brighton twice came from behind to force a thrilling 2—2 draw against stoke at the amex stadium. the lead through eric maxim choupo—moting — the cameroonian picking up his third premier league goal of the season. the home side hit back when davey propper‘s cross was met by pascal gross in the middle of the box. but barely two minutes later, and stoke were in front again. kurt zouma, on loan from chelsea, powering in another. but not to be undone, glenn murray's clever pass found jose izquierdo. brighton's unbeaten run in the premier league is now five games. so often trusted with steering clubs to safety, tony pulis won't get the chance at west brom after his sacking today with the club one point above the relegation zone. they've failed to register a win in ten premier league games. he becomes the fifth managerial casualty in the pl this season. former manager gary megson, who had been pulis‘ assistant, is taking over until further notice. it should have happened last year. it's the worst i've ever seen up here. i'm not surprised after he's had this performance. it's been coming

>> the same i amex extremely grateful to have my parents home for the first time in 4 years and our health and beautiful four daughters. right? >> and that is awesome. and guess who will say grace here? two girls gianna and michaela. >> bless us o lord and bless these gifts we are about to receive from our bounty dear christ our lord amen. thank you god for our family and friends and health and our -- our firefighters and police officers and military, our doctors, our nurses, people suffering from natural disasters and crime. in the name of the father and son and holy spirit amen. >> that was beautiful thank you so much. lets eat away. here we go folks this is going across mercury peting itself and the food smells delicious. take my word for it it, is smells great. here is wishing everyone a happy thanksgiving. >> we'll throw it back to you in the studio. >> thank you dan. >> it was a bright sunny and chilly turkey day. as you know you are looking at the rothman rink at dillworth park and folks are trying to work out the extra turkey and stuffing and ice skating and we'll see a bit a warm-

according to amex and the national federation of independent business, 61% of consumers said they are aware of small business saturday and 82% plan to either shop or dine small on that day. for "nightly business repor i'm kate rogers in brooklyn, new york >>> and that's "nightly business " for tonight. i'm kelly evans. thanks for watching. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a great weekend, ev >> this is "bbc world news >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and now, "bbc world news." kasia: this is "bbc world news america." i am kasia madera. more than 230 people have been killed in a militant attack in egypt.

very clear that you want us taking the miles off of the ame card, and you don't want us going to amex'srying to use the miles. >> you are get the best miles transferring them. don't transfer them until you know you have awards space >> they say that if you are going to transfer to their airline, it could take 30 days to transfer. you have teen that >> at the points guy.com we have a list of how long it actually takes to transfer your points in most cases from amex and from chase. in most cases. >> the big issue -- >> what's the -- >> there are a couple of kpepgzs. there's probably not anything you'll be dealing with like middle eastern paris, things like that. >> if you are trying to get to united or dealt yarks it's pretty much -- >> when is the easiest upgrade >> definitely not during the holidays the holidays is when they're going to obviously be at 100% capacity you want to look for off travel days if can you travel in the offseason. >> you can't really buy points these days to actually get to the next level i'm at 40,000 on united. i need to get to 50,000 by the end of the year. >>

interestingly the day in between small business saturday there's big business behind it it's being funded by amex because they're trying to gain favor with the retailers who resent the commish and they're trying to get back into their good graces and they're providing support material and videos and other tools for the mom and pops the small business saturday best buy is a product that comes with a story and the shopkeeper will convey the story to you so that when you present this gift so thoughtfully it comes with a story but if you want to t.v. you're at a big box yet no here you're absolutely you're not going to go get a carrot and television now and we're buying online like crazy lloyd estimates eighteen to twenty one percent even more than last year which was huge increasingly on a smartphone and i thought one of the data points that just jumped off. a power point yesterday at this briefing was that people are now asking aleck so where the door buster specials are that's scary because while alexa can find your starkey dinner i know it's going to small the mall of america is.

outside the company, who said to me, "i don't think a black person could ever be ceo "of a company like amexerican express." and, my view, taken, frankly, from my parents, was one that obstacles were to be overcome, and my father had a great saying, that focus on the things you can control. and the one thing that you can control is your performance. what i found at the company was a very supportive environment, the mentors that i had, the board, certainly encouraged me to think about the opportunity and the potential to become ceo. so despite the fact that i did encounter doubters, both inside and outside the company, i think that the management team and the top management team at the company, was very encouraging to me. so when you became the ceo in 2001-- january 2001. so did you hear from all your high school classmates telling you they knew you were going to be successful? there were, frankly, some people when i was growing up, who thought that my vocation would be more politics than business. but you certainly encounter those people who feel that they knew. i think, frankly, that there

