guy: let's pick up on lyle brainard. you talked to a lot of people on wall street.y so relaxed? sonali: well, she is not as progressive as some of the other parts of the party can be. for example, and of those this example, and elizabeth warren treasury secretary. but we have seen brainard come down on banks harder than the fed governors. if you look at the heat of the crisis, when the fed said banks can redeem cat -- can resume their dividends, brainard said that was a mistake. she also was a dissenter when it came to a lot of these rollbacks when it comes to certain ratios that have been eased for the banks as well. but remember, when you look at the democratic party platform more broadly, they bring up issues as stark as glass-steagall, so that is something that would scare the banking industry much more dramatically, but something that is much more hard to get done if republicans take a greater lead in the senate. alix: fairpoint, and i wonder if you look at the opposite way, if you have lyle brainard as head of the treasury, a working relationship with the powe

>>putting together a mountain home was a lifelong dream for lyle and mary-lyn heilman they were madly in early in life her mom 15 my dad was 17 when they met they are married at 1618 and they worked hard for their dream. lyle a denver firefighter and mary-lyn a mental health worker really put together the means to raise a family of 5 and just everything they had they threw into their family and what was left went into the mountain property, a property that so quickly went from picture perfect practically unrecognizable this was no normal fired him. there are some glenn was on the phone with his mom the night the east troublesome fire came through. >>the couple have refused offers to help them evacuate. i was trying to get help in there. she said no really we just want clear siblings let him know where we are now we love them and so i did and that toll road color immediately back in by 10 o'clock i was dialing that there was no answer. >>glenn didn't talk to his mom a game. more than a week later he and his siblings got their first look at what's left of their parent's dream. in the as

. >> the lyle bat wills are putting the transition on hold.health supports say the stonewalling is a concern as the country experiences another surge of covid-19 cases. >>> we are checking in on the better. we have rain in the forecast as we to into this week, especially on tuesday. lots look, i brought the model in first. this is the hid line. tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, nice day. highs in the 60s and 70s. midnight tomorrow night this is what happens. here's tuesday morning, the front has slowed down. by 8:00 a.m. the north bay is getting wet. 9:00 a.m. san francisco. san jose around noon, las vegas or 12. that's the timing. i suspect it will be similar to that. the system vie similar to the last witter system. that's over the course of the whole system tuesdays and wednesdays. not a strong system. in the mountains it will be productive. snow level will be higher. tapping into subtropical moisture here. you see rain in the pacific northwest. the sunday night game it was pouring in the east coast. look at the radar, it was dumping. t

lyle and calgren renewable fuels are partnering this project. they've got the lead of the actual gas cleanup operations. so essentially, we deliver them the raw gas by working with the dairies, and they process the gas and get it into the pipeline on their plant. shyler: one of the options for using that biogas is to turn it into cng--compressed natural gas. maas: so our final end product is natural gas. it's biologically no different than natural gas that flows in the pipes to your house. it can be used for a variety of things, but we're going to use it for, and what we are using it for, is vehicle fuel. arioso: it's really simple on the farm. we have a covered lagoon. we capture the gas from the cow. they dry it just a bit here, and then they push it to calgren, and then they do all the extra stuff, cleaning and everything that they need to do to make it where they can resell or reuse the gas on their own facility. so it just made a lot of sense. maas: the state of california has set a target that they want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions a

>>putting together a mountain home was a lifelong dream for lyle and mary-lyn heilman they were madly in early in life her mom 15 my dad was 17 when they met they married at 1618 and they worked hard for their dream. lyle a denver firefighter and mary-lyn a mental health worker really put together means to raise a family of 5 and just everything they had they threw into their family and what was left went into the mountain property, a property that so quickly went from picture perfect practically unrecognizable this was no normal fired. there are some glenn was on the phone with his mom the night the east troublesome fire came through. >>the couple have refused offers to help them evacuate. i was trying to get help in there. she said no really we just want clear siblings let him know where we are not we love them and so i did and that children color immediately backed by 10 o'clock i was dialing that there was no answer. >>glenn didn't talk to his mom a game. more than a week later he and his siblings got their first look at what's left of their parent's dream in the ashes, a tattered

