celebrity chef david chang made history last night on "who wants to be a millionaire." >> i'm going toamin harrison, final answer. oh, no. >> that million dollar answer was correct. no celebrity chef had ever gone all the way to win a million dollars on that show. chang's friend journalist mina kimes gave him the right answer with the phone a friend lifeline, the prize money will go to the southern smoke foundation which helps people working in the food and beverage industry. you saw the pressure chang felt in this because if he didn't -- if he didn't have the right answer, that million dollars would have gone down to $32,000 and he wanted the money to help people in the restaurant and the food and beverage industry who suffered so much. >> i know. i was watching. i was watching last night. at one point jimmy kimmel said you and your metallic testicles, not sure what that means, but he said if he hadn't gone for the million, he could have had a guarantee of $500,000. >> he which had won. >> already won. >> but he was risking it. >> if he lost, he would have gone down to $32,000. i'm gl

david: as head of human resources, you must have instituted some policies that changed the company's because your company has been voted the number one most diverse company in the united states in some surveys. is that something you implemented and put into practice? tricia: yes. we started our diversity inclusion initiatives in earnest when i was there. we started our first employee resource groups, which provides the african-american network and lgbt plus, now we have nine. we really set forth a strategy of how we are going to make sure everyone can bring their whole self to work. it was a big piece of our culture. and we started looking at the data. we continue to work on it. it is not something you can ever get a check mark. if you look at senior leadership, we have opportunities there. in fact, we are working on some aggressive objectives for the next five years with my team to continue to change that. david: your chairman of the board is a woman and you are a obviously a woman. is there any other fortune 500 company where the chairman is a woman and the ceo is a woman? there mu

david: i would like to change to the transition.erstand president trump thinks he won the election. as time goes on and more certifications come in, including georgia earlier today, at some point it becomes less likely that he will be in the white house. you said 10 days ago they should start the transition with the eventuality that we will have a president biden have you seen any movement in that direction, what are they saying to you? sen. toomey: there is a lot of communication happening. it is not what i think should be happening. there should be a full, conventional transition underway. as you point out, it is very likely joe biden will be the next president of the united states. he is very likely to be certified. that is how it will likely play out. at that point, the transition can come to an end, and it becomes a moot point, but why wouldn't we go ahead and prepare for what looks like the high probability event. david: always a pleasure to talk to you, senator pat toomey, republican of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. comin

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david chang was the first celebrity to win the game, and he tweeted, my gambling problem finally paysorkers in need in texas. >>> we are going to continue now with the growing covid crisis in the nfl. after more positive tests leave teams scrambling, two teams fined for violating safety protocols while the denver broncos were forced to start a rookie wide receiver at quarterback. t.j.? explain. >> reporter: okay. a rookie, undrafted wide receiver who's never played a single game in the nfl and who a month ago had a sales job, that's who started at quarterback for the denver broncos yesterday. that gives you an idea of the desperation, though, that teams and the nfl are feeling. we're seeing more than ever, the chaos that covid is having on this nfl season. coronavirus cases rising in the league. safety protocols being violated. so the nfl this morning is cracking down. issuing fines and even launching investigations against two teams. one, the baltimore ravens and the other, the denver broncos. who were facing a nightmare scenario this weekend. every single quarterback on the roster w

so i think we'll see quite a bit change without legislative action. davidand let's go to the legislative action, because you described it could be bipartisan. it could be unilateral from the executive branch. let's be honest. the president elect set out very ambitious goals. i understand carbon free and power generation by 2030. carbon free in the overall economy by 2050. there without legislation, are you? ernest: you're right. certainly for the big push that we need to make to going to a decarbonized economy by mid century, there's going to have to be legislation. the clearly -- for the near outcome of the senate clearly eorgia will play an important role as to ho's in the majority because we -- what we maybe sometimes forget, i certainly didn't when in the -- in a split government, if you like, is that the majority, as narrow as it may be, has a lot of control actually comes to the floor for a vote. those georgia elections are clearly important. they -- certainly if both go may be ic, then we seeing things like pricing introduced. but whatever the case,

i did receive a call back and that didn't change anything. davidith the local government and the state government. the two kids i just saw in the picture. i don't think they think your business is not essential. i believe that they believe-- at least you have three people there who think you're an essential business and i certainly think you're essential as well. mary anne, we wish you the very best. >> thank you. david: thank you for coming on, i appreciate it. >> thank you. david: thank you. coming up, why a semi truck from elon musk could change the way we all drive. we'll explain what we're talking about. that's coming next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa i was covered from head to toe with it. it really hurt. then i started cosentyx. okay, thanks... that was four years ago. how are you? see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better

more than foreign policy, taxation, health care issues, the green new deal, climate change. david expect coming from the transition team in the coming days? >> which biden will take over? during the primary season he moved to a very close to the bernie positions on the green new deal. that is why you have a $3 trillion commitments. student debt, $1.6 trillion the liz warren and bernie sanders. i always think of that moment during the primary when she was confronted by the father in iowa, back in january who said look, i went into debt to pay for my daughter's college education. i paid for it clean. she doesn't owe a penny, but do i get my money back. taxpayers only, the man always had a bill for the government programs at some point, in some way. that question of that particular working class hero and iowa was never answered by liz warren. she laughed it off. at some point i think bernie sanders is going to be faced with these kinds of questions. liz warren, the other progressives, at some point biden will stand up and represent the middle ground of the democratic party and say, w

