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so from the pineapple to the big apple. >> as a businessman myself, business correspondent, the moneyhat you are making or that's being made from this. >> yes. >> is being donated. >> absolutely, 100%. >> where is it going? >> it's going to any -- we've been a part of a lot of charities. one is feeding america with tony robbins. we were part of a group called gem, which we helped a lot of the small businesses across the united states of america in all the communities that needed it most. >> why have you made small businesses part of your thing? >> because small business is the heart and it's the blood and what pumps the economy in the united states of america. >> and are you worried? i mean i walk down the street. i live in new york. i walk down the street. i see the stores closed, the restaurants closed, and i worry what's going to happen. >> that's going to show our resilience. that's going to show our strength. that's going to show our fight. at the end of the day, being from the united states of america, that's what makes us american. >> pitbull, show me the moves for that dance.

top defensive coach robert saleh is off to the big apple. not know who he is, but boy do the teams in the nfl. he has been the hottest coaching commodity around. niners defenders call him inspirational. the 41-year-old is off to head coach the new york jets. good luck to him. niners players are responding. from richard sherman, the jets got a good one. congratulations to them. >>> new sculpture illuminating college and post-college debt experienced in a creative way. video of a new art installation at new york's grand central station. it's call da vinci of debt. real expensive colleges diplomas, $470 million worth. the creator says it's the world's most expensive piece of art. meant to draw attention to the college debt crisis and hefty student loans put together by the beer company college students know well, natural light. >>> the adiabatic heating, i'll look like i know what i'm talking about. >> hey, you know what? whatever works.ate on sunday. we'll be talking more about that early next week. scott? >> thanks, kari, for educating us. so

. >> reporter: inside big apple souvenirs, the owner, kevin chen, is taking it one day at a time. >> we get two customers a day, if we're lucky, maybe ten. but let's say in 2019, the whole day, i probably had 500 customers. >> reporter: his gift shop is steps away from times square. with so few out of towners, he is feeling the squeeze. he is paying the store rent from his own savings. >> i believe having a successful vaccine in place would bring tourism back, give a sense of security and hope, not just for tourists but also for ne yorkers and small business owners. >> reporter: the city isn't dead, but th pandemic has taken a chunk out of tourism influx 2020 is expected to see a 66% drop in visitors compared to last year, whil tourism isn't expected to recover until 2024. it is not just in new york in las vegas, there are tighte occupancy restrictions in places like casinos, bars, and restaurants. in california, theme parks are still closed tourism in the time of covid is leaving many without a job. one-third of those currently out of work in the u.s. come from the travel an tourism

robert salah is off to the big apple. maybe you don't know who he is.e's had the nfl's attention, one of the hottest coaching commodities around. niners defenders call him inspirational. the 41-year-old is off to be the head coach of the new york jets. good luck to him. niners players responding, a tweet from richard sherman "the jets got a great one. congrats to him." >> a bummer he's leaving. >>> the warriors in denver taking on the nuggets. third quarter, steph curry worked the pick n roll with james weisman. the 19-year-old finished with 18 points. warriors lost it 114-104 now 6-6. >>> trending this morning, the world's most expensive baseball card just sold for more money than most of us will ever make. 1952 mickey mantle card was bought for $5.2 million and during his entire career mantle only earned about a fifth of that. when i'm at home, laura, sometimes you can see some pictures of baseball players above my head. one of them is mickey mantle. the other bob feller. i've got autographs from both of them. not worth $5.4 million. >> you want one o

49ers defensive coordinator as their next head coach, and the new york post welcomed him to the big apple with the headline, mr. greene. >>> the warriors could've picked up their seventh win of the season tonight, but the game was postponed due to possible coronavirus exposure for their opponent, the phoenix suns. last night, golden state lost their second straight game in denver to drop the 6-6 for the season. steph curry things a team with so many new pieces is in pretty good shape despite the up and down start. >> 6-6 with us learning on the fly, it is a solid place to be, we know we can play a lot better, hopefully our records will indicate that once we start to play, it is a jumbled standing, from winning two in a row, and being at the top, so, yeah, i guess. >> next step for the warriors, lebron james and the lakers money, l.a. hosted the pelicans tonight, third quarter james flies in, lebron had 21, after trailing 15 early, the lakers win 112- 95. >>> to college hoops, their matinee against utah, when you are the top team in the nation, maybe could afford to miss once in a while, e

