kristina partsinevelos. >>> check the dow.e have a new session low that we hit although we are off it. new session low, loss of 481 points. okay. >>> investors are putting their money in their mattresses figuratively. shares of mattress pillow and bedding seller purple are up 1.8% after beating sales figures in the latest quarter. no princess could feel a pea with those shares today. they are off the earlier highs of the session, though. but the home of the most well-known princesses in the land, the magic kingdom, are they kind of swooning at this hour? they are coming down with a bit of a cold. looking at this chart, you would say no. disney stock still up about 10.8% since october 30th. for the month of november, looking good. but we've got the media guru who says be careful before wishing on this star. closing bell ringing in 25 minutes. we'll be right back. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading tech

kristina partsinevelos is live in new york with the view from there. i'm not just anywhere but in herald square. you have seen macy's boarded up. not the first time but second time since the protests of george floyd. they're even taking it a notch by painting it. it means the board may stay up couple days. you hear people are hammering, they don't want to take any chances. for example, foot locker, behind me further down. they incurred roughly 1million dollars in costs with the previous civil unrest. nobody wants to take any chances. speaking with people, small businesses this costs a lot of money. costs hundreds of dollars, to thousands, put up wooden planks, paint them, put up posters. i was further uptown in midtown, talking to petron and shoppers how it feels to be in new york city at this moment right now? listen what they had to say. >> a little eerie. election day. sad to see the stores boarded up. >> how do you feel when you see all that, walk buy it? >> i can't imagine we've gotten to this point in our civilization in our society where we have

thank you, kristina partsinevelos.t the covid hot spots meantime this new studies we mentioned earlier was published in journal nature. it says gyms, restaurants, can be virus hotbeds and provides strategies to limit the spread and perhaps a reason for businesses not to shut down entirely. one of the coauthors joins us from sanford university computer science professor. we thank you for coming on. i mentioned up top, i will ask you about that in a moment, some business groups saying you dent have the right data set, questioning the methodology. my reading on this study as i kind of alluded to is that there is some balance here. this isn't saying hey, shut down across the board. it's saying you can operate in a new way but tell us if you can what you did find in your study? >> yeah. thank you for having me, thank you for the excellent question. you are exactly right. one of the important positive take-outs from the studies it is not all or nothing type scenario. essentially what our study shows we can reopen businesses

. >> kennedy: kristina partsinevelos, thank you very much. it was a pleasure working with you jon scott, i missed you. >> youtube, julie banderas. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> fox news alert, president trump weighing in on the fight against covid as cases keep searching across the country. we await data from thanksgiving but the u.s. reported more than 181,000 new infections on wednesday, the third day in a row that infections arose. the nation cases neared 13 million. president trump still insisting we are rounding the corner as he talks up progress on a coronavirus vaccine sing the first shots will be delivered as early as next week for frontline medical workers and seniors. the president also telling reporters joe biden deserves no credit for the vaccine rollout. >> president trump: don't let him take credit for the vaccines. the vaccines were me and i've pushed people harder than they've ever been pushed before. >> kristin fisher is live at the white house for us today. >> hey, molly. the president sounded very optimistic about the

kristina partsinevelos dealing with all this in new york city. >> like you just mentioned you have goneconcept to reality with distribution as early as mid december but the big question is how will you rollout all of the vaccines and can you force americans to take it. much like lockdown in-state home mandates it is up for the state to decide. so far no state has put into law that you need to take the vaccine that it is mandatory. we can expect a peace approach, is a tennessee for example the governor just came out saying he will not mandate public schools therefore his children do not need to be forced to take the vaccine but let's bring it back to new york, the new york state bar association that passed a resolution urging the state to mandate all new yorkers to take the vaccine regardless of religious or personal reasons so of course i'm standing here and were talking about distribution and they can be stated in life are in the thing but these are common occurrences in metropolitan cities, asked new yorkers, how did they feel about mandating vaccines going forward, listen to what the

