they just some of the 67 million people that the national retail federation anticipates to shop small today. >>> still to come, full speed ahead for those holiday decorations. san francisco making way for one sweet addition. tell what

it is a revenue share partnership with adobe.e have the opportunity to increase the number of gopro videos, the clips that we will include in the program. and we intend for more of the clips to come from our users, the quality of user generated content we expect to improve, now that hero 7 black is in the market with its hyper smooth the video stabilization. so we may be entering a new era of higher quality ujc, and 360 footage captured with our fusion camera could be included in the stock program as well. >> nick, thank you for joining us. vonnie: selena in san francisco, thank you, with the gopro ceo there. let's keep talking tech. apple's announcement that it will stop disclosing units, sparking concerns. shares down 7% now. some analysts praising the move, others are unimpressed. who has aing in one, hold rating on apple. lookinghat you were forward to the results, because you are thinking they would go to the upside, the how did you actually received the results? nehal: as far as units go, it didn't disappoint. is simple bec

adobe is getting clobbered.ing to get to the point -- are we starting to get to the point where there is value here? the price action today suggests people are rebalancing their portfolio. going into a short holiday week, people do not want to take a lot of risk. some names become more compelling. right now, it is the markets overall. weaine: where below 19 -- are below 19 on the s&p. these are levels we have not seen since 2016, maybe earlier than that. >> the valuations are attractive. allocation.our now you get to the point where it is attractive. we knew going into the call we would get a few weeks of choppiness and volatility. i think it will hinge on the trade outcome. i view the mike pence comments as headline noise. i think the most important person is trump. most of what he has said is i want a deal. other people in his administration are acting as bad cops to his good cop. if there is progress, that will be positive for the markets. caroline: where are we sitting currently on volatility? >> i would say

>> i don't know. >> look at adobe it is up 20% what am i supposed to do say this is the level? you see the charts >> you think adobe is vulnerable here >> i think it is vulnerable until it is down >> they are the best way to gauge internet commerce. if the stocks are down for the year, i would tell you to just go buy it. every time i look at a stock that i really like, i mean i have a really good read on twilio >> it is an interesting year where verizon and star is up again. v verizon is up 16% this year. i am going to buy it here. twilio is a great quarter. it was great you usually would say it was great. >> thank you >> speaking of the quarters and bright spots campbell is up 6%. 20% of the flow is short >> you got to be kidding me? they don't like goldfish campbell, you know what they reduced expectations but they actually did better. the stock is up sharply. >> who would short the stock is that credit issues? its got a 3.5% yield i got a lot of companie companies -- mclaughlin is probably doing it right. they fix the dispute they had with walmart that was hurting them in te

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coming away with the best black friday buys we kind of like the rush but according to data analyst adobe analytics this year's black friday crowds with down in america u.s. online sales on the other hand hit a record six point two billion dollars that day and nearly a third of the purchases were made on small phones convenience seems is everything when it comes to holiday shopping. ahead of german industrial robotics produce a kooka stepping down as its chinese onus more management control to a hotel is leaving his role at the end of the year who was acquired by china's media group two years ago times of its voiced concerns about a shopping spree that saw several years for teaching the important german tech companies sold off to chinese investors media reports indicate the media group is speeding up to cause integration into its larger business operations by wanting more say over who has daily operations. some love them and some hate them and china it seems can't get enough of them talking about its duryea southeast asian fruit as fries for its sweet flavor and banned from many hotels of

adobe say sales of items that people bought with their smartphones hit $2 biion. there w also a big spike in the trend of buying online and then picking a product in store. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> frank, thank you. still ahead on news 4 today, new laws changing the tax breaks you receive after mak a charitable donation. >> we're talking to one organization about the impact the laws may have on them. this mornin we're trackin the investigations launched after a violent day in the district. news 4 today will be right back. st with us. ay >>> it's tuesdaymorning. we're starting the day off much dryer than what weee have the past two days. >> check out this video here. all the rair we saw o the weekend caused this mess at the metro station. that is a lot of water pouring. yesterday's weather wasn't a whole lotbetter. >> a check on your commute with melissa in just a second. let's go to storm team 4 chuck bells >> like the song says after the ain comes the wind comes right behind the rain. how do i mess out the lyrics to oklahoma f

