the gross profit, then it was obvious to me, the kiosk is a giant waste of time.nna be direct-to-consumer and wholesale, then be that. don't also be running a mall stand. it's a distraction right now. finia: yes, it is. nina: okay. ♪ lemonis: hi, guys! finia: hi! finia: good to see you. nina: how are you? lemonis: i'm taking nina and finia to silverland bakery in chicago. it's a commercial co-packer that specializes in state-of-the-art equipment with state-of-the-art production. in order for this business to grow to the wholesale level that i'm expecting it to, i need to find somebody that can help me with volume. finia: hello! athena: hello! lemonis: nice to see you. athena: nice to see you, too. lemonis: so am i gonna be in trouble with three persian women? finia: yes! athena: come on in. very hot. so say you want a truckload shipped to california. a truckload is 22 pallets, up to 24 pallets. lemonis: so the way to think about this is, she produces. she stores it, and then we have to provide the logistics and the storage on the other side. so it just becomes a l

arrival big screen is all managed by a third party, that also manages placements appearing on the kiosks screens. our recommendation is to consider options for bringing data management in-house for quicker response to user issues with the tool to achieve better response time on communication alerts. and really to respond quicker to need for fixes in the software glitches. if we move up to the top of this graphic, the monitors and digital media players, monitors is a big issue as well. the current problem with the monitors are low pixel resolution devices. these were optimized for placement for large illustrations. they work great at a distance. the problem is when you look at them -- when you look at data that is put on the monitors up close, it's really hard to see. you don't get the fine detail that you need to see maps, to look at small transit information, to look at floor plan graphics. it's just not there. so consider replacing these devices with very high resolution and very bright -- i say bright because these monitors need to -- are used external to the grand hall. right paired

over on the left is a picture of one of our kiosks in the main floor. on it, is the monitor and inside that monitor is the application that we've been tasked with reviewing. on the right, we see this grey area showing these five areas that we feel are really important to get a handle on in order to make the full package successful. so let's take a quick look at each of these areas, starting with the first one, content management network. so content and transit data coming into the center and also frankly on the main departure arrival big screen is all managed by a third party, that also manages placements appearing on the kiosks screens. our recommendation is to consider options for bringing data management in-house for quicker response to user issues with the tool to achieve better response time on communication alerts. and really to respond quicker to need for fixes in the software glitches. if we move up to the top of this graphic, the monitors and digital media players, monitors is a big issue as well. the current problem with the monitors are low p

aussie kiosk kev has been replaced by kiosk cledwyn, but the key question is, will the welsh critters i don't know if i'm allowed to say, i'm going to say it anyway, so one of the new creatures is the bald rat. now, i've never heard of a bald rat before rehearsals yesterday and i would be petrified. there are ten contestants going into the castle and one of them should have an advantage. he's already a knight. bbc presenter victoria derbyshire is another bracing herself for a less than luxury experience, this is the camp shower and toilet. i'm not risk averse and i want to immerse myself in adventures like this. other contestants include shane ritchie who says he's taking part because he needs the cash. former strictly professional dancer aj prichard, pa ralympian hollie arnold and giovanna fletcher, a podcaster, presenter and actress. producers are keeping contestants and crew safe with regular covid tests. the crew will also carry proximity buzzers which will alert them if they get too close. the contestants will become a bubble as they'll be living together, and the hosts ant and d

aussie kiosk kev has been replaced by kiosk cledwyn, but the key question is, will the welsh crittersorrifying as their australian counterparts? they are bringing in so many critters and all sorts and i don't know if i'm allowed to say, i'm going to say it anyway, so one of the new creatures is the bald rat. now, i've never heard of a bald rat before rehearsals yesterday and i would be petrified. there are ten contestants going into the castle and one of them should have an advantage. he's already a knight. bbc presenter victoria derbyshire is another bracing herself for a less than luxury experience, this is the camp shower and toilet. i'm not risk averse and i want to immerse myself in adventures like this. other contestants include shane ritchie who says he's taking part because he needs the cash. former strictly professional dancer aj prichard, pa ralympian hollie arnold and giovanna fletcher, a podcaster, presenter and actress. producers are keeping contestants and crew safe with regular covid tests. the crew will also carry proximity buzzers which will alert them if they get too