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shape and it will hold that shape so when you learn something if you learn that my name is david there is a change in the physical structure of your brain and holds onto that so that's why we use the word plasticity but i argue that it is so much more. 86billion neurons each has 10000 connection with its neighbors so you have.2 quadrillion connections going on in the brain. in your entire life every moment they are plugging and unplugging and is finding new places it is a dynamic living fabric you don't love it would hold that shape but it changes your life so that's why i coined and push the term livewire instead of plastic. it is in credible technology we don't know how to build things like this yet but we have existence proof because we all walk around with 3 pounds of it. so very briefly i want to give you a sense of some of the principles i've worked to distill from the field there are 30000 papers on brain plasticity and trying to figure out what are the main principles we can point to? so the first principle is that unlike computers brains are extraordinarily flexible. there was a case of a

change that to? >> reporter: david, that's absolutely right. these comments were just made by the testing czar. basically what they're looking at, and still investigating this, is changing the potential quarantine time from 14 days, as you just mentioned, to 10 days, accompanied by a negative test. that negative test is key. but again, the guidelines haven't changed this is something they've actively studying right now, david. >> tom llamas, thank you. >>> and this evening now marks three weeks since the election and tonight, the transition is now officially under way. president-elect joe biden acting quickly, introducing today the first six members of his national security and foreign policy team, making historic choices. and you will hear from them. the change in tone already and what each of them signaled. president trump announcing today with little notice that he would hold a briefing at the white house, and it was brief, about 64 seconds long. he took no e questions, celebrating the stock market. we have both parts covered. rachel scott at biden transition headquarters in delaware. >> repo

i'm david and this is a climate change sex. happiness increase book. this book for you to get smarter for free. you know, where you go to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic is the rate of infection been developing measures are being taken. what is the latest research? so information and context. the coronavirus of data, the co, the special monday to friday on w. that is what i call inclusion of being probably the only person in the race with this impairment is no problem. as for me it's all that i can take part with people with no impairments. and that's how i pick the event by chance. it's my thinking years i've been able to somehow go beyond my physical boundaries and i know as a joke, someone said i should take part in the tough mudder. coronavirus came and i was the mud master. taking part in the mud masters makes me want to show that everything is possible if you want it. so maybe i can help a few other people with a similar impairment do something they've never had the confidence to try before best of luck on sunday. my daily routine incl

david: coming up, black friday kicking off the holiday shopping season. we speak with veteran of the retail industry burt flickinger to talk about how the pandemic is changinging a little bit of permanence to some of these retail trends. we talk strategy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. black friday marks the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season. but as with everything that has been happening this year, it's going to be a bit different. covid-19 has changed the way we shop, and retailers have had to adapt. rudy could cooped up reports. -- the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season is upon us. covid-19 has drastically change the shopping landscape season. stores are offering seasonal deals earlier this year to avoid a holiday crunch. stores are bulking up direct shipping and in-store and curbside pickup, with adobe analytics predicting a 40% rise in pickup shopping methods. traditional brick-and-mortar businesses are also focusing on shipping to e-commerce. online sales art peck specter to surge 33% to $189 billion. that will not only pressure retailers to adapt but will -- getting that change is crucial for s

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that would be the massive change under biden. davidsomething that they are doing for us here at bloomberg as well, weekly testing. thank you so much, always a pleasure. jason furman of the harvard kennedy school. stay tuned for the fed decision special coverage beginning at 2:00 eastern time today. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. time to get a check on the markets. here with us is abigail doolittle. where are we now? abigail: we still have this rally going on, huge search for stocks, despite that we don't know who the next president will be. investors are all in on stocks. up like 2%w, nasdaq or more. and nasdaq heading for its best week since april. today, bonds are down slightly, so it is a true risk on tone. what is surprising is the degree of certainty investors are rushing toward stocks. they think they knew who the winner of the presidential race is, and making it even more interesting, signs that the markets w

david nasaw. 's biography of andrew carnegie was a life-changing event for us. through david's work, we came to know andrew carnegie, one lesson from the book stayed with me and animated my work, and that is the cockeyed optimism was not entirely misplaced. for all the madness you see in the world progress based on reason and can do spirit is indeed possible. the idea keeps me going and this occasion gives me the opportunity to say thank you. in addition to the carnegie biography david's previous books include biographies of joseph kennedy and william randolph hearst. today we turn to david nasaw's supportive not one person but 1 million persons who emerged brutalized yet alive on the day, april 1945. "the last million: europe's displaced persons from world war to cold war" is an epic story the texas to the heart of europe during and after world war ii. it describes the movement of millions of people amid shifting borders and general chaos. about war and its aftermath. it describes life at a discreet level in the highest reaches of government. millions of people