adobe analytics expects a 20% increase in online sales compared to last year.y experts warn today's internet shopping bonanza may also bea internet shopping bonanza may also be a gift to online criminals and hackers. a cyber security expert i spoke to earlier said, despite the data breach, people continue to shop online without fear. two they are kind of use to it when we shop online nowadays, and obviously it is somewhat impacting our behaviour. but how can we better protect ourselves from these data breaches and these hackers? that comes from the very beginning, when the e—commerce platforms are writing their software, so it more difficult to secure everything. so we need to start from the beginning and not adding the layers of security afterwards. online research groups say cyber monday shoppers could cause websites to crash when they flood online. the sale is expected to be bigger than black friday. so it is time to shop. not more shopping, i did plenty this weekend. the perth is empty now. -- purse. pushkar is the biggest camelfair in india, and a source o

that's true you have some that are preserving gains paypal was up 6% keep mentioning sales force, adobethe reason is that they're fellow travelers with the faang stocks and essentially the market has been searching out and trying to target those stocks that still have a lot of stuff under them >> they won't rest until everyone is destroyed? >> i don't know if it is everyone you have to get rid of the idea there are safe places to hide in your favorite names. >> what do you make of the fact that semis are leading the rebound today, and some cloud names punished yesterday are also pretty strong today looking at workday, lamb research is chips, texas instruments, another chips stock, but wayfair, cloud retailer zen desk was down yesterday. it is a weird mix of semis and smaller cloud names. >> semis i would say they topped months ago, they led the whole thing down, they were weakening as a leadership group, well before the rest of tech did and the market did seems as if people are in there with legitimate sense of maybe it is overdone to the down side. with other names you mention, i think

shoppers may like to buy online, but "adobe" says they prefer to pick up in store....ing for packages to arrive in the mail. global data projects overall black friday spending to jump six percent to about 60-billion dollars. yesterday was all about "small business saturday". the holiday was created by american express in 2010 - to get people shopping small during the recession. shoppers are encouraged to buy from independently owned stores and online boutiques. and here in the bay... many shoppers flocked to downtown willow glen. including this woman, who was shopping for books and gift- >>> here in the bay shoppers at willow glen, one woman shopping for books and gift cards to put under the tree. >> well, i live in the area. i like to support the businesses along the avenue. don't want to see any of them closed, so i'm here to do some christmas shopping. >> many shoppers told us that they enjoyed shopping on the avenue, as there are fewer crowds and more familiar faces. they are some of the 67 million people that the national retail federation anticipates to have shop

microsoft, adobe and s.a.p.ned us in september talking about the open data initiative oracle just last month threw some shade in amazon's direction. larry ellison claimed that amazon can't quit oracle's database i asked andy jassey how he responds to ellison. >> pretty soon you know, i think just in general what i would say is that anybody who has spent time looking at the cloud or is using the cloud takes those comments with a grain of salt sometimes facts are useful, because facts are still a good thing. if you look at the facts, by the end of 2018, 88% of the databases at amazon that were running oracle will be off of oracle and running amazon dynamo db or amazon aurora. 97% of the mission critical databases will be off of oracle and run on dynamo db and aurora. on november 1st, we turned off our oracle data warehouse and moved it to red ship we're virtually done moving away from oracle on the database side and by mid-2019 we'll be done. >> wow, so that soon, before next year is done you'll be off oracle. >>

adobe lower by 5%. the dow jones down .9%. the nasdaq is down 1.8%.nderp, bridgewater ray dalio is next. he joined us for an exclusive conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 29 minutes past the hour. we are getting breaking news related to run no. the fret -- related to renault. the french finance minister's --king up its boss saying the french government mantra the stability of governance. the french government likes to have a stay -- essay of what happens in large areas of french industry. these are the kinds of comments we should expect from the french government. talking about the stability of governance at renault, no share price reaction. vonnie: mitsubishi also looking at the situation and coming to some kind of decision which we will keep you updated on. apple on the decline again as well. according to the wall street journal, apple is coming production orders for the three iphone models in unveiled in september. a reporter for bloomberg news joins us now. another 3% decline. how much does the market put store in these stories? we do not know