. >>> let's get to kristina partsinevelos for today's fox business brief. hi, kristina. kristina: hi, liz. well, we know oil is jumping yet again today but shares of exxon are trading a little lower after documents show the oil giant is pessimistic about the future of oil prices. and lowering expectations for the next seven years by 11% to 17%. this could show the oil giant believes the pandemic will linger longer than expected. and you have luxury department chain nordstrom doing quite well today. those shares are higher after q3 sales came out much higher than expected. that's thanks in part to their anniversary sale. investors believe the anniversary sale might be a good sign the holiday season is doing well. keep in mind that digital sales for the third quarter accounted for $1.6 billion. that's 64% of the retailer's business. >>> last but not least, you have fin-tech company square popping today, after the company announced it would require credit karma tax or $50 million. credit karma tax is a free filing, do it yourself tax filing system. investors like this pairi

to kristina partsinevelos at westchester county airport in white plains, new york, where costco, yes,e to save the day? reporter: yes. they saved the day when you need to stock up on toilet paper, laundry detergent, lots of pickles and of course, now a 12-month membership to private jets or to access private jets like this. this is a collaboration between costco as well as wheels up. it's going to cost you a hefty $17,500 but that includes a $4,000 flight credit, a few thousand dollars to costco in a gift card. there's a few other perks as well. the only catch, though, is this $17,500 membership fee with costco doesn't actually include the price of flying so i caught up with the ceo to ask him just how much it would cost to let's say go to boston. listen to what he had to say. >> what does it mean when you want to go to boston from new york or new york to florida? you're looking at about $5,000 or slightly less. florida, $12,500, $15,000. we are dynamically priced. reporter: we know that it's not cheap and across the board, airlines, private and public ones, are just trying -- or gene

kristina partsinevelos, you have to give us details. reporter: all aboard, charles? you said, get your toilet paper, laundry detergent, 12-month membership to a private jet. this is a collaboration between costco and wheels up. it will set you back about $17,500. that includes 4,000-dollar flight credit, 3500 for costco and exist card. a few other perks. this comes at a time where the airline industry has dropped dramatically. we know over thanksgiving weekend, so far new statistics from aaa are predicting, almost 48% drop in americans who are flying. that is because some people are worried right now. that is causing prices to drop. domestic prices right now, according to hopper.com which is a travel website, are down 20%. averaging about 220 bucks. you have international prices down 40%. averaging about $720. when we're talking about aviation and general private planes, they're going in popularity as more people are seeking safer options. if you choose to purchase this membership on costco's website, there is a little bit of a catch. you do have to pay for any type

back to you guys. >> kennedy: kristina partsinevelos, thank you very much., julie banderas. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> fox news alert, president trump weighing in on the fight against covid as cases keep searching across the country. we await data from thanksgiving but the u.s. reported more than 181,000 new infections on wednesday, the third day in a row that infections arose. the nation cases neared 13 million. president trump still insisting we are rounding the corner as he talks up progress on a coronavirus vaccine sing the first shots will be delivered as early as next week for frontline medical workers and seniors. the president also telling reporters joe biden deserves no credit for the vaccine

marijuana could bring big money to the garden state a big expansion for the cannabis business kristina partsinevelos> good morning, maria. new jersey is largest state on the east coast to finally go through with legalization process for recreational marijuana, above age of 21, a, montana so you can't dakota arizona 11 states as well as d.c. decriminalizing the legal use of recreational marijuana that is why we came to a massive greenhouse behind me only greenhouse growing marijuana, they didn't want us to the amount it why not inside right now this push for legalization wells decriminalization street drugs in oregon pushing ri, some investors believe that the presidential victory for joe biden means there is going to be more legalization going on, across the country, and this could really help budget shortfalls new jersey believes making 126 million dollars sales tax revenue annually, and that is going to put a lot of pressure on nearby states like pennsylvania as well as new york, new york though the governor andrew cuomo said he is confident they will legalize marijuana in new york by next year, a