so very famous experiment that was done years ago by lyle and lightnin and barbara landau. they did the following day. they, if you ask an ordinary, if you blindfold like a normal child and you tell the child to look up, you know, go like this makes sense, right? if you take a blind child, ok and say you take a blind child and blindfold them and you say look up, they go up, they raise their, you start to probe with their fingers, which is what a blind child who did. and i said it's very interesting. they were different mode ality different way of expressing the same thing. they're just 2 different way. but inside their heads, as far as gleitman and landau could make out, their thinking is just exactly the same. so we think what that means is that inside us, well we have our inner thoughts, our impact larry language like although it's certainly true that there's other kinds of thinking, like liberal thinking, the things that i, you know, a painter or a titian might do that. you know, lie off to one side of what language strictly looks like as might. those might all be connec

so very famous experiment that was done years ago by lyle and lightman and barbara landau. they did the following thing. they, if you ask an ordinary, if you blindfold like a normal child and you tell the child to look up like this makes sense, right? if you take a blind child, ok and say you take a blind child in a blindfold them and you say look up, they go up, they raise their, you start to probe with their fingers, which is what a blind child who did. and i said it's very interesting. they were different mode ality different way of expressing the same thing. they just 2 different way. but inside their heads, as far as gleitman and landau could make out, their thinking is just exactly the same. so we think what that means is that inside us, well we have our inner thoughts are in fact nearing language like, although it's certainly true that there's other kinds of thinking like literal thanking. and the things that i, you know, a painter or a titian might do that, you know, lie off to one side of what one language strictly looks like as might. those might all be connected

shop ownerjosh lyle said he was "sickened" by the theft of more than £3,000 worth of stock.e met police, who are investigating the theft, said they have not yet arrrested anyone. i wonder if special branch are involved. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. very good. since this morning, we have seen rain pushed down from the north and that has been washing the mist and fog out of the atmosphere. visibility improving but it stays cloudy with rain for quite a few of us cloudy with rain for quite a few of us today. the exception is across scotla nd us today. the exception is across scotland where we have sunshine and showers and the brighter skies will also push into north—east england as we go through the afternoon. it is feeling colder across northern areas, temperatures in northern scotla nd areas, temperatures in northern scotland about six celsius with a cold ghostly northerly wind, 30 to 40 cold ghostly northerly wind, 30 to a0 mph. 0vernight tonight, the rain clears away from the south. we will be left with clearing skies for a time across east scotland,

shop ownerjosh lyle said he was "sickened" by the theft of more than £3,000 worth of stock.er if special branch are involved. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. very good. since this morning, we have seen rain pushed down from

other names that floated, federal reserve governor lyle brainard, former dreamworks animation share melanie a strong relationship with the obamas. >> the tsa tweaking a safety protocol at this point. >> the cdc encouraging americans not to travel for thanksgiving, allowing travelers to bring hand sanitizer plus driver's license standards are going to be implemented, ct scanners, so agents don't have to do bag checks as often, just trying to keep everybody from not touching. >> also interesting, you will bring the latest holiday tradition which is a charcuterie shell a. ed: i have food stories for everyone. forget your gingerbread house. just in time for thanksgiving, this emergent online. the internet loves to create things. it is made of meat, crackers, cheese and a couple of vegetables for decoration. >> i might skip the ski trip. >> i like food stories too but there's something about a house made of warm meat but they are very pretty. >> the atkins diet, this story is for you. >> if you could turn back time you might find yourself with a pager listening to instincts or using your walkman

alix: there was some good writing over the weekend that lyle brainard could be treasury secretary.is well known to be the front-runner. if that happens, there would be an even closer relationship between treasury and the federal reserve. what would that mean to u.s. and investor -- mean to you as an investor? christopher: it is symbiotic in some ways, particularly as it relates to policy developments. i think the second piece is more of a neutral, which is doesn't create more linkages politically to what should be an independent body, the fed? my expectation would be that any treasury secretary would leave in a place where the fed can still pursue its mandates of employment and low inflation, so is opportunity here then really along the continued pathway that the fed has to provide stimulus, keep rates low, and promote job growth through those low rates. what is your expectation on what the treasury secretary might ultimately deliver on tax? there is this perception that we will not see the more progressive, left-leaning tax agenda that some suggested this administration might deli