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discou but according to adobe analytics, black friday may not be the best day to get deals. >> 50% ofsumers say black friday is the best deal to get toys online, but our data suggests it'slly cyber mondayig >> but you mht not want to wait much longer than that, especially if you have lol surprise or hahimals on your list. >> a lot ofoys will be out of stock two days before. >> the sunday after thanksgiving is the best time to buy apparel or appltnces. don't forget about black friday all together. >> black friday is the best day to get deals on large ticket electronics like computers, laptops and big tvs. >> not all deals are created equal. savvy shoppers should look at price. n just the >> some of these deals may be too good to be true or may be oa products tharen't all that great. >> follow retailers on social media and u a browser extension. >> the good thing about this is you don't have toe spend t at home looking for coupon codes or doing comparison shopping because it's doing all of this work behind the scenes for you. >> experts expect people will spend aillion dollars online be

a number of figures out today from adobe analytics.aying $643 million has been spent online as of 10:00 a.m. this morning. sayingthat puts us on track fo4 billion to be spent online today. they skinning itself, $3.7 billion was spent online. of that, $1 billion was spent on mobile devices. joe: is there a demographic, for a sort of character of the type of people who show up and stand in line early on black friday? are they thrill seekers they really like the crowd, and the bigger the crowd and longer the line the more fun it is for them? mix of think you have a them. there must be some people who like standing in line. i am not necessarily one of them. a number of retailers have offered particular deals for coming into the stores as a way to boost food traffic -- foot traffic. we have seen that as a way for retailers are getting people in the store. speaking to jeff gennette, he talked about macy's being an on the general retailer. -- an omni-channel retailer. online shopping is trending towards buying on mobile. we have seen a lot of

ado adobe analytics predicts 20 billion will be sent today. >> all this despite the fact that most of us will be at work while we shop. a sur found 64% of professionals plan to look at online sales today at the office. you may want to save the airfare for tomorrow. experts say that's when prices will be at their lowest of this big sales week. >> okay. >>> 4:36. coming up, it's the season for holiday parties, but you y not have an invite f your office this year. why compani are canceling events. >>> and then tips to make sure lights won't be bringing any risks into your home. >>> it is the season for holiday spirit and checkhaout chopper 4 found already set up over the weekend. th is a home in brookville, maryland. this family goes out. and santa was there d he came out to wave at our choppers it flew by. he will inbound his sleigh soon 29 days until christmas, just to make it real for you. now that thankserving is bring it. bring it all, bring the music and oheaments and christmas tree. chuck bell has his christmas tree up. >> >> yes, yes, i love it. >> we will get there. >> yeah, sur

adobe analytics says americans are expected to spend $3.7 billion today. in san jose, david louie, "abc7 news." >> thank you, david. >>> it may seem unusual to be talking about summer catmp on summer day. >> but this camp offers something unique for the >>> this is the perfect time of year to say thank you to a program that's helping thousands of children and families living with cancer in northern california. >> it's a place where magic happens. it provides free summer camp in the sierra foothills. this is sims camp, a nonprofit based in marin county. caer. young people are thehire ks also need healing. and sometimes parents don't understand there's even a problem, at first. >> i have five children, and my youngest was 6 months old and diagnosed with cancer. at the time, it was just this whirl wind trying to deal with all of that and trying to make things as normal as possible for my four older children. >> i was with my daughter in the hospital but my husband would bring the children during the day and hang out and we had a friend who said, i'm really so

