if you think about our core business, the paypal business x ebay that's way to think about it ebay dissipatedittle fat faster? >> faster that we expected >> by the way, way faster than we expected when we came into the year maybe 350 basis points of growth faster impact we expected coming into the year. but ebay now is less than 3% of our tpv. about 3% of our revenues you know, what we are seeing is our core business in q3 this area, grew at 25% x ebay last area, q3, right in the middle of the pandemic, we grew it 26% two years ago, it grew 23% so we're seeing is incredibly consistent, strong core performance. and that continues on. and so, we don't need any acquisition for our medium-term guidance like our rerevenues. we were appropriately proven and cautious as we came into the fourth quarter and into next year you add supply chain issues, for sure remember, jim, we have 33 million mer chants on our platform >> right >> the vast majority are small and mid-size small and mid-size 66% of them at the end of last quarter said they would be severely or moderately impacted by supply chain shortag

disappointment there ebay a drag. the stock up more than 3% after hours. back to you. >> for sure.ely something that's likely to be moving the stock higher l let's bring in a guest is the headline there that the venmo amazon tie-up? >> the headline is positive. the numbers are in line with the peers. in general this quarter quarterly earnings season for fin fintech is traumatic the numbers have been muted. guidance is muted. some is a function of the environment. we've seen a slowdown in volume growth strom is the stimulus spending going away some of it has to do with the corporate travel that seems to have been pushed out until '23 paypal's numbers look decent if you exclude ebay management is adamant to say that this quarter is messy again with ebay. 25% growth is impressive >> what about the pact with amazon not sure if you had a chance to look at that yet. >> yep. >> paying directly on amazon for things via venmo. >> a reason why the stock acted the way it did is based on speculation that venmo volume slowed down in the quarter and the numbers look strong. this is part of what

we also collaborate with government agencies to help prevent the sale of stolen goods on ebay ebay fashion file and the real real tell us they use leads online a database for forcement to search items listed over the summer fashion file told abc 7 news leads online ensures their products are scrubbed against as many theft databases as possible giving them the ability to spot stolen merchandise before it enters the resale ecosystem. the real reel said they get police departments nationwide full visibility into their inventory including details like serial numbers and photos even if retailers do recover stolen goods those items are often evidence in a case, so it doesn't necessarily. that they're immediately going to have that back and be able to sell it in their store. it's not just retailers who ultimately lose money michelin says cities like san francisco and walnut creek also loose because they don't get the sales tax revenue in san francisco melanie woodrow abc 7 news. it is thanksgiving week. will we be thankful for the forecast spencer shows you what ki to be a thriver with metastatic

we also collaborate with government agencies to help prevent the sale of stolen goods on ebay ebay fashion file and the real real tell us they use leads online a database for law enforcement to search items. it over the summer fashion file told abc 7 news leads online ensures their products are scrubbed against as many theft databases as possible giving them the ability to spot stolen merchandise before it enters the resale ecosystem. the real reel said they get police departments nationwide full visibility into their inventory including details like serial numbers and photos even if retailers do recover stolen goods those items are often evidence in a case. so it doesn't necessarily mean that they're immediately going to have back and be able to sell it in their store. it's not just retailers who ultimately lose money michelin says cities like san francisco and walnut creek also loose because they don't get the sales tax revenue in san francisco melanie woodrow abc 7 news. now some bay area police departments have called. happened this weekend looting we saw similar crimes happen in the w

they are buying stolen merchandise if they see high end products on sights like etsy, amazon, and ebayeply reduced prices. sergio quintana nbc bay area news. >>> bay area retailers, big and small, are concerned for their safety and really just their bottom line, as well during the smash and grab crime wave. today, nine people were formally charged after the flash-mob thefts in union square last-friday night. prosecutors say one of the defendants, ivan speed, was caught with more than $13,000 in stolen merchandise. he is the guy right here caught on cell phone video running with his arms full of bags and clothes. prosecutors say two other defendants tried to get away in that silver mustang there. calloway faces more serious charges because police say he had a gun. today, miller's mother said she is concerned about the amount of force that police used when they arrested her son. >> the last time i seen him, he -- his face and everything was fine. he came over for a minute, and then you know what? you know, i don't ask them where they going or nothing. he just came over, seen me for a min