fees that we pay each month for each kiosk. it's a skip stop affair, so there is a -- kiosk visible no matter where you are. and of course at each operating bus, we're able to turn off almost 60 different kiosks on the bay and in the grand hall. additionally, we've had uptick of vandalism behavior issues in the restrooms near bay 15, near the center of the facility on the bus deck. as a pilot, we have begun closing those on the weekend and opening restrooms up on the park, which previously were closed during the shelter-in-place. so that patrons had alternatives. there are two other restroom facilities on either end. it has been a success so far. we'll look at perhaps extending that, but we'll wait to see some public comments coming in as to whether that has been a problem or not. so we'll keep you posted on that. and relative to the bus storage facility, again, given the low tempo of use, we've made landscaping and engineering reductions. they're still having to attack the graffiti unfortunately at 2nd and 3rd street, but none

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. >> inside ticketing kiosks have barriers and agents in ppe. even the security line used to be snaking out the door, now a breeze. doug with sfo said a third of the stores inside are still shut. >> different. a lot less passenger activity. we are down about 75% from this time last year and you can really see it in the terminals. >> while sfo felt like a ghost town it's not indicating the rest of the country. only about 40% of the usual flights are running out of sfo but many are adding flights. aaa said this year's travel numbers are only 10% lower than precoronavirus travel days painting a very different picture than the one we see here. >> it was like bombs had gone off. i took pictures of the inside of the airport because it was just incredible. >> that the bay area has done such a good job of having very proactive, very aggressive health orders and i'm hoping that part of it is people following that guidance. >> as a result of the reduction in traffic sfo said they canceled 20 different construction projects to try to reduce their debt burd

changes so that even when business travel does return, the check in experience is going to be done at a kiosks going to reduce the interaction and that is going to save some money. same thing with during your stay, they will change over a room but you might not get daily housekeeping during your stay. it is going to be presented to keep others out of your room it also there is a cost-saving element as well. we will see some changes with that to keep expenses down and to minimize interaction. some of those things will stay with it even after the pandemic. .oe: our thanks to robin farley coming up, the virus and vaccine whiplash. is there a rotation trade still on? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: we are focused on stay-at-home trade. shownave -- kind of been by the numbers. not going on cruises at the moment. disney plus subscribers, 74 million. the challenge now is for investors to determine where we go and as covid cases surge, do we stay back on that trade or do we look to the future? joe: we had a good 15 minutes where the return to normal trade worked really wel

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but you don't and i mean we've installed the guideposts at 39 locations at toilets kiosks and shops so if you have to do something then just look at the map to see where there's a line up and then maybe go to another location. the japanese are very conscientious about wearing face masks however those who may be potential visitors to the olympic games and think they don't have to take part in such measures may still be reminded thanks to our high performance facial recognition system. our software doesn't just count visitors it also sees how long you stay somewhere and whether you're wearing a face mask and if you're not security personnel could be alerted all the status serves to lower the risk of the spread of coronavirus or thought you'd see that. they say the technology is reliable that just might make the olympics doable despite the pandemic at this stadium metals will also be up for grabs and baseball and softball and just thinking of that really inspires the fans. some of what we go through has reopened it's a world famous city much picchu this happened on sunday after 7 months o

in mexico city, rapid testing kiosks are being setp as the country recently surpassed 100,000 deaths. d mexicoth toll is fourth highest in the world behind the united states, brazil and india. president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris met with transition advisers in wilmington, delaware, today. they had no public events. there are recounts under way, including in two wisconsin counties. other states are finalizing their vote counts in preparation for the electoral college to formally announce its decision on december 14. the trump campaign legal team continues to pursue lawsuits challenging ballots in several stat aes, losiost all of them so far. president trump insists with no evidence that he actually won, saying it again ywhesterday at a e house announcement on prescription drug pricing. the president has made few publ s appearancescehe election. today, he went to his virginia golf club again after attending this year's 20eaders' summit, which is being held virtually. secretary of state mike pompeo with plans to attempt to restart negotiations for peace in af