salesforce is down more than 8% as is adobe. tech selloff is really did to reading the nasdaq. -- is deteriorating the selloff. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. we are seeing a selloff which is deteriorating the s&p 500, down 1.7%. and todaq is down 2.9% give you an idea of why, salesforce is down more than 8%. ,t is really picking up steam this selloff with adobe down more than 8%. negativeey is turning but on low liquidity and low volume. get the good news out of china for its fox deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ word news.is first volunteers in chico, california are trying to encourage hundreds of people forced from their homes by wildfires to leave a walmart parking lot and moved to shelters. some of the evacuees have been living in tents and the lot for up to one week. walmart and the american red cross are also advising people to move to shelters. rain is expected this week in chico and authorities are concerned that fields adjacent to the parking lot could flood. as one of the deadliest wildfires in u.s.

. >> adobe says it is on a record breaking day of $29 billion likely spent online for thanksgiving today$5.9 billion expected to be spent that's an increase of 17%. the top near store searches, walmart is number one and best buy. walmart is up. macy's is the only fashion name if the top four which is quite interesting. fashion is kind of seeing a resurgence here. why is there a group working with shoppers serving 350 and asking them of top games lego coming in, hasbro and marvel by disney we'll keep you guys updated. >> busy day. let's get it underway. black friday and the holiday season, let's turn to the location at macy's first on cnbc is jeff gennette, it is always good to have you on black friday good morning to you >> the parade looked great congratulations on that. i love to get your comment of some -- is that how you feel >> o, carl, really strong star to the holiday shopping season customers showed up early online when we opened up our stores at 5:00, they were there. they were responding to all the great values i also saw in our competitors in walking around last night, it look

its brick and mortar deals, broke online shopping records up nearly 24% over last year according to adobe. >> cyber monday is becching so more important because online sales are up high 20s. that's where the growth is. that's where the business is to be won. >> amazon competitors intent on stealing market share with more people shopping online. big retailers are generally offering free shipping. but mostith strings attached. amazon's free for all will cottage with a cost. last quarter aman said it spent $6.6 billion on shipping, nearly double its operating income. but clearly something about its strategy is working. >> i'm buying things that i never bought before. >>eporter: amazon's on tech toys are among the biggest sellers today. no surprise, ty're deemly discounted. an echo dot costs less than half its roger pricinor price. not everyone is convinced. >> i like to go into the stores and look and feel and buy the clothes that way. >> reporter: the convenience is the key. amazon thinks it can offer increasing convenience and grow its profit margin by owning more of the distribution chain

and adobe analytic said they expect $3.7 billion in sales this thanksgiving up 29% from last year. smartphones are driving half of the traffic on retail sites and other top products are the nintendo switch and hp laptops and the call to duty video game. >>> and oakland wants to forget about the retailers on black friday and to shop local. oakland has launched plaid friday. 200 retailers, restaurants and artist also have special offers today. the kick off event is set for 10:30 this morning on lakeshore avenue. >>> the time is 4:05, several people were killed in twin terror attacks in pakistan. there was an intense hour long shootout where two civilians and two police officers and although of the assailants were killed. a few hours later 35 people were killed in a bombing that happened at an open air market in northwestern pakistan. most of them were minority shiite muslims. the bombing was condemned as an act of terrorism. >>> many people are using thanksgiving to give back to their communities. in east oakland, it was a combination of motorcycles and hot holiday meals. the good fe

. >> according to online data analyst adobe analytics, the black friday crowds are thinning out.nstead online sales on that day hit a record 6.2 billion dollars with nearly one-third of purchases being made on smartphones. proof that convenience is playing a key role is holiday shopping. >> i've done the black friday and i never want to do it again. do i have all day tomorrow to be in front of my computer. >> the holiday season is expected to bring in 124 billion dollars. elaine there are 36 days between cybermonday and christmas day and each of those days is expected to bring in 2 billion dollars a piece. in online sales. >> mir a ya, thanks. up next, an nfl player is cut from his team hours after being arrested on charges of domestic violence. >> quijano: the pent goon has identified the u.s. army ranger killed this weekend in afghanistan. sergeants lee and rojaso was quilled by enemy fire saturday in an area where al-qaeda is known to operate. sergeant jasso of leavenworth, washington, was 25 years old and on his third deployment to afghanistan. he was the tenth u.s. service m