the headwinds for paypal are really still all about ebay. revenue growth for the year was 13% from the same time last year but it was 25% if you strike ebay from that equation. i spoke to dan after the numbers crossed, he told me ebay amounted to basis points after pressure from the quarter. how about this analogy, melissa, he said it's a little bit like getting a pig through a python, quite the visual there he said this quarter was the maximum impact of ebay on our results. and it will be primarily behind us after two quarters or so. the take rate, 1.8% for transactions total take rate, 1.9%, a key metric analysts were really watching going into this call. the call is still going on, everyone is looking for details on paypal's m&a strategy. dan schulman says they're still looking for a digital strategy no news yet on the m&a front i'll bring you guys any headlines. back to you. >> kate, i now you reported ove the summer that paypal was looking to get into the equity business, i wonder if you know from this call how they plan to do it, if th

also, but ebay is an unusual force as well., scott. it had a really good year, but the last month it is basically unchanged but they're in there buying today 17,000 of this friday's expiring 78 calls 17,000 of those. 16 cents, up to about 48 cents interesting to see that trade. second for you, i've got uber. now, uber is really interesting, especially unusual because of the fact that it is not expiring this week. matter of fact, they're going all the way out to february. the february 47.5 calls. again, 17,000 of these calls being bought today, 3.20 up to about 3.35 for the options by the way, they also reached up and went for the 65 strike calls out in february, about 5,000 of those. 4,100 of them in a single print, 56 cents up to about 60 cents. stock was trading exactly where it is right here, just underneath 45. two very interesting trades i think going into as we get through this week, very interesting to see what we're seeing here, especially the size of these trades. >> yeah. no doubt appreciate that very much, pete. when

>> seth: on ebay [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: which is like -- i would imagine most boaters wouldlace to buy a boat. >> seth: and he had to do a lot of work on it. >> especially for someone who had never had a boat before. >> seth: okay. >> he was like, "oh, this is a good idea. like probably after two glasses of wine on the couch late at night. >> seth: yeah. the weird thing is that he -- i mean, 'cause again, like, it's not like ebay is like, "hey, you want to look at a boat?" like you have to go on ebay and like, enter "boat. >> oh, he deep dived it. >> seth: yeah. >> he deep dived it. he deep dived it, yeah >> seth: and he bought a boat and he had to do a ton of work >> a ton >> seth: so, like, this is him, like, doing work on his boat [ laughter ] but, like, there was an article in "the new york times" about this >> there was >> seth: this is a successful boat >> i know. >> seth: it's the same kind of boat that ernest hemingway had, correct? >> correct, there's only four left in the world of that class. >> seth: wow, and here it is look at the job he did on this boat >> i kno

david: paypal was ultimately sold to ebay for about $1.5 billion or so.ot your share of the profits and then became an angel investor. for those who don't know what an angel investor, as opposed to a double investor, what is an angel investor? reid: [laughs] sometimes there are investors that entrepreneurs think our -- our devil investors -- are devil investors. [laughter] angel investors are individuals usually with some knowledge of the entrepreneur that 10 to invest in the early stages of a company, frequently an idea on the back of a napkin or an entrepreneur just thinking about doing something. but like all investment that is professionally scaled. and does so individually, not with a firm, the resources and assets of a firm, the platform and network that a firm brings. that is what i started doing. mostly because i was interested in other folks who were building these great projects that i wanted to help with and participate in. david: you did it relatively prolifically. you became known as may be the most active and may be the most successful angel

well, these people are setting up shop on amazon or ebay and just selling them to people who think it's just, you know, they're buying that luxury good on amazon and it gets delivered. that's how they're making their money. and it's some legislature legislators have been trying to introduce some way of, of forcing amazon, for example, to check where all these goods are coming from, from the 3rd party sellers. and they've of course, fought it. so in a way this, this legal code of california is benefiting some of the biggest tech giants of california. amazon itself is not in a silicon valley necessarily, but that whole the ecosystem of e commerce is there, it is actually legal to steal up to a $1000.00. and that way pointing out there is that these goods end up being sold by 3rd party sellers on amazon. and so amazon is benefiting from the moral ethical and legal collapse in california. made possible by fear money. because of course, when you print loss of fear money and it goes to the hands of a, say, a jeff bezos who runs amazon, he's got political influence. so i just again, in america