but you don't and i mean we've installed the guideposts at 39 locations at toilets kiosks and shops so if you have to do something then just look at the map to see where there's a line up and then maybe go to another location the japanese are very conscientious about wearing face masks however those who may be potential visitors to the olympic games and think they don't have to take part in such measures may still be reminded thanks to a high performance facial recognition system. we're going to go into an issue you know our software doesn't just count visitors it also sees how long you stay somewhere and whether you're wearing a face mask and if you're not security personnel could be alerted all the standard serves to lower the risk of the spread of corona virus that's also due to be devoted to do these see the technology is reliable that just might make the olympics doable despite the pandemic at this stadium medals will also be up for grabs and these fall and in softball and just thinking of that really inspires the fans. the news the live from berlin and here is a reminder of our t

schools of colleges are open as a construction sites and fox as well as certain small businesses like kiosks like laundries like and opticians certain services that are deemed essential and i think as a result there are many streets that he's here and pad is not to busy they aren't entirely deserted either for instance you know in my neighborhood i still see people queuing up to noon outside popular bakeries outside cafes that do but of course there is still a ban on private gatherings on having visitors people do need to still carry a sworn declaration form when they step out of the house that are clubs and how long they can stay out but i think people here largely do seem to understand the need for these renewed restrictions to cognize infections but it's true that there is a sense of fatigue a sense of resignation among people and i think also growing anger among people will have to shut down their businesses yet again so some anger there in paris and resignation to bigot in london prime minister boris johnson has announced a new law down in england starting on thursday people are all obv

but you don't and i mean we've installed the guide posts at 39 locations at toilets kiosks and shops so if you have to do something then just look at the map to see where there's a line up and then maybe go to another location. the japanese are very conscientious about wearing face masks however those who may be potential visitors to the olympic games and think they don't have to take part and such measures may still be reminded thanks to a high performance facial recognition system. that in a lot of the news in all our software doesn't just count visitors it also sees how long you stay somewhere and whether you're wearing a face mask and if you're not security personnel could be alerted all the status serves to lower the risk of the spread of coronavirus are those that you'd see that i do. they say the technology is reliable that just might make the olympics doable despite the pandemic at this stadium medals will also be up for grabs and baseball and softball and just thinking of that really inspires the fans. in a recap of our breaking news story there has been a shooting at a syna

but you don't and i mean we've installed the guide posts at 39 locations at toilets kiosks and shops so if you have to do something then just look at the map to see where there's a line up and then maybe go to another location. the japanese are very conscientious about wearing face masks however those who may be potential visitors to the olympic games and think they don't have to take part in such measures may still be reminded thanks to our high performance facial recognition system. you know our software doesn't just count visitors it also sees how long you stay somewhere and whether you're wearing a face mask and if you're not security personnel could be alerted all their status serves to lower the risk of the spread of coronavirus you'd see to that. they say the technology is reliable that just might make the olympics doable despite the pandemic at this stadium medals will also be up for grabs and baseball and softball and just thinking of that really inspires the fans. before we go we have a case of sure is a curious case of life imitating art in the netherlands a metro train ra

. >> reporter: inside, ticketing kiosks are buttressed by plexiglas and agents decked out in ppe. even the security line used to be snaking out the door in years past, now a breeze. doug with sfo says even a third of the stores inside are still shuttered. >> dramatically different. a lot less passenger activity. we're down about 75% from this time last year. and you can really see it in all of the terminals. >> reporter: but while sfo felt more like a ghost town, it's not indicative of the rest of the country. only about 40% of the usual flights are running out of sfo. many carriers are adding flights from other airports. in fact, aaa says this year's travel numbers are only 10% lower than pre-covid travel days, painting a very different picture than the one we see here. >> i mean, it was like bombs had gone off or something. i took pictures, it was incredible. i'll never see this again. >> the bay area has done such a good job of having very proactive, very aggressive health orders. and i'm hoping that part of it is people simply following that guidance. >> reporter: as a result