maria: welcome back, flying high for fee partnership to make private charter accessible perks kristina partsinevelosn private jet good morning. >> all aboard if you happen to be in the market you know for toilet paper laundry detergent why not fly a jet costco has you set mere $17500 access to 12 month private jet membership, includes a little bit more 4,000 dollars, in a flight credits you get 3500 dollar membership did team up with a private aviation company and they say that they are accessible you can pretty much book a jet like this this is a citation xl, 365 days a year within 4 hours notice the catch -- 24 hours notice you pay 17500 dollars you have to pay for the actual flight, the industry itself was hit hard like many others the beginning of the pandemic business travelers, a major client of the companies are not flying as much, but you are also seeing wealthy vaicationers turning to private jets those want a safer travel not exposed to as many people, maria, if you are like me this is maybe a little bit too expenditure 17500 dollars there is a cheaper option doesn't include flight cledz c

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kristina partsinevelos with more from new york city. hey, kristina.ody wants to be the bearer of bad news but like you said the big apple is seeing a spike in cases. the mayor here is warning new yorkers to avoid going indoors and gathering with people and so you can see this is a common sight all across the city right now. people are waiting in line to get into health clinics. and as of today, there is a press conference with the positivity rate in new york city at 2.36%. that is a seven-day rolling average. this comes from a press conference. a new area of concern is staff 10 island. they're seeing positivity rate over 3% of the mayor is concerned he could be rolling back restrictions but he seemed confident working with president-elect joe biden. >> the fact that joe biden will be our next president is really important here. i think it maximizes the chance we'll have a vaccine that will be work and that will be trusted and people will be ready to take. that will be part of our comeback. reporter: and that is exactly what is happening right now thou

kristina partsinevelos on hurd dells they're encountering along the way. hey, kristina.en eight long months since the first pandemic lockdown happened. if you're like me you're itching to travel but you're just unsure, what is safe? hotels or airbnbs like this one in new jersey? let's start with hotels. they have picked up the cleaning process. they have stickers on the door to make sure they're clean. a new cdc report says hotels are riskier than vacation rentals like airbnb. there are strangers you pass in common areas. hotel rooms don't allow you to open the window. hotel occupancy hovering a little bit below 38% with luxury hotels being hit the hardest. new york city, the worst performing city when it comes to hotel occupancy rates as well. it has instopped people from traveling. roughly 56% of americans plan to travel over thanksgiving. that is according to trip advisor. i spoke to the host of this airbnb, how her business is doing. listen in. >> people have been scared to travel but we're seeing a little bit of an up surge now we're starting to open things up a lit

kristina partsinevelos in new york city with more on all of that. kristina? the feud or months long feud between new york governor andrew cuomo and the president over the distribution of vaccines. just yesterday you had the governor here of new york state that he was willing to sue the trump administration over discrime nary practices when it comes to distribution of the vaccine. what do i mean by that? with the trump administration plan it would be private enterprises that distribute the vaccine. think of like a cvs or walgreens. cuomo is arguing those chains may not be available in lower income communities especially communities of color and hit hardest by covid-19. we know on friday president tom singled out new york he may refrain from distributing the vaccine here. that comments comes after governor andrew cuomo said in september he would create his own independent task force to review the vaccines coming from the white house and the reason he is saying because he doesn't want it to be too quickly. you see what is going on here. it's a tit-for-tat argume

kristina partsinevelos is live from the tangor outlets in new york. >> reporter: we've been here sinceix a.m., and the foot traffic is definitely down. there's a movie theater that's closed here, some of the food places, restaurants are closed. there's a line behind me because a lot of the shops have strict capacity limits, is so most of them you can't very 10, 15, 20 people in a store, is so that's why you have a line waiting to get into ugg. overall, the discounts this year are actually a little bit better. there was a survey that found the average discount on handbags, apparel shoes is 22% versus last year at 16%. so some people are taking advantage of the sales, so much so that the national retail federation believes that there will actually be growth in sales this year in 2020 between 3-5% totaling at least $755 billion. the federation also believes since we're not spending as much on entertainment and travel, we have a little bit more money to spend on ourselves. i spoke to a lot of these shoppers here and asked them why did you want to shop in person versus just shopping from th