according to san jose's adobe, americans will spend nearly $8 billion today. this is amazon's fulfillment where they are work i work i work iing overtime. nearly half of consumering like ordering online, but plan on picking them up at a store near them. >>> the extent of the damage is unknown after that crash in san francisco. it was caught on camera. golden gate ferry is still assessing the damage. two of the 53 people on board were hurt. investigators are still trying to figure out what led to that crash, and the repairs are now in the works. >>> stek waph curry walked awaym that car crash video. take a look at that arrow. this was posted by tmz. curry's black porsche and another car crashing up against the divider on highway 24, just coming out of the tunnel. could have been terrible. a few minutes later, his car was hit again. but thankfully he was not inside the car. you can see the damage there, though. he was standing in the median waiting for chp officers. >> with all that rain and everything, he's so fortunate. >> it's going to be wet again this week.

adobe which tracks e-commerce said as of 5:00 p.m. yesterday $1.75 billion was spent online, up 23% from last year. adobe expects thanks giving sales to hit a record $3.5 billion and shopify says at the peak on thursday, retailers on the network generated more than $250,000 in sales per minute. stores are also offering shoppers new ways to make getting in and out even faster. walmart has a feature on its mobile app to make it easier for to you find an item's exact location in the store. kohl's mobile app will let customers take photos of items anywhere, several check out on the spot right in the aisles. back over to you. >> that's always convenient. thanks a lot. >> kate, thank you. 62 in san jose. we're going to stick to upper 50s and 60s in san francisco. look at this beautiful shot, a live shot of how squaw creek lake ta show looks. we have christmas lights up and going and this is the latest report, so far at the bay, 18 inches. they saw six inches fall overnight. they've only got two groomed runs and certain amount of trails open

larry adobe will do that two months later in the american league. jackie robinson's plane for the jackie robinson was playing for the dodgers in the national league. the library is very fortunate to have the branch and the jackie robinson collection. that's where we are able to draw a couple of items, including this letter from jackie in 1950, written to branch rickey who was leaving the dodgers. and robinson's writing to let him know how grateful he is for the brakes that ricky gave him in signing the dodgers, letting him know he was a trusted friend and he hopes ricky will think of him as a friend in return. it's a very heartfelt letter thanking him for everything he had done for himself and his family. what we have here is the original first page of jackie robinson's letter. on the back is a reproduction. in order to preserve this letter and keep it from being affected by the lights and the wear and tear of being on exhibition we will eventually swap these out. what we have on display then is the original signature of jackie later on in the exhib

the gold state warriors teaming one adobe to put on what is called the peaceful warriors summit at easthool. 75 fourth and fifth graders were led through several fun intekids conflict resolution tools to help them support each other. alyana gomez was there hosting the event. guest appearances by the warriors general manager bob myers on the left and power forward kaban loony. >> i know growing up, nobody talked to us about bullying. now that we're focusing in on kids health and mental health. that is real big and i'm glad to be a part of it. >> the 75 school kids went home bay backpack filled with championship gear and a new pair of shoes from the warriors. the warriors will host these events at school year round. >>> the national christmas industry will be lit tonight in washington, d.c. president trump and the first lady melania trump will be at the ceremony outside the white house. this will be the 98th national industry lighting ceremony. the tree is a living colorado blue spruce. it is from virginia. and in new york cithe iconic rockefeller center christmas industry will also be li