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the current state of law rests on the 2010 second circuit case of tiffany versus ebay. which recommends only need to act if they have specific knowledge of a posting from a --. -- monitoring other platforms for counterfeit even though they have the most control over the platforms they have created. thus where brand owners attempt to take down counterfeits but cannot get at the root of issue. a lack of transparency about third party sellers, details on vetting, taken, repeat sellers or any education awareness or reporting mechanisms for consumers. while informed -- growing urgency on this topic and take different approaches they both seek to require e-commerce platforms to proactively take measures. and provide multiple avenues for tackling this complex issue. in my opinion both pieces of legislation are essential to balance the space due to the shift from brick and mortar to the current online e-commerce space. and importantly to provide consumers with more education, protection and avenues which to report suspected counterfeit goods. i also recommend continued and expa

yeah pay five hundred dollars on ebay. you probably did. okay. thanks michael great stuff. thanks.i newsome says efforts against a recent uptick in covid cases in california seem to be working. in the last 10 or 11 days, we've seen some stability. some good signs. that is good news. in fact today. we lay claim to having the lowest. positivity rate in the united states of america 1.9% the governor hailed the state's efforts during a visit to a san francisco clinic today. he also encouraged vaccinations for children ages 5 to 11 and promoted the availab. of booster shots for adults to prevent a spike during the holiday now according to newsome 4.9 million californians have now received a booster 450,000 children ages 5 to 11 have gotten their first dose of the vaccine and overall 91.3% of all eligible californians have received at least one. all right with that in mind with more people vaccinated let's talk about what the weekend what the thanksgiving forecast is going to look like kristen as we get toward the holiday and people gather. i know and looking pretty nice right spencer. t

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whatever the rhetoric, the reality is that they are managed marketplaces, not like ebay, but we should not conflate them with full-time employees are traditional 20th-century organizations, which is why we need legislators to craft a good middle ground legislation that says here is the new reality, here is the extent to which we want platforms to take on responsibility, and here's what the government or individual needs to bear. caroline: we love your expertise and all these things. thank you very much. >> always a pleasure. caroline: check out his book, the sharing economy. coming up, the current labor shortages across the industry. our guest will join us, the company helping 100,000 across the country managed teams, logging on, logging off, their paychecks, who is turning up, and what's happening state-by-state? this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: we had uber earnings, airbnb earnings. that gives us an excuse to talk about the gig economy and labor aspects of that ahead of the jobs report tomorrow. a lot of folks are looking to employ themselves? caroline: it is the big rebound. taylor: se

some of these will end up on on- line marketplaces like ebay and elsewhere. some of the real high-end stuff, the diamonds and the pearls, that is bigger question and one of the things these task forces really have to answer, elizabeth. they're trying to figure out who was at the top pulling the strings, telling these people to go in swarms, how it's being organized. there's a lot of questions to get to the top of the organizations that are running these. >> seems to always come down to follow the money. where is the money going. >> reporter: yep. >> all right, andria, thanks. >> this city has to deal with overwhelming violence in this community over the weekend, and it's unacceptable. it's unacceptable for our residents. it's unacceptable for our visitors. nobody should have to live through this. i'm asking council to step up and have a conversation about how they support our effort to address public safety this city. >> tonight oakland's police chief already planning ahead to next weekend and asking city leaders to back him up after a violent couple of days