kristina partsinevelos on what that might be. n square garden which used to hold a lot of big events. what is it, kristina? reporter: yes. you would have to show up your phone and prove you took a negative covid test or a vaccine. this is something that ticketmaster is actually exploring. it is a potential situation, a hypothetical i should say but you would have to show on your phone that you got a negative test result within the past 24 to 72 hours of viewing a concert. ticketmaster did say though that it is a situation that is just something they're exploring at the moment. the enforcement would be put on the event organizer, not ticketmaster itself. keep in mind ticketmaster owns live nation. live nation owns a lot of venues the "house of blues" in dallas, the fillmore in colorado. this would be a massive endeavor. why? because in 201,957,000,000 tickets were sold around the globe when it comes to concerts that would be a lot of phones they have to check. you would have to have the app. they would with a third party health car

let's bring in kristina partsinevelos. kristina, what could a vaccine mandate look like?: well, this would be according to the states. it's much like lockdowns and stay-at-home mandates. the state would decide which is why i came here today just to take a peek at already these long lines that are forming here. they could be standing in line for absolutely anything but this is a common occurrence in major metropolitan cities. as the vaccine goes from concept to reality, as early as mid-december, the big question is will or who will mandate it. at the state level, no states have passed laws just yet but here in new york, the new york state bar association passed a resolution asking the state to mandate the vaccine for all new yorkers regardless of religion or personal reasons and so this could create a piecemeal response across the country like we saw with the lockdowns. why do i say that? example, tennessee, for example, the tennessee governor said no, we're not going to mandate the vaccine for any public school children. so across the board, you are going to get different

kristina partsinevelos on what happened and what the reaction is since.ter: neil, you have a situation, the whole city was out. joe biden, president-elect has not commented on the mass gaaterss, new york city, a pretty much a "tale of two cities" where you have small businesses, restaurants, thriving in outdoor dining but you have other businesses that are still boarded up because they feared violence and looting during the elections as well, some that have to stay closed due to covid restrictions. many have gathered in close proximity for president trump's rallies as well to celebrate the elections and president-elect joe biden, but these events as you know, break social distancing rules, that frustrates business owners who cannot serve the public especially new york is simultaneously opening up some businesses while keeping some closed in hot spots in queens as well as brooklyn. that is frustrating for some businesses. fox business, spoke to the owner of potterly glass paint. she is a single mother of five children. she was in her store on saturday, wor

kristina partsinevelos at madison square garden. kristina, how would this work? phone, it'll be a ticketmaster app, and you would be stopped at whatever venue it is like madison square garden behind me, and you'd have to prove that you took the vaccine or tested negatively for covid within a 24-72 hour period. we reached out to ticketmaster, and they were very adamant to say this is just a potential idea they are exploring at the moment, and it would be on the venue to oppose such an enforcement, not on ticketmaster. we did also receive a statement from the ticketmaster president, he said they are working with third party health providers. it would be the third party health providers that would store your private information. they are very clear on that. ticketmaster wouldn't be holding that information. but they didn't tell us who they'd be working with. an example of such would be clear which you're seeing around the city the as well as ibm. at the moment though, the fda has not aapproved the transfer of private vaccine or, i should say, test results to any oth

let's go to kristina partsinevelos in manhattan.n and i don't think they understand this backwards and forwards about when they get the vaccine. it's chaos, isn't it? reporter: yeah, you have a situation not only in new york but across the country, businesses are caught in limbo, especially here in this state. the reason being is you have new york governor andrew cuomo threatening to sue the trump administration for equitable vaccine distribution. what do i mean by that? governor cuomo did say that if they go through with the vaccine distribution it's going to be through private enterprise. it seems like cvs and walgreens. he's arguing that many lower income communities, particularly those of color and hit hardest by the coronavirus, would not have access to such private enterprises, hence the reason why he believes it could be discriminatory. you also have the president very recently saying he would single out new york and not provide them with the vaccine. the reason why he's saying that is because in september, governor andrew cu