. >> lyle beersy has noticed it. >> one thing i see is people is not shopping as much as they did in the previous years of thanksgiving and all of that. they are not buying too much food and all of that because they probably are worried about their health and keep everything safe. >> reporter: covid-19 is spoiling a lot of thanksgiving plans and traditions. but robert stewart is trying to stay positive. >> i just don't know when it will end. we are looking for a silver lining at the end of this one. >> and it might be toilet paper. >> yes. if that is all it takes, that is what it takes. >> in contra costa county, john ramos. >>> people hoping to have crab as part of the spread fish and wild life have delayed the start of the commercial season in mendocino county because the crabs are still too small to harvest. another round of testing is scheduled on december 1st but at this point the earliest the season can start is december 16th. >>> all right. well there is better news for skiers and snowboarders, back on the slopes in the sierra this week for the first time since march. heavenly

while brainerd is reportedly at -- lyle brainard is reportedly at the top of that list.uld that mean, if she was head of the treasury? sonali: the most important thing is she was a little harder on the banks. you've seen a lot of the other fed governors -- harder on the bank then you have seen a lot of be during the trump era. you can start to see a picture that might be a lot harder on the entire financial system than initially expected. guy: there's a story on the bloomberg that is getting a lot of traction today. it is about the sec, about people like gary gensler potentially moving into that post. that would certainly have wall street worried. is that where the focus would be? sonali: absolutely. there is a timeline to look at, too. preet aurora is also being to arara preet -- preet bh is another being discussed. he is another that is tough on wall street. when we are talking not just the treasury, but treasury, sec, all of these agencies put together, whoever makes up that group of regulators starts to create the picture of just how hard this administration could be

members of the fed for her unusual ideas about the economy and her opinion that the fed should be more lyleoffice of the president. harris' vote was enough to sink the nomination for now. >>> the faa cleared the boeing 737 max to fly. pilots need to be trained. a bay area drone company has scored new funding. $50 million says it'll move much of its operations to bend, oregon. i spoke with the ceo who says less of a move, more of an expansion. one way or the other the high cost was a factor. >> the bay area is the most expensive market to live in. so bend is on average 25% che cheaper to set up and establish. >> we're seeing this a lot with companies. oftentimes they are moving significant amounts of their operations elsewhere. back to you. >> they can save a lot of money, too. >>> 5:17 this morning. and trending for you in an interview with oprah on apple tv plus former president barack obama opens up about going through rough patches with the first lady during their time in the white house. >> take a listen to what he had to say. >> the thing that i think we were good about was talking stu

lyle brainard at the fed, democrat considered much more mainstream as treasury secretary.and progressive type. it's highly unlikely elizabeth warren as has been reported recently will get treasury secretary. not saying impossible but at least that's what they're telling the wall street guys and gals it's unlikely. where progressives will show up and this will have an impact on public policy, is in the labor department. in hud. hud is a huge agency because it referees and regulates housing in the u.s. including fannie mae and freddie mac which is very interesting. whoever is in there will most likely be a progressive and probably stop the recap and release and sort of reducing of the footsprint the trump administration under mark ka b calabria is doing. that head of hud will probably stop what calabria is doing. if calabria is going to redo fannie and freddie in his image, he will have to do so in a lame duck session and that will be all-out war trying to privatize, really privatize fannie and freddie, you know, in a lame duck session. but be that as it may, we also hear hh

lyle brainard is another one.ht now part of the obama treasury departmen department. she is considered a moderates. here is the problem purred biden could put up a lot of folks who have moderate credentials in order to get them passed the senate. but as soon as they get in those seats, that he is going to be turned up by the left for them to get down to the regulatory crackdowns. even moderates in those positions has no reason to resist that. they do not gain anything by resisting the hard left. a lot of the regulatory shenanigans habit in the dark it never sees the light of day for the public never knows what's happening there. screws get titans and businesses feel that. this is what scares me. at least legislation is somewhat in the light you can see it's happening and congress. you do not see what is happening in the executive branch. a gets hidden from the american public. they have no leverage a pole in reaction to it. totally nondemocratic. kennedy: the good thing is if he does put moderates and there they a

the pandemic, of course the huge reason for the surge on lyle sales.lack friday foot traffic down 42%. that in some ways was by design. a lot of the retailers didn't want big crowds at their stores, because of the pandemic some they drove them on-line. and spread out their sales, over the entire month of november. it heated up the competition with amazon. but am zone rows to the occasion. look at this. amazon increased its share of on-line sales on thanksgiving and black friday to 55%. and amazon was followed by wal-mart, best buy, target, and ebay. some of the sales on wal-mart's web sites today tread mills for those keeping up with their fitness at home, as well as apple air pods. at target they have vacuums on sale from diceon, as well as apple watches and weather wise in chicago. a very good day, i would say to sit on the couch and order away on-line, from the comfort of your home. >> neil: sounds like my typical day. thank you, my friend. >>> have heard of these things called tread mills. gradey turnbull in chicago. you know no one follows retail