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has much in the ultimate count actually changed? david: really good question. officials in georgia have said we expect there to be a recount. there is a very slim lead right now for vice president biden. they say typically it is a few dozen votes, maybe a few hundred, not in the thousands, for the most part. that ifnt is well taken someone goes into a recount, for example, wisconsin, 20,000 votes, it would be a very rare thing for it to switch. but in georgia, the number is something like 1538 votes -- 1538 votes. it's a pretty small number. biden'se heard from campaign that he will be speaking tonight. but there hasn't been a huge change. what do you imagine we are going to hear from the vice president? david: we heard 24 hours ago from him -- it was about 30 seconds, saying we are not declaring victory. although tonight, i understand, let harris will appear as well, so it sounds like they me -- they may be talking about a bit more. reports from inside the camp is that they are starting to move reallyg toward they may be going to win this. given all the data,

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change it. do your job. they do their job in a standup fashion. david: what about the wall?tear down the wall that but trump put up but will he build any more? how might it infect affect this? >> illegal immigration went down, lives are saved. joe biden voted for secure fence act in 2006. why do you vote for something like that in 2006? it works. before he makes a decision, make look at the data. this is the wall the border patrol has been begging for for decades. the president listened to the experts on the ground and gave the tools they need to secure that border. it helps protects the agents, they need it. i hope he does not pull the wall or fun stop funding the wall. david: finally, daca. the kids are born here of illegal immigrants, the president at one time, president trump in 2017 said he loves these kids and wants to do what he can to help them but he did change some of the policies, a war for more illegal immigration. will that be resolved? is a chance for compromise between president trump's position and what the biden administration might want? >> no. they've got

david nabarro, the world health organization's special envoy for covid—19. are countries doing enough to minimise the damage done, before mass vaccination changes the game? vid nabarro in geneva, welcome to hardtalk. hello, hello, stephen. how do you do? i am very well. may i begin by reading out to you something you tweeted very recently? you said, "covid—19 is surging back, "threatening to overrun hospitals, "causing long—term illness and more death." we have had nine months as a world community to contain covid—19. why have we failed? stephen, i think the first thing to say is that things would have been a lot, lot worse without the efforts that we've seen throughout the world in the past ten months. but at the same time, i have to agree with you that there's much more that should have been done and there's more that must be done now to reduce the overall damage being caused by this virus. is this something we should view as a as a failure is this something we should view as a failure of public policy and national governments, or after these ten months, do we have to be honest with ourselves, all of us honest with ourselves and say that we as human bei

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the economy, climate change, and racial justice all up there among top issues for young people. davide wall street journal today suggesting why the polls may all be wrong. it suggested a couple of things. nd tor one, polls te undercount white males who don't have a college education, in part because a lot is done by cell phone and they are not going to answer a call if they don't know who it is. it also may be under anticipating the extent to which black voters will vote for president trump. enough of a difference from last time to make the polls skew. have been researching and conducting online polls for 22 years now. clearly, the landline telephone, cell phone are becoming more and more obsolete as research tools. that is why when we do our online polls, i don't see any problem getting white males, young black males, people of color. yes, there will always be a slight underrepresentation of some of those groups, but the kind of representation large enough that we can apply and adjust a weight to them. i think some pollsters will be embarrassed because they did miss some of these key

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of the spin demo, we want to help train and retrain people so they canle adjust to our changing economy. >> david. >> thank you, mr. speak in order to truly level up constuencies like mine and literature we will need t mobilize billions of private capitalo help this pay for new infrastructure investmen, will the prime minister consir launching a newne institution sh as a national development to inhelp achieve this. >> i can tell there is 185 million in the great deals to get building funds and we will be bringing forth measures to boost investments in the uk infrastructure and do core.se >> james murray, james murray. >> mr. speaker in march the governor scientific officer said keeping covid deaths below 20000 would be a good outcome but still an enormous number of death, we have now passed 50000 deaths in any of the country with gdp topping 10% in the last year why doesn't the prime minister think the uk is under the deepest recession in the highest number of covid deaths in europe? >> minister. >> a global pandemic and one in which the uk has been badly affected and every life is being lost and