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on ebay because not enough product.uying these. >> bret: they already are. keep us posted. you learn something new every day. that's an up close and personal look at the supply chain crunch. if they come up with a chad pergram doll that would fly off the shelves if he can leave washington. what is the latest? >> i talked to a senior democratic aid whether or not they will vote tonight on the spending bill. another democratic member said what is the rush? the rush is to get it done before tuesday and the election. they are not ruling out tonight. we mile get a pit -- bit of clarity from stenny hoyer. this may drift into next week. you can't change congressional physics. if they don't have the votes you can't pass the bill. that's where they are right now. >> bret: it doesn't matter to some members? >> that's right. some moderate democrats want a full score and the democrats have a 72 hour rule. released the text 4 o'clock yesterday. if they adhere to that, that means that vote would not happen until saturday. >> bret: do

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only ebay said they must be certified or listed as scrap metal. nevertheless, there is no state agency to enforce it. some cops do enforce the code. but do they make risks in the black market? george gascon, who used to be police chief and d.a. in san francisco, wants automakers to start protecting them with an id number. we asked honda, ford and toyota. they all acknowledged the theft problem but didn't make any significant changes. >> if we don't get to the compliance, there is no question there could be legislative solutions to this. >> reporter: if you think the law should be stricter on car thefts, call your local rep. make some noise before your car does. the simplest way to protect your car is to put it in a garage. if you don't have a garage, park where there is a lot of light and obvious cameras to hopefully scare off criminals. you can also get your vehicle identification number etched into your converter. some local departments are doing that for free. to ask when or where, call their non-emergency number, not 911. if a missing catalyti

some of the partners there and just their ecommerce traffic in general, headwinds as well from the ebay talked about that being a surprise to them and ebay spinning off faster than expected analysts are really waiting for that to be fully flushed out finally mna. we talked about pintrest when it came out they said it is officially off, they're not buying pintrest. we may get more clarity on the company's acquisition strategy will they shop elsewhere social commerce has been huge so will they still look to integrate it and maybe buy another company or build it themselves >> right steve, it was a fascinating chat a couple of weeks ago with an analyst that say the biggest problem for paypal is they're not in the physical world. he wants to see it used more at point-of-sales transactions. i was thinking about it as more digital wallets are rolling out the capability, if they don't roll it out quickly they could be missing the boat. he wants them to do a boring acquisition of like a payment processor. is there any chance you think they would go in that direction or should? >> well, i actuall

if shoppers see high end products on etsy, amazon, ebay at deeply reduced prices, it's probably stolen or counterfeit. >>> san jose's first city sponsored rv park is now closed. according to the "mercury news," city officials shut down the temporary site because they say everyone who had been living there left on their own or found other housing opportunities. several now former residents were displaced following the disclosure of a homeless campus on apples campus. the closures follow months of protests by nearby residents about that rv park. >>> a live look at new york city. this is where a favorite thanksgiving tradition will take place in a couple of hours. we're talking about the 95th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. now, a bit of normalcy back this year after last year's event went on social distancing related to changes, and while the 2020 parade was a made for tv spectacle, the 2021 parade is once again a public party in the streets. nbc's jay gray is in new york with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, happy thanksgiving from the start of the 95th macy's thanksgiving d

they can go to macy's, walmart or online like amazon or ebay and pay over time for free no interest. no hidden fees we think we have a huge amount of runway ahead of us. with something like a traditional credit card, there is huge. >> there is clana. everybody in america is trying to get into space. how do you differentiate zilch >> because we are a relative newcomer we are able to look back at what others have done well. if you have a look at these they've built from these networks and similar to what zoom did to skype, we are bypassing the network going directly to the customer to pay over time for free my where they like and anything theylike to build something unique. they buy 10 things and suddenly they've got over $100 air month in famts with the monthly payment, this looks so darn attractive. we take this directly to the customer and they'll understand they have a balance available that they can go out and spend working with cross river as a partner. bypassing this issue and for the purpose moving in that direction, we'll be in a really good spot. >> $10 offer $25 a month can