if it's a kiosk or live where everyone can see it. no one needs to be getting in with a thumb drive or disk or anything else in this foreign mass, everybody in the country outside our country wants to be in our system. get them out. goodbye. host: any response? lonnie is right in one respect that there should be a paper trail for all ballots. providing an of opportunity to check if things are uncertain. i think this agency would require all election jurisdictions to have paper ballots which is an important security backup. require --should not depend on everything to be electronic. to have artant federal agency in charge that every jurisdiction has a paper trail because without it, things could get screwy. mentioned thatbs paper trail that had increased from 2016 about 80% of votes cast had a paper trail compared to this year were 95% with a paper trail regardless how the vote was cast. where does this leave states in terms of states setting -- what would be left for the states to do in terms of setting their election laws, rules and

we touched on a shrink a teacher's a kiosk a school she worked hard to get a distance learning robot for her school collecting donations and subsidies to foot the $3700.00 euro bill. she says robots help children who are sick at home to stay connected. to kids can catch up on studying at home but they also need social interaction they want to participate in the classroom even with an injured knee or can interact with their classmates thanks to charlie. it gets pretty boring when you're all alone in hospital or at home. you start wondering what the others are up to what class they're attending. the robot helps me stay in touch. young his classmates take the robot along on their break so they can chat during recess provided the wife i connection holds up. your. game if occasion is all about playful learning it's celebrated by many but some experts say it's only suitable in limited contexts. mine on my uncle harrison goodwill invited me to germany in his letter he talks about an important invention. project lingo that will change the world and he thinks he's being persecuted. but why. t

larger stations have small kiosks where you can stock up on essential except liquor because the sale of alcohol is prohibited. soon after the dough who express departs most of the passengers restaurant in is a room providence 4 hours away. order the famous chuck about to be delivered directly to the train. com placed our order but to be honest we're a little worried that the train only stops for a short time let's see if they can get our food ready and bring it to us hopefully they'll find us. in rural areas children approach the door who express because passengers throw them gifts and sweets from the moving train. but i don't blame. them for that well i'm glad they got the books. right. and. said. they're going to have not all of. the students bought books for the children and put banknotes between the pages. in the late afternoon the train arrives in as that room where the food will hopefully be waiting for the passengers. to. move and volcom have only 10 minutes to find the delivery man get the k. box and pay for them. it was agreed that their order would be brought to cora leaven

so it's a delicate thing and i mean we've installed the guideposts at 39 locations at toilets kiosks and shops so if you have to do something then just look at the map to see where there's a line up and then maybe go to another location the japanese are very conscientious about wearing face masks however those who may be potential visitors to the olympic games and think they don't have to take part in such measures may still be reminded thanks to our high performance facial recognition system. of the news in all of our software doesn't. visitors it also sees how long you stay somewhere and whether you're wearing a face mask and if you're not security personnel could be alerted all the status serves to lower the risk of the spread of coronavirus or thought you'd see that. they say the technology is reliable that just might make the olympics doable despite the pandemic at this stadium medals will also be up for grabs and baseball and softball and just thinking of that really inspires the fans. well before i go through rio minutes world famous city much of picchu on sunday after 7 month

and thank you, chris, kiosk that i expand my remarks today to include some of the actual events thatred at nuremburg. i'm trying to get a good light here so i can see this. just as robert jackson, united states chief council, of the war criminals at the end of a norm -- chalkboard to, nuremburg. he thomas dodd with his executive trial counsel. i was a prosecutor throughout the trial and the only member of our staff president at the palace of justice. the night the defendants who had received death sentences were executed. my assignment, one that i arrived in september of 1945 from london, was because i had been an oasis. the defendant, who was ahead of the racist purity office and the gestapo. oh thank you, that is so much nicer. i can't see very well, either. anyway, we prosecuted organizations as well as defendants, at nuremburg. even before the case began, i had the opportunity to interview a defendant. he had been captured by the british. they brought him down to nuremburg and they spent a few days talking to him. at the course of which he asked what he had done during the, water