consumers clicked and spent more than $6 billion on the internet, accord to adobe analytics. that number was up more than 23.5% over last year. but some things you can't get online. >> i love brooklyn. i live in brooklyn. >> ninan: this woman put in a custom order while face to face with the person who makes it. >> she is going to make an apron for me. it's so beautiful. number one, it's its brooklyn bridge. and number two, it's living la that is a wonderful combination of english and spairn. >> ninan: and while cyber monday deals are less than two days away, shop version already taken matters into their own hands. more than $2 billion of those online black friday sales remain on smartphones. under a new proposal, thousands of migrants seeking a to stay in mexico while their cases are processed in u.s. courts. weijia jiang has more on this from the president's winter white house in florida. >> reporter: cbs news has learned mexico's incoming government has discussed plans with the trump administration to have mexico essentially serve as a waiting room for migrants seek asylum

adobe and azure, adobe and microsoft verses sales force amazon and google.e -- that's the world and those two are doing very well. >> how are you making that decision if you are a chief technical technical or whoever makes that -- what are you basing it on, money? >> savings you go in the cloud and you get to lay off a lot of people >> i know that, when you are choosing between the two >> it is about partners. 60% of what sales force gets is what the partners tell them to do when you bring in delloyd, he's partnered with sales most of the ceos do not have the ability to understand who they should get they rely on somebody else to make that decision >> consultants handed off to the sales force. >> microsoft must be doing quite well, too. >> yeah, microsoft this morning is doing fairly well >> i have never seen so many guys on the call before. >> they have the cfo and benioff and they got stephen taylor? >> did you see me on the call. >> four different people on the call >> he mentioned me which is the thing that i am concerned about is the layoffs it will com

does have his hand -- >> the ceo of adobe. >> they are competitors.on for david, did you know that jack ma was a member of the communist party, when did you know it >> i did see a story yesterday who wrote that story it was unclear to me in terms of where it is coming from. >> in america in the '50s and when you are an communist is a big deal >> he walked a fine line in overseeing alibaba and what it can or can do, i don't read too much into it i am not expert of the internal of chinese politics and what it means to be a member of the communist party there verses being a patriot. but, your overall view, i agree. we have been talking about this tripod for amazon. i think they shut it down. >> they did. the web service business is just crushing it. i think that when you saw that shake up of google alphabet. that was a task. i think dell is doing great business with azure but jesus, t to go around the whole theme of decline and bear market is all about the data center. when i hear about cyber monday, how do i think that data center is slowing >> you ment

. >> reporter: adobe analytics crunching the numbers. black friday still reigns supreme for electronics. from tablets to tvs to computers. the sunday before cyber monday, the time to shop for clothing and appliances. and on cyber monday, the biggest discounts on toys. tom, one of the biggest changes you'll see in scores this year is a hopefully more seamless checkout experience. retailers like walmart and target are giving their employees handheld devices so you can scan those purr chases and hopefully skip the wait. tom? >> a good tool and some great deals right now. all right, rebecca, thank you. >>> when we come back, the vines principal beaten while trying to break up a fight. news about the students involved. >>> plus, the airline worker asleep in the cargo hold. the surprise when he womb uke u >>> plus, the incredible video, a humpback whale caught in a caa >>> time not for the index. and we start with a vice principal attacked by students in st. louis. video shows him being kicked and beaten, trying to break up a fight at a high s

according to adobe, the total online retail sales reached just under $8 billion, slightly more than what was expected. that number though is nearly 20% higher from a year ago. >>> now that pecybermonday something over, today is giving tuesday. a day devoted to donating to different charities around the globe. last year a record $300 million was raised. but could the new tax law affecl the lf donations this year? joining us tonight is reed fresa, financial planner. welcome back. >> hello with, bill, sue. >>> unthe new tax law the standard deduction is doubled and there are fewer people expected to itemize deductions maybe few than 5%. >> right. >> do you think that means fewer dona >>> that's the concern people lose the incentive. 30% useto use itemized deductions, 25% of the population may the concern is they lose the incentive to make the charitable donations. >> what's the best way if y intend to donate -- what's the best way to go about it? obviously check the regulations of the new tax law would be one step. but what else do you recommend to clients. >> basically three strategies tha

