firefox's default search engine will be google. agreement will cause a similar older deal that was scuttled when the web browser became bitter rivals. three years ago, they switched from google to yahoo! as the default firefox search provider in the u.s. after yahoo! agreed to pay more than $300 million a year over five years. lyft has its foot on the gas as it drives its global expansion north to canada. this will be the first time it operates outside of the united states. the ride hailing company will start in toronto and expand into hamilton, ontario. lyft has been gaining territory. 1500 residents in toronto have downloaded the app even though the service is not available. joining me now is our guest. mayfield invested in the series and round. you guys invested in $6 million in 2011. it is now worth $11 billion. >> the valuation of the company is worth $11 billion and our stake is a lot from where we invested. emily: what do you make of their expansion finally outside the united states? >> i would say lyft is a great example of

they were up and running 0 not google chrome, firefox and internet explorer. >> issues at macy's stores, gift cards and credit cards are taking longer to process. so in a statement macy's said it help speed up check-out. >> but if you know them, you know die hard bargain hunters are not going to let that stop them. >> no. >> we saw bustling crowds all day at tyson's corner center in virginia. >> the excitement extends around the beltway to oxon hill. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is at the outlets. tracee, big crowds out there? >> reporter: well, before you fill up on your thanksgiving left overs or after you fill up, make sure you also fill up your gas tanks if you're coming to the outlet. look at this. this is what happens every once in a while in the parking lot. a bit of a traffic jamb as they try to get everybody in here. all the way around the outlets. i tell you, looking at the shopping tcenter, everyone said all of this is worth it to get in there. >> come on, i love the crowds. let's go. >> reporter: is this christmas shopping or shopping to be shopping? >>