at the treasury department, we're hearing names like former treasury undersecretary lyle brainhart. former fed chair janet yellen. roger ferguson, some names we have heard from our sources, are potential picks for this role. we have heard from biden that he has already selected or knows who he wants to put at the treasury department so that, of course, prompted a whole new round of speculation last week. then you consider the state department, the potential here for tony blinken, a long-time biden adviser to be the head of this agency. senator chris coons, he talks to us updating us on the transition as well as ambassador susan rice, former national security adviser and also vp contender over the summer as biden was going through his selection process. over at the defense department, the person that we're told consistently is a top choice for this position is michelle flor noi. she would be historic because there's never been a woman leading the pentagon before. other names, jay johnson and senator tammy duck worth. and over at health and human services, a few names, michelle grisha

lyle brainard of the fed, not to mention a couple other names.gh she looks like a dark horse but we are watching all of it as we see on the screen. possible treasury secretary particulars. >>> tech titans going to war at this hour. amazon accused by european regulators of being an anaconda. the eu charging the e-commerce giant of using its massive reach to squeeze the life out of smaller competitors. europe's top antitrust guns firing off their latest salvo after a review of 80 million transactions on amazon's platform. amazon denying all allegations at this hour. shareholders, at least some of them, are denying amazon. the stock is down about 3.25%. >>> the drama in big tech land not stopping there. did you just see in the last hour, apple launched a bazooka into the global chip wars. we are about to get a live update on the explosive moves shaking the pc and semiconductor worlds to the core. closing bell ringing in 38 minutes. dow up nearly 300 points right now. we'll be right back. i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i

treasury secretary, you look at people like former treasury undersecretary lyle brainerd, janet yellen, former fed chair, roger ferguson. over to defense, where biden could potentially make history if he were to select the person who we've all heard is the most likely contender, michele flournoy. in the mix, former dhs secretary jeh johnson as well as senator tammy duckworth, again, someone else who was on his vice presidential pick list over the summer. then a potential director of national intelligence, current senator angus king. if you look over to health and human services, one of the most important agencies right now given the ongoing pandemic and role this agency will play and the potential dissemination of a vaccine, you start seeing names like new mexico governor michelle luon grisham. raul ruiz. and california congresswoman karen bass. again, another woman who was strongly vetted during the presidential picks period over the summer. as well as dr. vivek murthy who's heading up right now the covid task force. really the thing i kept saying to you there was a lot of these names

and we hear about lyle braynard who, of course, is vice chair over at the federal reserve, that she couldnod for treasury is secretary -- >> roger ferguson. liz: right, right. >> yeah -- liz: charlie, thank you very much. >> -- [inaudible] ferguson. liz: yeah, yeah. all right. we'll see you later, charlie. wall street clearly approves, as we've been talking, of four more years of checks and balances. but how do you invest for gridlock? there's a way. there's always a trade. peter schiff and mark matsen manage billions for their clients. they are opening their playbook in just two minutes right here on "the claman countdown." and we are awe waiting that trump news conference, eric and lara trump supposed lu going to speak in the next few minutes, that's what west virginia heard, in philadelphia. so we will take that as soon as they appear before the cameras. we've got 26 minutes before the closing bell rings. dow up 446, the nasdaq having a significant lu strong day, up 3.7% or 412 points. you're watching "the claman countdown," you are in the right place for your money. ♪ - to have gold c

example, when you look at the treasury department, some of the key names that we're hearing about are lyle brainerd, a former treasury undersecretary, janet yellen, the former fed chair, robert ferguson, the outgoing ceo of an investment fund. flip over then to the state department, tony blanken, a longtime biden adviser. chris coons, a longtime biden ally. ambassador susan rice, the former national security adviser, as well as someone who was in vice presidential contention for biden. these are names we're hearing there. and then the defense department. one of the key departments that i want to point out because if biden is to go with michele flournoy, who many of us have been told is the leading contender at this point, she would be an historic pick, because you've never had a woman leading the pentagon before. the same, of course, would be true for senator tammy duckworth, who is someone who went through the vetting process to be a potential vice presidential contender earlier this summer. then you look at hhs, health and human services. potentially one of the most important roles in th