adobe analytics tracked online shopping in a big news.ber 1st through the 20th, $32 billion spent online. but get 164 million people going online to shop, stuart. $24 billion over black friday through cybermonday coming out. this is a record amount of money that we've seen in terms of dollars spent online. stuart: up 16% from last year. amazon is that its website inadvertently disclosed e-mail addresses and names of customers. stuart: yeah, they're saying it's a technical error. we've never seen amazon talk about a data breach ever. to have this floating across this morning as we come into the holiday shopping season. >> the holiday shopping season officially underway. i guess friday is expected to be a really big shopping season. sales could be up 4%, maybe 5% from last year. president and ceo of the national retail federation. if we get a 4% sales gain compared to last year, does that qualify as a blowout? >> you would get 4.5, close to 5% it would be extremely good. we had a fabulous year last year, so we're working against very tough

adobe sets a record 6 billion spent online by end of black friday. cybermonday is today, of course.ed to be largest online shopping day in american history. retail watch per burt with us now. earlier on show one of our guests said holiday retail sales season will be absolute blowout up 6% from last year. what's your number? >> between 3.5% to 4% all time record if stock market comes back, and oil market comes back. we'll be between 5 to 6. so there are couple of variables we could hit six but all time record of 1 trillion close to 4% increase. >> we'll take that 4 sct is a very good number. tell me about macy's because i think that is your standout of the brick-and-mortar retailers. you really are think they're standouts? >> stand out stuart team across the country never saw anything like it. maceyings opened early and thanksgiving day parade sustain momentum from midnight until 6 a.m. -- people buying big red starring baas out of macy's. all through black friday and into yesterday too. and his team which -- darlene hand website store opt, twin towers of power, with aaron sloan ashl

vasquez has built a house out of adobe and see wait. a year. yes i will not support every brick contains a high percentage of sargasso. and other years also some in the mortar between the bricks. all in all the house is sixty percent sarcasm. the house hit the headlines there had never been anything like it construction companies have contacted vasquez and want to build on his work it's not yet clear whether the house will withstand rain and wind though or how long its lifespan might be. it has to groom sent a toilet and is said to be earthquake and hurricane resistant if it proves its worth and goes into mass production that could make a significant difference here. if the most important thing i'm interested in the social impact generating jobs providing homes for people with few means or very poor people. i don't see this as a business nevertheless we're starting to produce houses in response to the demand there is a lot of demand so we're going to set up a number of companies to manufacture these houses as soon as possible. and that's positi

adobe analytics says amazo sales totalled $7.9 billion. this was amazon's biggestng shopay in the company's history. on top of that, online sales reached more than $6 billion on black friday and nearly billion on thanksgiving. they're going to have to open more headquarters. >> i know, asright. it big day for shoppers, obviously. and in georgetown, it was a big day f one thief too. while shoppers were hting the neack friday sales in georgetown, somas smashing car windows and taking valuables. several cars were hit, and the thief was able to make off with more than $11,000 worth of items like some jimmy choo boots, a canada goosejacket, and electronics. but the find my ipad app was able to lead police to a car near the mall where they found ems, butof the stolen not everything. >> what about your purse? >> no. >> what about your iphone? >> no. >> what about yr checkbook? >> no. >> police say the best way to protect yourself from a car break-in is to keepbl val out of view in your car. store things in the trunkey so an't be seen. >>> holiday

adobe says as of 5:00 p.m. eastern $1.75 billion was spent online, up 23% from last year. set a record and retailers on its network generated more than $250,000 in sales per minute. and stores are offering shoppers new ways to make getting in and getting out faster. walmart has a feature on its mobile app to make it easier to find an item's exact location in the store while kohl's mobile app will let customers take photos of items anywhere and find similar products in its stores. several chains will let you check out on the spot with a salesperson in the aisles. laura and scott, back over to you. >> they're making taking your money easy. >> sure yourself. >>> lots more to come on "today in the bay," bay area hotel workers spending the holiday weekend as they have for so long on strike. >>> and other second round of showers is here. we've got our second storm system that started moving in since last night. i'll talk about the timing of this storm and how much rainfall is expected for the next couple of hours. details coming up. >>> and that will affect your conditions cross