in addition to delivering, gavin has set up a little kiosk where people can buy his milk. his customers seem happy. yes, i mean, does this relate to milk is great, very wholesome for the children too. we like it a lot kind of pushed it to. i'm not milk intolerant. i just feel the other kind of milk isn't is right for me. while this one is so you don't just guess that we have visitors recently much. i always have this milk at home because after that, one of them said he can't drink milk at all. if he does, he has to rush to the bathroom. i told him i had a 2 milk, you know, he tried it and it was fine. so it really seems to work for him to do it at that age. here's one hypothesis is that it might work in the case of milk, protein intolerance, where enzymes cannot cleaved the proline in 8 to milk. whereas they can cleave the histidine in a one milk. but this releases a protein fragment called b.c.m. 7, which could cause gastrointestinal problems. this doesn't apply to lactose intolerance though. since a 2 milk also contains lactose as well as other key components of a strong

if it's a kiosk or it's liv where everybody can see it and no need to beetting into the system with a thumb dve or a disc or anything else. and the mess everyone in the country outside our cntry was to be in our system. get them out. sorry, goodbye. so what are rightly any respons response? >> guest: lonnie is right and one important respect for this should be paper trail for alllo ballots. that is a way of providing an opportunity to check ifhings are uncertain. ihink this agency would require all electio jurisdiction t have paper ballots. which is an imptant security backup. so yes, i agree that we shoul not require or wee should not pretend everything should be electronic paper ballots are really essential. it's rlly important to have a federal agency in charge that every jurisdiction has a paper trail. because without it, things could get screwy. she want to in his interview prcribes the foreigner security administration from homeland surity mentioned paper trails that increase from 2016 of aut 80% of vote cast had a paper trail to this year that had 95% wit a paper trail regardle

however, if you do have a bag to check, a lot of airlines have kiosks where you can print your own baggageag, put it on your own luggage, and drop it right off. and, of course, there's hand sanitizer. so, your next stop is going to be security. unfortunately, the oakland airport spokesperson won't let us tape it. you've got two options. you're either in general boarding, where you have to go through that maze. take off your shoes. and touch a bin to put your electronics inside of to go through the x-ray machine. or you have beautiful, tsa pre-check, where you don't have to take off anything and you walk on through. either way, on the other side, there's hand sanitizer. now, when it comes to finding water, if you have brought your own water bottle, you will likely find these touchless water bottle filling stations. okay. so you are in the terminal and you are thinking, i want something to eat or drink. well, in covid times, not everything's going to be open. some things will be. however, good idea. check your airport's website, see what is open and when it is open. whatever you grab to eat

>> i go to a kiosk >> i don't know where there's a wendy's. >> okay. any way.t's scary any way, i go and there's a board. it shows where i am after i go to the kiosk now i'm usually like the third page and every single one of them says mobile order mobile order they're all doordash up there. and i watch these shopping cart bags filled up with stuff while i'm waiting for my piddlely little fries. >> do you use your real name. >> it says joseph depending on the credit card you put in the kiosk. the name on the credit card. you would know these things. you're like george h.w. bush they scan that and the price comes up this is unbelievable can i pay with cash? melissa, where have you been >> not to wendy's apparently i don't know why i'm getting flak for not going to wendy's. it's not a sign of the modern world. >> melissa slis living in the future. >> she is. you get your shoes in the mail. >> everything in the mail. >>> let's talk stocks here having potentially historic november, the dow up nearly 13% so far joining us now liz young director of market strategy. g

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the same could be said if the president set up a pardon kiosk at the front door of the white house andrged people $1 million per pardon, please make out the check to donald j. trump that would be unlawful, abuse of discretion and would have to be challenged in court and finally no less than bill barr, testified before congress, that it would be "a crime" for a president to swap a pardon for the silence of the person pardoned. there are plenty offy was and reasons to challenge presidential pardons in court. >> okay. what about donald trump who, as you know, is also facing himself a handful of legal challenges. could he legally pardon himself? >> could he pardon himself? yes, because all it takes is president trump directing somebody to type up, not that we still have typewriters, type up a pardon saying i, donald trump, hereby pardon president donald trump. he can try it. i maintain it would be challengeable in court, and perhaps the best argument in favor of that is in 1974. the department of justice office of legal counsel issued a legal opinion that a president cannot pardon himself.