there is talk about lyle brainard, in terms of treasury.ing this washington parlor game start up about anonymous position pieces in the press talking about various people, upsides and downsides. watch that because it really is that external form of the transition starting to play out, even though trump has not conceded. you can see the appointments starting to play out in real terms. rishaad: derek, thank you so much, derek wallbank in singapore. japan as we head into the lunch break in tokyo. the nikkei has not been at these levels for something like three decades. upare seeing benchmarks move , a quick look also at the topix also on the way up. shanghai virtually unchanged. at the moment we have the hang seng 1.1% to the upside. movers in tokyo, and soul as well, softbank down despite record profits. boston dynamics and hyundai deal would give the carmaker control of the company. softbank on the way down. higher thana, 4.6% forecast. ♪ 10:30 a.m. ins singapore where we are seeing markets on quite a tear. lifting the likes of singapore air

role in the voting rights struggle, because you have cell not to the west, montgomery to the east, lyles kind it became the place that if he were and organizing, and you did not want to be out of the roads in the dark. lounge county became a sort of safe haven, where people could stay overnight. and, seek shelter in the community. so, could you talk about that a little bit? the role that lies county played a little bit, ballistic organizers and others? >> yes there were several families who owned their own homes, and they could afford to participate -- about having a lot of a percussion. they lost businesses, and all of that. but their own homes, they can move more. there was a man named jon jackson, who own property. he knew that if these young men, kept moving between montgomery some, they were gonna get killed. so we had a vacant house, and he let these slick workers, live in the house. it was called the freedom house, now and it is still standing. and that was one of the ways that, lounge county people who able to protect state workers. >> we just saw up on the screen the cover of je

personnel decision has been made for the position, but eid for treasury secretary includes fed governor lyleynard and roger ferguson. during the campaign, president-elect joe biden promised to bring normalcy back to t white house and we're getting an idea what that would look like. and we're told that the white house daily press briefing will be making a comeback and politico, that the two names for white house press secretary, simone sanders and kate bettingfield. gillian: so, hillary, some familiar names you put up on the list for us and some unfamiliar names. we'll check with you next hour. hillary vaughan. joining us now is a 2020 biden campaign surrogate from the state of nevada. she serves on the house foreign affairs and homeland committees. congresswoman, thank you for taking time to be with us this afternoon. before we move into any of the politics going on here and there's a lot of it, i want to dig deep with you for a second on national security during this presidential transition because we're hearing from a lot of experts who say, you know, terrorists are just looking for opport

lyle brainard, roger ferguson the two front runners before the last week or so don't seem to have theublicans that janet yellen does have to negotiate fiscal policy stuff that biden will have to get through she is someone that can cough up a gop senator and change the vote and remember if the republicans keep the senate a lot of what biden will do from a fiscal policy standpoint, massive tax increase in spending what happened unless you get gop defection, she is someone who is seen that can do that. the other thing that i here which is fascinating is that janet yellen is seen as a fed chair again, she was obama's fed chair and vice chair and she is in the seat to do that in a couple of years if jerome powe powell, if and when he steps down. the third thing i hear, people really believe that biden, if gop keeps the senate and the chances are, it'll be one of the two georgia seats, the fiscal policies will be constrained, therefore how do you boost the economy if that's the case, republicans will not agree to anything, one thing is through goosing fed monetary policy, half of me says wh

lylely, 30. south florida by early next week could see some really heavy rains on the order of 20 inches. your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the warm cities sponsored by state farm. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. watch out for fog in the south bay and north bay in the commute and then last chance for record warmth this afternoon. blustery showers and thunderstorms possible tomorrow and all the way through the weekend to a lesser extent. today 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s inland. 50s tonight but look at the green. that's the beginning of the chances of wet weather that >>> so much more to come on this thankful thursday. happy friday eve, y'all. we'll be back. y'all. we'll be back. ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately

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he says for the treasury, lyle brainar and janet yellen are being looked at.cretary, -- your thoughts on what a biden cabinet could look like? >> i can't get in the mind of biden but i can tell everybody that this election is not over. there's a lot of potential fraud that has to be gone through, there's a lot of votes that have to be gone through. i see a lot of investors making a huge mistake which is doubling down on large stocks, doubling down on tech stocks. in the 2000s we had a similar situation. tech stocks lost 75% of their value almost overnight, large stocks, u.s. stocks lost 50 of%. have you to have small international stocks, you have to have emerging market stocks and you have to stay diversified, not chasing the bubble, people are herding up buying large companies. i think it's a big mistake for investors. maria: yeah. and i think your point on it's not over yet, we'll be speaking with rudy giuliani in about an hour to discuss the evidence that he has come up with so far. but mark tepper, investors are reacting to the positive news about the cov