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kara swisher, thank you. hould also mention kara is interviewing lars ulrich for the cnbc evolve summit on november 11th catch her there. >>> that's a big one, jon. as we go to break, keep an eye on the chip sector today the smh coming off that three week losing streak holding ton slight gains led by names like these but also amd, micron, marvell, the relative laggers to gin be this week. "squawk alley" is back in a moment one day we'll look back and remember the moment that things, for one strange time in our lives, got very quiet. we worried over loved ones, over money, over our planet, and over takeout. let's remember this time when so many struggled to feel secure, and build a future where everyone can. because when the world seems like it's standing still... that's the perfect time for us to change it. >>> final push to election day both campaigns are trying to woo senior citizens. contessa brewer is live in the villages to see how that is getting mobilized. >> hi, there carl. perpetual summer camp. it lo

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we'll talk to you soon >> thanks a lot. >> kara swisher. >> and moving on, it is a big week for cloud computing rooted in the kickoff of the biggest conference from the biggest player in the cloud. that is amazon the conference's aws reinvent starts tomorrow. i'll talk to aws ceo andy jasy there is a lot more to the cloud than amazon. we'll take a look at the range of competition and innovation, hear from key executives leading the way. you're only going to get that here on cnbc today ibm president and former ceo and later this week, microsoft executive vice president jason zander who is head of azure will have more executives too ai and hybrid sure to be big topics this week hybrid so important as companies try to navigate this pandemic. ai, important to kind of ideas of growth beyond it. >> this weekend, this year, jon, all we're talking about is this accelerated digital trance formation. well timed looking forward to all of that coverage meanwhile, google's head of commerce is right after the break here with us on cyber monday stay with us we're back in two. [ whispering ] what's t

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hosted our annual evolve summit yesterday and it featured some of the biggest names in business kara swisher caught up metallica's drummer to discuss the future of live music >> i've heard about live concerts returning in the shape and form that they were in february and back is not going to happen for probably another year at the earliest and like i hear myself say all the time, the good news is on the live concert front that when metallica and other bands like metallica play big arena or stadium concerts again, then you can pretty much count on the fact that covid as we know it now is over. >> all right for more on that interview, you can head to cnbc.com/evolve and ride the lightning, if you wish. >>> let's get a check on some of the morning's other top headlines. frances rivera has those >> and we start with each passing day after the election, president-elect joe biden lead only grows biden is up nearly 5 million in the popular vote also. georgia and arizona are still too close to call, but are leaning blue while president trump is slightly ahead in north carolina meanwhile nbc news has

expect to see from the incoming administration joining us now to discuss, the r rico co-founder, kara swisherf a big sigh of relief for big tech biden hasn't called for the breakup. but he's been tough on things like facebook misinformation, what are you expecting >> i think it's a real opportunity for tech to reach out and start to make reforms that they should have made themselves it will call for a lot of self regulation it just depends on who the biden administration brings in and iny spots like the justice department or who is running the ftc, stuff like that >> we're getting some indication on this. we know that tech was a major donor to the campaign. we're seeing him bring in executives in the tech world so what does that make you think? >> i think people are overestimating people. i think there are a couple lawyers and pr persons i don't know if they're such big names. they're going to sprinkle different people throughout the various thing ws whether it is covid-19 distribution. you'll see them throughout the administration the question is who gets the big job? they could expect tech

. >>> a quick note to kara swisher, did you know that i'm on television at 9:00 a.m.alling me during my show. don't pretend that you watch. >>> we've got to turn back to the election. the presidential race in georgia is still too close to call. votes are still being counted and president-elect biden leads by just over 10,000 votes. but now the focus is shifting to two senate runoffs there which will decide who controls the chamber next year. senator david perdue facing a strong challenge from jon ossoff and reverend raphael warnock is hoping to unseat kelly loeffler. stacey abrams announcing that her group fair fight raised 6 million bucks to help mobilize voters for january's runoff. joining me is the ceo of fair fight, lauren groergo. how do i pronounce your last name? >> growargo. >> i don't want to take your time if i can't even get your name right. $6 million. that's really great news. what are you going to do with that money? >> that's a contribution that we helped raise direct to the ossoff and warnock campaigns and fair fight. it's a three-way split. folks can