lemonis: in order to help relaunch lulu's brand, i'm going to introduce her to brand assembly, which n space. they provide distribution support through trade shows. there's a great opportunity for brands that are just starting out to see a stream of traffic that they normally wouldn't see. adam: we have over 200 brands that show with us, all women's contemporary in various categories. lemonis: brand assembly displays multiple times a year at different markets, and there will be hundreds, if not thousands, of people that will see her products, giving her a pipeline of business. lulu: so i should go to the next shows in l.a. lemonis: i think it's in january. maybe we could be showing there. you just got to get the production thing resolved. it's my expectation that lulu be representing her product at brand assembly in a few weeks. hi, david. good to see you. this is my partner, lulu. i brought lulu to vsl print, one of the nation's premiere packaging companies, to meet the owner, david. i'm looking to dramatically elevate the way people perceive her product and justify the quality and t

members of fire station 13 bought and assembled 20 brand- new tricycles. these tricycles will soon be delivered to children in need. last week 200 tricycles were stolen from the san francisco firefighters toy program.>>> tonight bay area charities and nonprofits say donations are way down. joe vasquez on somehow groups are scrambling to help families this holiday season. >> reporter: the san francisco firefighters toy program is gearing up for its annual holiday giveaway but it's looking like there will be as much to giveaway this year. >> the need is growing because more people are without work. >> every year about 31,000 children get a teddy bear, a doll, book or a bicycle because of the generosity of everyday people as well as companies that donate to the san francisco firefighters toy program. this year it's harder to shop for toys to donate money is tight. >> we are probably 50% down intonations with at least 20% more children in need. >> that's the situation with terry's and nonprofits across the country. the salvation army expects 6.6 million americ

members of fire station 13 in san francisco bought and assembled 20 brand new tricycles. they will soon be delivered to children in need. last week, 200 tricycles were stolen from san francisco firefighters' toy program. >>> 4:32. some bay area nonprofits are reporting donations are way down because of the pandemic and of course that's the time when the demand has become dramatic to make sure families in need get help, organizations like san francisco's telegraph hill neighborhood center had to adapt to covid-19. it's now canceled in person after school program and created an all day learning hub for san francisco unified school district students. many students are from under served communities. some are homeless. right now donations are down 40%. for more information on how you can help, go to kpix.com. >>> 4:43. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a strange pairing. this is the season we come together and make our own holiday magic. because a gift for home brings joy to all. find holiday decorations, gifts and great deals at lowes.com. >>> are now behind

it remains unclear who would assemble the apple-branded car what do you just think about this on its face >> well, scott, on its face, we've chatted forever, heard rumors about apple perhaps getting into this space but that key phrase that you just cited, which is their own unique or breaking new ground with this battery, that's something people will pay attention to. you're no longer then just talking about an also ran, whether it's an ev or self-driving vehicle, you're talking about a potential game changer in the battery space that's what everybody is focused on right now everybody from leeand neo and of course tesla as they develop better and better batteries. if apple indeed has some sort of intellectual property and/or some sort of module that they've already been working on that could fit that moniker of a game changer, it would change an awful lot of things, not just for apple. >> everybody owns it on the desk today, which is a good thing stephanie link, you're an apple investors. does this make sense >> well, i think parts of it make sense pt ev total addressable market by 2

as of now it remains unclear who will assemble the apple-branded car.higher, it had been down much of the session. it is now up just under 1%. sources say apple will rely on a manufacturing partner when it comes to the lidar system. lidar of course is that light detection and radar remote sensing method that sends out a pulse of light to objects that are out there on the road, and then it measures the amount of time as it bounces back and that way, the car then can understand how close or how far an actual, i don't know, light pole or other car is to it. so apple moving higher but let's take a look at the lidar name in the world here. this is luminar. look at the spike right now. that's tesla. tesla is actually down 6.33%. it had been down just under 5% when we started the show. maybe apple's going to take on tesla when it comes to batteries there for the electric cars but luminar is jumping 21.5% right now. if there is that chance that apple would partner with luminar, ticker symbol lazr, maker of the mobile eye which falls under the intel group, is al

i've learned the found guilty of unlawful assembly when received a 13 and a half month sentence child on the lam jailed for 10 and 7 months respectively him brand has more from hong kong. it's become an end of the day ritual outside west kalou magistrates court a crowd chants defiant slogans as prison vans take away those convicted on trial over last year's unrest but the throng was bigger on wednesday so it was impossible to see which of the vehicles contained the 3 high profile activists among the more than 2000 people prosecuted since last you joshua one agnes char and ivan lamb avoided a heavier sentence after pleading guilty last week the trio's detractors celebrated with champagne in spite of titan covert $1000.00 restrictions banning public gatherings of more than 2 people for the activists supporters though it was another blow and this is their choice our off law. you have it we have every disappoint but we are at all be aware of they are not rightist none of their own cars are writers the governor was one is no stranger to prison he's already served 3 jail terms the activists were convicted of offenses that took place last june when pr

which brands itself as offering luxury electric cars is building an arizona factory from the ground up in less than a year in anticipation of production starting next year, but when the assemblyiring up, can lose it keep up with them -- with demand, and with the euphoria around ev stocks, can they keep up? you built this factory in arizona from the ground up in less than a year. how challenging was that to do, in a pandemic no less? >> it presented many challenges, but i've got a hugely professional team on the manufacturing side. we were able to plan this very thoroughly from the ground up, and we planned it in phases. what you see is just phase one, which we constructed in under year. that phase one represents 30,000 units a year. emily: let's talk about supply then. how many preorders do you have versus how many cars you believe you are able to make each year? >> we are very blessed, we have many, many thousands of preorders. veryulk of those have got significant deposits associated to them, so they are very real preorders. we've got to build up production in a very progressive manner, starting with focus on policy. get the policy right and gradually ramp up the can move a

brand of superheroes. nurses on the front lines of this pandemic and the stories taken from their real-life experiences. janai norman has more. ♪ >> avengers. >> reporter: they're the everyday heroes you know well. >> assembleer brave. >> he helps people who are really sick. >> reporter: marvel teaming up with allegheny health network and giving nurses on the covid-19 front lines the superhero treatment they deserve putting the real-life stories of daily heroism on the job into the pages of a comic book called "the vitals," and the nurses honored are certainly humble heroes. >> even though we don't think of ourselves as heroes, it's a good feeling to be recognized as one. >> if having compassion and caring for people and having that sense of empathy for what people are going through, i think that's a pretty awesome superpower to have. >> we're just doing our everyday jobs. it's what we love. >> reporter: and while the stories of superheroes are often those of supernatural feats, for "the vitals" heroes, this is real life. >> when i first saw the comic book, i cried, like, because it is. it's amazing that, you know, they hit it right on the nail. >> this is the fight of our lives, and we're going to win. >>