interestingly that day and between small business saturday there's big business behind it it's being funded by amex because they're trying to gain favor with the retailers who resent the commish and they're trying to get back into their good graces and they're providing support material and videos and other tools for the mom and pops the small business saturday best buy is a product that comes with a story and the shopkeeper will convey the story to you so that when you present this gift so thoughtfully it comes with a story but if you want to t.v. you're at a big box yet no gear you're absolutely you're not going to go get a carrot and television now and we're buying online like crazy don't lloyd estimates eighteen to twenty one percent even more than last year which was huge increasingly on a smartphone and i thought one of the data points that just jumped off. the power point yesterday at this briefing was that people are now asking a lex so where the door buster specials are that's scary because while alexa can find you so the return policy and you're better off for free returns and free shippi

cheryl: big news for head strong today, we should say that the amex will be donating proceed, some proceedsevenues today. we should be clear, to your charity. one of the things that you help veterans with the flashback alcohol suicide, but you're saying that you're making a big difference, percentage wise does it show that it's making a difference? >> yeah, absolutely. a number of stigmas around mental health care. first off, one is stigma of getting help and we are showing that we've got phenomenal veterans, seals, rangers, marines that are stepping forward and getting help and stigma of real health care that works. if you have the courage to get help and the right help and it's our job to make sure you're getting the right help you can recover and get back to the best version of yourself. cheryl: you're in several cities and we should list these, new york, san diego, chicago, buffalo, la, denver, this is a national movement to really help our veterans. >> yeah, absolutely. also houston, texas. cheryl: also, elena, now moving further and further away from the initial beginnings of obviousl

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its character count and sport will tell you about the battle taking place to control but the best an amex street sports. with. and without a very active weather system that's now moving away from the east coast of north america you can see it hit working its way away from the eastern parts of the u.s. but still just about clinging on to some piles of eastern parts of canada is still trailing its feet further south though safe some of us it's still going to be around for a little bit longer so for the southern parts of texas it was pretty wet that during the day on wednesday behind it is only a small break before the next system that's working its way down towards toronto they have the say likely to bring us a fair amount of snow for the west more in the way of sunshine here but we do have this spiraling out of low pressure that's mostly staying out in the pacific but is that are in bits and pieces towards that coastline so plenty of rain and substitute for some of us to prefer the towards the south most of the rain here is in the east you can see it stretching across hispania and all the

brighton twice came from behind to deny stoke all three points at the amex stadium in the premier league night to earn chris hughton's side a point — brighton are now unbeaten in five league matches. i would have liked more, certainly, it probably the overall performance wasn't good enough to get all three points and i thought we showed great credit and character to come back twice from being behind the wallaby overall, i think the draw was a fair result. west bromwich albion are looking for a new manager after sacking tony pulis. a a—nil home defeat to chelsea left the club one point above the relegation zone and ended pulis's reign after less than three years in charge. he is the fifth premier league manager to be dismissed this season. gary megson has been put in temporary charge. australia head coach michael cheika is being investigated for his comments and conduct during saturday's match against england at twickenham. the disciplinary authorities are investigating with an update expected later. cheika reacted strongly to a series of decisions that went against his side in the 30 poi

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amex was a conversation with coming up next-- the conversation with carlos mussina. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash nejra cehic. nejra: lehmans signal a slump in demand -- siemens signaled a slump in demand. as after weaker orders led to a sharper drop out of its power and gas division. profit at the power and gas division declined by 40% while orders for new agreement dropped. new bank has attracted consumer customers as it push to expand its consumer business. revenue continues to decline in the third quarter. adjusting for one-time affects, a cayman it to put 15 million -- it came in at $2.15 million. do two telecom has raised its full-year profit forecast. europe's largest phone character says adjusted even the -- ever the -- in a deal that would attract the u.s. wireless market. burberry shares plunged and the new ceo disappointed investors. that is the trenchcoat maker says it will add accessories and revamp its marketing while investing in store refurbishment . the company expe

izquierdo made it 2—2 at the amex stadium.in britain. he went missing in a remote area of papua new guinea as he tried to reach a little known—tribe. he's been diagnosed with strains of both malaria and dengue fever after getting stranded in remote mountains. he's a friend of frank gardner, our security correspondent, who is with him now for his first tv interview this morning. hello, gentlemen. hello, frank and benedict, welcome home. good morning. he can't hear you but thatis good morning. he can't hear you but that is nothing to do with malaria. hejust can't that is nothing to do with malaria. he just can't you. i have got you in my ear but says good morning as well. as you can see, benedict allen is beside me. i'm going to take it away. he is beside me here, at little disorientated by the fever that he has had but he hasjust stepped off a plane. benedict, i'm afraid i'm going to have to start by asking you, what were you thinking, going trekking without a satellite phone or a gps locator when you have got a young family ba