kristina partsinevelos, i didn't realize they had a fleet of private jets. how does this work?embership. costco teamed up with wheels up. you get $4,000 flight credit. 3500 costco membership. this comes at a time when we know air travel is down dramatically. according to aaa, it is largest one year drop in air travel in their history, down almost 48%. that means people aren't traveling as much. prices have dropped dramatically as well. domestically, according to hopper.com, domestically plane prices are down about 40%. international flights are down 20%. averaging about20 bucks. you're getting some deals. a lot of people worry about travel. if we're talking about the private jet industry, they were hit hard in the beginning because of all the business travelers that weren't flying. you had a lot of wealthier people seeking out safer options, less exposure. actually you're seeing this private jet industry actually pick up quite a bit. so costco collaborated with wheels up. just a mere $17,500. the catch is, stu, you get the membership, you get the costco membership, you get the

kristina partsinevelos from fox business is live in new york city where, crist tina things are a littleyear i'm in deer park, new york. outlet mall open since 6:00 a.m. no major stampedes for that latest electronic or toy. yes, the lines have started to grow a little bit longer. i'm in front of nike as well as adidas here. there definitely are some people. not like what we used to see with foot traffic that could be of course because of the pandemic. anchor tenet tenants like the me theaters closed. sales on since mid october and some of these deals are pretty good. according to a refinitive average discount on handbags clothes and shoes 22%. better than last year at 16%. people may be at home watching tv and browsing their phone shopping online. we are still expecting the sales to be pretty strong. according to the national retail federation, we are expecting growth between anywhere from 3 to 5%. so that's pretty much bringing in $750 billion on black friday the federation say they may spend more because they are not spending on travel as well as entertainment. the big question is will

kristina partsinevelos is at a turkey farm in new york.porter: it's accurate depending on who you ask, which producers. at this farm, yes, it is accurate. why? because more people, more large gatherings are shrinking down into smaller group gatherings. we know millions of americans have had to change their plans for thanksgiving, but turkey is still on the table, and that's why sales are rising. this is tom over here. these guys are pardoned, so so they won't be on your table this thanksgiving dinner. but we came to raleigh, this is a poultry e farm in long island, and they've been around for 61 years. we know that thanksgiving 2020 brings travel restrictions as well as advisories on having large indoor gatherings. we know according to kroger's, which is a large u.s. national grocery chain, they said roughly 43 percent of american families still plan to celebrate but with immediate family. so it's going to be a lot smaller. but that means sales could uptick. i spoke with the co-owner of this poultry farm about how her business is doing so

bring in our own kristina partsinevelos. you are at an outlet mall in new york. i should say, than we saw from jeff flock in chicago, but what are you seeing there? kristina: yeah. well, i with like ould like to i'm standing in front of adidas so there is a line but the vast majority of this outlet is pretty empty. it's been open since 6:00 a.m. the reason you are seeing a lot of people in line, because there is a capacity restriction in a lot of stores. like you mentioned, it's a pandemic. you have the movie theater that's closed here and these blockbuster, doorbuster deals have been going on for days, even weeks, and the discounts are deeper than ever. this year, according the a survey, the average discount on apparel, shoes, bags, is 22%. that's a little bit better than last year when it was at 16%. although everybody may be enjoying the comfort of their home right now instead of trekking to a mall, we are seeing or the prediction is that sales will actually increase this year, according to the national retail federation. they are saying anywhere between 3% to