if you learn my name is david there is a change in the physical structure of your brain that's why he used the word plasticity but it is so much more than that 86 billion neurons were 10000 connections with its neighbors with 1 quadrillion connections go on in the brain and every moment it plugs and unplugs and finding new places and a dynamic living electric fabric not just something you more than hold on to shape and instead changing your whole life. that's what i have coined the term livewire instead of plastic. this is incredible technology in silicon valley to build things that we have the existence of this technology because we all walk around. so very briefly is just to give you a sense of the principles i've worked to distill from the field now there are papers on brain plasticity but i tried to figure out what are the main principles we can point to? and unlike computers brains are extraordinarily flexible. there was a case the a few years ago normal iq mildly pain and went to figure out what was going on. he went to get a brain scan or the normal brain scan looks like someth

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david: there is a sea change since 2016.hen zuckerberg said that, i think he believed what he was saying. clearly, the evidence that accumulated in the months and years afterward showed that he was wrong when he said that, but i do think the companies -- facebook and twitter as well, and youtube, 2 -- have recognized they have a much bigger responsibility to police political speech, particularly around an election, than they used to think that they had. now we see them frantically trying to do a whole range of different things, and i think many of them are genuine improvements from the way it happened before, but the quantity of misinformation, disinformation, and the frantic speech that is hard to judge if it's true or not, makes their job extremely difficult. emily: let's talk about the president's latest post about winning, about votes being stolen -- i think it is intriguing that these vote -- these posts can be shared on facebook tens of thousands of times, and twitter is not letting them go any further. two completely

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and there, i'm david, and this is climate change. sex happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free books. are you to believe me or is this the future of urban transit traveling by pike? here in berlin, more and more people have recently switched to 2 wheelers. this route is to become part of the cycle expressway, for the capital over the next few years. how do we want to travel? how do we want to live? i'll be looking into these questions on my journey today. sustainable travel. how does it work? and what can you discover when you're away from the popular sites? that's what i want to find out. so i made appointments with experts here berlin, but also in the small town of the nearby because there they have a university that's completely focused on the topic off sustainability. well, i'm curious. the future of travel is also a concern for amsterdam, a city very much affected by mass tourism almost city who rents both explains how you can discover a tourist magnet like venice in a different way. nature profits from visitor manageme

hey there i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. happiness increase. the chance for you to. get smarter for free. was going to change even more than we realize. we just today should. be nothing left to say. the cinema will survive but it will play a far more modest roles. hi welcome to arts 21 we're in cannes where a mini version of the city's famous film festival is giving hope to a struggling movie industry because the corona pandemic has hit the film business hard now if this were spring and it were a normal year the streets in cannes will be packed with filmmakers journalists and film fans but this is the fall and the process is nearly empty as empty as most theaters these days as empty as the most film sets where even the movies that are being made have to be done under very strict and costly new $1000.00 safety protocols in fact the only place that film fans seem to be congregating these days is on streaming platforms at least at cannes many festival there are some new movies to be seen that's not the case in most cinemas these days the hollywood

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nothing has been filed that would change the outcome of the election. what kind of legal action, david, if you were the strategist for the trump campaign, would president trump need to pursue to change the election results in his favor? >> sometimes when clients come to you and want you to bring a lawsuit, the only advice you can give them is there is not a lawsuit there to be brout. and i think if i were contacted by president trump, that's what i would tell him. >> do you see a discernible strategy, ted, in their legal action? >> i have to agree, well, i don't have to agree, i do agree with what david just said that it is sometimes necessary to tell a client that at least, and i think i've heard david say this, everyone's entitled to a lawyer but they're not entitled to me. and you have to, once in a while,ell a client, this is not a case that i would bring. is there a discernible strategy? i don't know what it is, other than to put up a show for the core supporters of president trump that they're doing everything possible to prolong the process and bring about his ultimate victo in

david. his biography of and your carnegie published in 2006 was a life-changing event for us. through david's work we have come to know andrew carnegie and all of his humanity and complexity. and there is one lesson from the book that really stayed with me. and his animated my work at the carnegie council. and that is as he put it, carnegie's cockeyed optimism is not entirely misplaced. for all of the medicine we see in the world, progress based on reason and can-do spirit is indeed possible. that idea keeps me going. in this occasion gives me the opportunity to say thank you, david. in addition to the carnegie biography, david's previous book includes prize-winning biographies of joseph p kennedy and william randolph hearst. today we turn to david's latest book, portrait of not one person but over 1 million displaced persons that were brutalized live on the e day april 1945. the last million is an epic story. it takes us right into the heart of europe during and after world war ii. it describes the movement of millions of people among shifting borders and general chaos. the ch

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