the magazine now selling on ebay for $500. hanna jones won the highly esteemed pulitzer prize.r star rocketed, controversy followed closely behind. her social media became a magnet for outrage and ire. hanna jones fired back. >> when people try to discredit my work, i felt like i had to be out there doing battle. i regret that, absolutely. >> reporter: in 2020 came her most high-profile detractor of all, the president of the united states. >> the left has warped, distorted, and defiled the american story. there is no better example than "the new york times" totally discredited "1619 project." >> reporter: trump even signed an executive order creating a 1776 commission with the goal of teaching patriotic education. >> frankly, that commission was just doubling up on the education that most of our kids recei receive, which is a fairly whitewashed education that is not really telling us an accurate depiction of our country. >> reporter: the 1619 project became linked with debate over critical race theory, or crt, a decades-old academic theory that argues racism has been built into

. >> give me an example, like ebay, amazon? >> exactly, facebook marketplace, etsy. of those have a certain amount of product that is being listed by sellers is actually stolen in these crimes can. >> so i could go buy a designer person tonight and it could have been the one we're watching the video from now from union square in san francisco, is that correct? >> that's correct, raj. if you see the price listed for the purse at half price or what it normally would be, you know you are buying something that's illegal. >> you've been doing this a long time. how sophisticated are these operations? is this just a couple of guys and women in their living room saying let's hit a store or is this a little more detailed and nuanced than that? >> no, it's quite the opposite. it's a highly organized crime. any time you get this many participants conspiring together without fear of consequences, they're bringing weapons, they're being supplied with burglary tools, being directed on what specific products to target, that have the highest resale value online. you're talking about

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they dressed as doctors to ebay security. more than 100 people were killed and injured.sil challenged the taliban's hold on security since it came to power in august. the group has carried out four major hundreds and injured hundreds of civilians. tens of thousands of people evacuated, and the military forces withdrew. >> the thing people need and want from the taliban is there group over the security. if they lose that grip, and insecurity increases, it will somehow weaken the taliban's power. reporter: the taliban has downplayed the threat of iso, but the group is getting harder to a north -- isil, but the group is getting harder to ignore. targeting members in eastern provinces. still in kabul, taliban members respond, like the previous government would have just a few months ago. they set up a large gordon to protect the public. special forces and intelligence units gather evidence. the people here are hoping for more, a stop to attacks altogether. al jazeera, kabul. >> still ahead for you on the program, the livelihoods of millions are drying up around lake chad, as

so if shoppers see high end products on sites like etsy, amazon and ebay at deeply reduced prices, it could be stolen or counterfite. >>> going to think about happy thanksgiving. a lot of people going out for a run before they eat their food. my husband is one of them. i am not. first meteorologist kari hall with the turkey day forecast. hey, kari, happy thanksgiving. >> hey, happy thanksgiving. a big travel day. there are some people who go catch a flight before thanksgiving dinner and so we are starting out with some nice quiet conditions here in the bay area. it's just cold. take a look at some of these temperatures. we have upper 30s in dublin, as well as santa rosa, and it's 36 degrees right now in morgan hill. you may have to scrape some frost off of the windshield as you head out. as you enjoy the day, we're not seeing a big change in temperatures. napa reaching into the mid-60s. upper 60s by saturday. san francisco will be in the mid-60s and even some low 70s by saturday in santa cruz. we'll talk more about what's ahead in the forecast for the weekend coming up. vianey arana,

and the words of that caribbean ache on ebay grant will z a more in us on the front lane. when will we, as were leaders across the world, address the press and the seals that are truly causing are people angst and worried whether it is climate or whether it is vaccines. simply put, when will leaders leave? our people are watching and our people are taken, nor are we really going to leave scotland without the resolve. and the ambition that it's sorely needed to save lives and to save our planet, how many more voices, and how many more pictures of people must we see on the screens without being able to move? or are we so blinded and hardened that we can no longer appreciate the craze of humanity? i haven't seen the barbarians for many years at many hands make late were to day. we need the correct mix of voices. ambition, an action. do some leaders in this world believe that there can survive and thrive on their own? have they not learned from the pandemic? can there be peace and prosperity if one 3rd of the world literally prosperous and the other 2 thirds of the world live