tech is now moving in amazon facebook and google have moved thousands of their employees to the big apple the 3 tech giants now have over 22000 employees in new york city and more are expected these silicon valley giants are buying up iconic office buildings another aspect of new york city life public transportation is also not doing so well the jobs of thousands of transit workers are on the brink as the trains shut down each night in order to be clean and comply with health regulations new york city is going to enter 2021 with a significant loss at this point this city has actually dropped off the list of america's top 10 zip codes many rich folks have packed up and moved on the cost of rent has decreased by 30 percent so how normal will this new normal be once restrictions are finally lifted it looks like many things have changed in a way that is not easily reversed. r.t. new york veteran american broadcaster larry king is being treated in the hospital after being diagnosed with covert 19 he's the host of larry king now and also political thing here on our t.v. king is 87 and is said t

just a matter of time. 49ers defensive coordinator is leaving the team, jessica, and heading to the big appless him? >> 100%. >> the 9ers will. new york jets hiring sala as their new head coach. the warriors tonight in denver taking on the the veteran with e rookie, james wiseman. the 19-year-old with 18 points. but the denver nuggets have the joker with the triple-double tonight. warriors lose, 114-104. they are now 6-6 on the season. all right. it's later than normal because of the pandemic but the sharks are back. opening night, the sharks against the coyotes in arizona. remember, this is where the sharks are based, in arizona, until santa clara county allows them to return. and yes, a limited number of fans were allowed. less than 5 seconds remaining in the game. and the coyotes tie it. sharks had the win. but the coyotes tie it, so we go to overtime. we go to a shootout. and the captain with a nice goal right there. sharks win in the shootout and the game, 4-3. we're back in a moment. >>> finally, tonight, it is elephant seal pupping season. and point ray just -- to make room. explaining

if you think that the pro biden supporters were silent that's not the case in the streets of the big apple we saw demonstrators by them thank god no violence there that happened in times square and also inside from tower and what these people want is not only the donald trump leaves the white house but they also won indictments for the outgoing president but again if you look at all this chaos on the capitol hill disorder furniture being thrown around window smashed this is really something that we're going to remember for years and years and that is happening in the capital of a country that we're used to seeing them teach other countries how to build their democracy and they clearly like i said this protest didn't over on the system joe biden's perhaps still going to become president but still this day will definitely go into history books along with the images from washington d.c. yes indeed so many thanks for the latest updates with me in the studio as really said. remarkable scenes chaotic scenes and that made quite an impression including a poem will lead is a high ranking politician

apple. short sellers have gotten out that might hurt their stock price if anything. big here. apple is doing exactly what they wanted to you do. get you locked in the iphone, two year contract. get you on the services. opening up a bunch of new industries there. get you attracted on wearables, apple ecosystem, your family, friends, everybody is on the apple ecosystem. you don't want to interact with anybody not in the ecosystem that what they're doing with the iphone 12, iphone 12 mini, and iphone x. the processors apple is making themselves now instead of working with intel. they drawn this up beautifully, but clearly it worked. the biggest number, 5% increase in china -- 57% increase in china, apple selling big where the pandemic locked down businesses and forced closures and people in their homes. it is also working overseas in places like china, taiwan, korea, people are not going outside living prepandemic lives. you have to be feeling pretty good. it means you won't get that big reddit bump which is quite a shame. gerry: probably quite happy where they are. lance,

the democrats protested on their own in times square and just by donald trump's tower there in the big apple and of there are calling on donald trump not only to leave the white house but they also want indictment for the outgoing president think they held banners calling on him to respect the results of the november election but any case i just want to look back at the pictures that we saw on wednesday the chaos the rampage smashed windows smashed furniture really is this something that we are expecting from a country that keeps teaching other nations how to build democracies and we remember many times when washington threw their support behind the violent opposition in many different states around the world so what are these people going to be thinking right now and i guess at this point of course it's fair to say that the protests not change the system they didn't overturn the decision by the electoral college to have 2 house or joe biden as the next president of the u.s. but definitely when stay will go into history books and these incredible scenes from washington this is something that

america. 5.5 million people used to use the subway each day until the coronavirus took hold of the big applehis is the first time i am on the subway since march. iam time i am on the subway since march. i am able to work from home and if i need to get anywhere, well, i drive. and so many new yorkers are doing the same thing. and that's why subway ridership has dropped by 70%. but not everyone has the option of avoiding public transit to protect their health. mr thompson was a train operator until he got sick himself. back in mid, late march, icame himself. back in mid, late march, i came into contact with a coworker who tested positive. i basically called out of work from them because i didn't want to get anyone else sick. since this one city's economy makes up this one city's economy makes up10% of this one city's economy makes up 10% of america's, keeping its trains and buses moving is essential to more than just new yorkers. but the workers who operate the system say they don't get the front—line treatment of other essential industries. we don't get that respect, though. as a fireman ora