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so that you don't and i mean we've installed the guideposts at 39 locations at toilets kiosks and shops so if you have to do something then just look at the map to see where there's a line up and then maybe go to another location. the japanese are very conscientious about wearing face masks however those who may be potential visitors to the olympic games and think they don't have to take part and such measures may still be reminded thanks to our high performance facial recognition system. we're going to give the news you know our software doesn't just count visitors it also sees how long you stay somewhere and whether you're wearing a face mask and if you're not the security personnel could be alerted all this data serves to lower the risk of the spread of coronavirus through for you to see that. they say the technology is reliable that just might make the olympics doable despite the pandemic at this stadium metals will also be up for grabs and baseball and softball and just thinking of that really and spires the fans. a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here on

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anyone in addition to delivering, gavin has set up a little kiosk where people can buy his milk. his customers seem happy. yes, i mean to milk is great, very wholesome for the children too. we like it a lot. some kind of pushed it to. i'm not milk intolerant. i just feel the other kind of milk isn't is right for me. while this one is so new and not just guess that we had visitors recently. i always have this milk at home because after one of them said he can't drink milk at all. if he does, he has to rush to the bathroom. i told him i had a 2 milk, you know, he tried it and it was fine. so it really seems to work for him to do that. i'd say there's one hypothesis is that it might work in the case of milk, protein intolerance, where enzymes cannot clean the proline in a to milk. whereas they can cleave the histidine in a one milk. but this releases a protein fragment called b c m 7, which could cause gastrointestinal problems. this doesn't apply to lactose intolerance though. since a 2 milk also contains like tose, as well as other key components of a strong immune system. that's

we're seeing people at the kiosks but not huge elbow to elbow crowds we're seeing at other places around the country. we have video of that. here's the backdrop. the u.s. right now is at 12 million cases. we jumped from 11 million to 12 million in just five days. right now the number of cases, the number of hospitalizations and deaths is the highest it's been in months. health experts are really worried that heightened holiday travel right now will create cross contamination. the cdc says if you have to travel, make sure you're bringing your face macsks and washing your hands often. try to get your flu shot before you go. this morning i spoke to a doctor and a travel expert on how they would feel about traveling right now and what they think about the images we're seeing at some airports in the country? >> i'm not getting on a plane to see my family for thanksgiving right now. i'm missing my mother's 80th birthday. i know that's just a sample of the sacrifices so many americans are making because it's important for us to stay safe. >> i think people should listen to the cdc and their doc

scan it and find out that clorox was used here and specifically seven minutes ago we cleaned these kiosks feel like providing that level of clarity, that quickly, is going to raise just a lot of comfort in the travel experience which gets us pretty excited. maria: yeah. it's such a great idea. because you have identified one of the things that people will use to dictate whether or not they travel or not. so how many qr bar code stickers are there at the airport now? do you plan to add more? and how do you do that? do you need to do partnerships with different airports across the country to ensure that you can install those bar codes and that you've got the cleaning equipment and the people doing the work also contracted? >> the team at albany, we have 45qr codes that have been up for some time now. we've been practicing getting ready for today. to your point, i was on the phone with new zealand last evening, we've been in conversations with dubai, airports all over the world are interested in this. if you think about wider, we see many more than 45 qr codes over time in places like the ba

down, they are trying to instill confidence in the passengers and basically they are going to the kiosk, check-in stations, bathrooms, everywhere where somebody might touch, they are periodically disinfecting it, bringing down the pathogen load. that creates a safe environment. like the governor was just saying, this is all science-based. nine navy hospitals are using this around the country, over 100v.a. and d.o.d. facilities. this is how the government is doing their best job using the most powerful uv robot in the world to disinfect their environments. neil: so again, we chatted about this last time you visited about when you hit a room or make sure it's, you know, infection-free, how long is that process and again, to your point, if someone comes in, has covid and sneezes, that's a whole other matter, grant you, but how long, barring that, is that room, is that area, is that work space or whatever you're addressing, safe to be in? >> right. the robot has about a seven-foot wingspan on each side so 14-foot diameter. it's going to go in there in that two minutes, it's going to disinfe