although right groups do say it's unclear if the new ones are actually any safer, while the case is in ebay, but i do on a is not the only one when bystanders and protests is have died or have been left seriously injured. and french police have repeatedly been accused of abuse of power during the suppression of mass protest. her son shared his thoughts on the issue, not buffy in. ha, the french state hasn't taken responsibility for my mother's case form. interior minister castaneda expressed his opinion about the incident even before he had all the details necessary for the investigation of. it seems to me that the state wants to protect the police. the judges and the marcia police are in collusion. in fact, the general inspector of the national police actually did its job as it conducted an investigation showing special police forces were responsible for this. but the investigation was concealed in order not to make public the discovered flags. however, we have conducted our own investigation and we have the evidence. it was not yellow vests who were responsible for the grenade accidentall

it started the high ground of ebay and you see several centimeters fell, the some destruction from that. well, the sun is out. now the snow has stopped falling for the most part, the cit, a warning of the cold. why you as a like to call it where temperature well below where they should be. but the sun's out and things will start to melt. the slow, still falling in the north, and this wrap around cold wind that goes across the sea, japan, his home should ha, cardio gets in snow to the mountain tops. is left behind, cold weather in soul, or to range out here, i think. and although it was briefly quite cold in hong kong, attempted coming up again, there's the strength of that coolish wind dies back. if a facie we got enough moisture and wants go few showers of rain in southern just a few, not many the ne boncey which is seasonal. this part of india is now wrapping itself round a low and deepening that light is already flooding in china is going to be more because in the next 2 days, the rain really intensifies along this coast as the only part of india's gravy, severely wet, it's dry in ne

to have madams used to send kids teenagers into stores and shop up and then they would resolve on ebay eggs. it's just more, it's brazen now because you have states and district attorneys who are all for political purposes. they're not prosecuting. when i 1st got on the job as cop, it was a felony was $300.00 for retail stuff. and what made it even worse is your policy loss prevention. they can't, they're not allowed to make any contact or even stop and offender, as god forbid, if that person flees from the place and gets an accident, it's going to be the policy of the or the liability. the store cops are showing up doing their jobs are screening it past the states attorney states attorney is go is looking for convictions so that they, when they run for reelection, they can say, hey, look how much crime we have down in the city. so this is, this is a, a horrible, horrible district and states attorney issue and they are the absolute ones to blame for this. and yet we're seeing that happen in the real city like san francisco, seattle, and other cities. but like it, like rob was pointing

those states who is benefiting as the likes of amazon. huge online silicon valley retail giants like ebay. so it's actually benefiting san francisco based tech giant. best buy shares, plunge on margin pressures organized, retail crime, a look at the organized retail crime in the u. s. and how e commerce turned it into a big business. stolen goods get sold to law abiding americans by 3rd party vendors on big e commerce sites that profit from legislation to control. it struggles shares of, of, of best buy, plunged by 12 and a half percent. and one day last week, because it was a, they announced that they had so much inventory theft from these organized gangs that it actually started to hit their bottom line. but what happens with all the stolen goods is, you know, we've always had stolen goods. retail outlets have always had people come in and steal their goods and then they'd have to try to find a place outside somewhere to sell them on the street. well, these people are setting up shop on amazon or e bay and just selling them to people who think it's just, you know, they're buying that lu

and beyond that, pierre omidyar, the founder of ebay has come out and offered a lot of support for her he has spent a lot of recent years bankrolling anti—big tech efforts. he has given millions of dollars overall to advocacy groups and digital rights groups in this space. so basically his philanthropic group luminate is running her government and press relations in europe. he previously did give money to whistle—blower aid and has pledged that he will continue to support her in many different ways, including travel expenses and including amplifying her message through a lot of his big organisations. so he's only one of many. just to clarify, she has not said publicly that he is backing haugen. but they don't specifically comment on this case. emily, what have facebook said in response to the slew of stories? they keep coming and coming and coming. facebook has taken a very defensive posture in response to all of this. i've spoken to a lot of people this week that say companies in crisis have choices that they can make. they can either make structural change, they can apologise. facebo