kristina partsinevelos from fox business joins us live at a new york turkey farm struggling to actuallymericans' plans, turkey is still on the table. luckily, not these ones. these ones are pardoned. but what's happening as cross america is that steals are rising which is why we came to the poultry farm here on long island -- [background sounds] [laughter] according to krogerer's, the u.s.' largest national grocery chain, they believe more than 40% of american families are planning on having thanksgiving but with immediate households, so much smaller groups. when you have smaller groups, more people wanting smaller turkeys which is why i spoke to the co-owner of this farm to learn more about how her business is doing. listen in. >> this year our turkey sales have, i want to say, tripled. a lot of small turkeys, medium you are the keys since the covid started. a lot of people have been coming back to the farm to eat, to get their foods. and we were one of the few that did curb service since day one. and you know what in we helped feed the people. >> reporter: feeding the people with turk

kristina partsinevelos in manhattan for us now. first of all, how much have rents come down? like a lot but in a major metropolitan city, it's a little bit better and it helps those younger let's say millenials finally step it up and ditch the roommates and get their own apartment. why? because you are seeing vacancy rates up and seeing prices drop. for the third quarter, stu, the median price was $2,990 for an apartment here. that's almost 8% lower levels we haven't seen since 2011. reason being is there's a lot of affluent people here and they are mobile renters so they don't have to really come back if things aren't going well. we are seeing vacatincies, rougy 16,000 apartments on the market for the month of october. we haven't seen levels like that since -- it's been 14 years, literally 14 years. sp i spoke to one broker who told me in the past 24 hours, there were 500 apartments, less than $1800 and she said landlords are giving tons of concessions. listen in. >> they are offering two and a half months' free rent if it's a lease that's minimum 12 months. they are also gi

kristina partsinevelos from new york. has joe biden commented on these crowds? has not acknowledged the fact there were a lot of people gathering in major metropolitan cities across the country. i'm here in new york city. it is pretty much "a tale of two cities." why? businesses, outdoor dining, ones behind me are thriving. it's a little early right now. other businesses have boarded up because of fear of violence and looting during, or possible election outcomes on saturday which didn't happen. you have other businesses closed completely due to covid restrictions. many have gathered in close proximity for both president trump rallies and to celebrate the elections as well as president-elect joe biden. these events as we can see break social distancing rules. that frustrate as lot of business owners. i spoke to the founder of shrink, lengthen and tone, slt, it is a chain with 16 locations in the state alone and many much her shops remain closed. >> i'm all for celebration, but there are some double standards here. and the fact that we have closed is just crazy a

different this year, but that doesn't mean people are not out shopping, for deals discounts, kristina partsinevelosthis morning. >> yeah, there are definitely crowds here black friday known as busiest shopping day of the year. >> i am sitting in front of adidas a line a lot of lines due to restrictions in the stores you have people manning the front usually occupancy number written on the door, but foot traffic down dramatically my other shoulder you can see nike a little bit of a line but nobody outside there, the store is not even full i walked in before this live shot what we're seeing at this location anchor tenants movie theatre, closed-door buster deals started days ago weeks ago as early as mid october when amazon premium came into play but discounts if you are wondering how deep they are pretty good this year compared to last year, the average discount apparel bags shoes 22%, virus last yee -- versus last year, better if you are thinking shopping on phone on line more people buying goods the expectations from national retail federation is increase this year from anywhere between 3 and 5%, s

kristina partsinevelos from our sister network fox business is live at the westchester county airport: i know. i need some toilet paper, oh, hey, how about access to a private jet? this is a citation xl, and this membership is 12 months private jet membership costs a mere $17,a 500 -- 17,00. you get a $4,000 flight credit, you get a $3,500 costco credit, you also get access to live events. costco did team up with wheel's up which is a private aviation company. they say they're more accessible which means they can access 30 planes, they have partnerships -- 300 planes. you can get access to any private jet within 24 hours, 365 days a year. but there's a catch. the catch is that you do still have to pay for your flight. and this is something that the private jet industry is doing now because their industry was hit quite hard at the beginning of the pandemic because they rely on business executives to travel and, of course, no one's really flying, so now they're pivoting and focusing on those wealthy vacationers. that's the reason why you're seeing the collaboration between wheel's up an