strud: hey, marcus! lemonis: i'm marcus. strud: i'm so pleased to meet you.s your name? strud: strud. lemonis: okay. stephanie: stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. stephanie: this is bo-bear. lemonis: bo-bear? stephanie: yes. lemonis: is this the business, or is this a music studio? strud: this is the music studio where we record some music for the business and social media. lemonis: are you the owner? strud: yes. lemonis: okay. and what is your role here? stephanie: i just own him. lemonis: are you his wife or just... stephanie: he calls me his "love-life-partner." strud: love-life-partner. stephanie: so it's a mouthful. lemonis: do you want to get married? strud: i'm all-in. lemonis: oh. maybe you should formalize that. so, what's the polar bear jingle? is there a jingle? strud: no. there's no particular jingle. lemonis: well, just play me something. [ rock music plays ] strud: ♪ marcus lemonis, we've seen your show ♪ ♪ and it sure is fine lemonis: okay. ♪ strud: ♪ why don't you come on down to georgia ♪ ♪ meet polar bear, we'll have a good tim

i'm marcus. nick: marcus, pleasure. nick. lemonis: nick? nice to meet you, brother.s is really a small kitchen. it's tight. nick: a lot of the equipment in here is very, very dated, so we've just been kind of doing the best we can. lemonis: it's tough to work in here. nick: you get used to it. lemonis: what was strange is that i'm here around lunch time, and there's not really anybody here. as i walk around the inside of the facility, i'm underwhelmed. i can't tell if they've given up or they don't care. but i can't invest in a business that dante has neglected. what would you call these two colors? salmon and light salmon? dante: salmon. lemonis: let's the three of us go outside. and as i go around the outside of the property, i'm seeing weeds everywhere, crap hanging from the trees. the parking lot looks like garbage. now, i can be tolerant for certain things, but disrespecting hard-earned assets is not one of them, and so i'm gonna put him through the paces. what would you rate the property today, aesthetically? dante: uh, 5 out of 10? lemonis: a 5? what's giving

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matisun: hey, marcus! good to see you! lemonis: welcome to... jerry: marcus.jerry: good to see you. lemonis: what's the good word? parking lot looks good. matisun: thank you. lemonis: looks brighter and fresher. so, what games are new? jim: none. lemonis: okay. when is that gonna-- when can that happen? jerry: you know, we have pretty much the top 20 games, so to bring in just another game i don't think helps us. lemonis: so there's no new games? jerry: no new games since you were here. lemonis: okay. did you go look at any or no? jerry: no. lemonis: you got to help me. matisun: we have many conversations. yeah. yeah. so... lemonis: okay, so we got to have some agreement on that, right? matisun: mm-hmm. jerry: what i think about jerry is that he's a guy that's been doing this for a very long time. he wants to do things exactly the way he did 15 years ago, except the industry changed. lemonis: could we take a tour outside? jerry: sure. matisun: yeah. lemonis: jerry, it looks nicer out here, don't you think? i think it looks... taylor: it looks way better. lemon

oliver, i'm marcus. oliver: marcus? glad to know you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you, sir.have you been in town? oliver: i've been here all my life. lemonis: how many floods have you been through? oliver: all of them. you see, back in the '70s, we had the '73 flood. that was 33 feet. and then we had the '93 flood. that was 38 feet. lemonis: like many towns up and down the mississippi river, grafton experiences floods from time to time. the residents usually recover. it's considered a flood at 18 feet or more above sea level, and now, seven weeks in, the water has only dropped 1 foot from its peak of 35 feet. the full damage of loss of revenue and structure repair have yet to be determined and won't be until the water levels come down. is that your business right there? oliver: that's my business. uh-huh. we fry fish for people. i've been in the business 52 years. lemonis: wow. oliver: i spent three years in the army. lemonis: thank you for your service, by the way. oliver: and when i come out, i went into business in 1967. lemonis: what's a good day? what a good day dollar-

that's coming up, marcus. >> thanks, kari. we're learning of a deadly double shooting in the bay view. this is last night. san francisco police just before 9:00. officers responded, saying they found two adults with gunshot wounds. the victims died at the hospital. they've not been identified just yet. police have not released any suspect zbripgs or a possible motive. >>> now to a developing story for you. san francisco police, they're investigating a crash during the early morning hours. this is during a chase that seriously injured the suspect. that crash happened near the bose triangle. this was on fillmore around 3:30 this morning. it all started but it's not really clear what led up to that chase. the police say the suspect struck a bus and crashed into the flower shop. the suspect now has life-threatening sxw ining inju. no one was inside that store and the muni driver was okay as well. >>> san jose taking another critical step in police department reforms. mercury news is reporting a committee approving the mayor's plan

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia. and kara is here with a look at weather and traffic. hey, kari, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. we are going to have a really nice day, but a little bit windy. we're starting out clear as we await the sun's arrival with a live look in san jose and the winds at times gusting up to 30 miles per hour and even more in some of the upper elevations by tomorrow and the next few mornings we'll have some frosty valley temperatures and still no rain in the forecasts even as we head into next week. if you're planning to have thanksgiving dinner outside in san jose, temperatures reach into the mid 60s. as you head out on the roads, we are going to see overall a smooth commute for you. and we haven't seen any big backups. i'll see what's happening right there on 580 as you come through the altamont pass and another update in a few minutes. >>> now to the covid-19 pandemic and there are just jaw dropping numbers statewide. california just reported a record number of cases. more than 18,0

i'm marcus. polly: marcus, i'm polly. lemonis: polly, nice to meet you.: yeah, nice to meet you. lemonis: do you come up with these designs? polly: yeah. lemonis: beautiful. you did this design? polly: yeah. lemonis: this really is just like a heat transfer, way to think about it, right? polly: yeah, i mean, our process is so versatile, you can really apply it to anything. lemonis: i give this young lady and the rest of the creative staff a lot of credit because i'm not a snowboarder or a skier, but the art that they've applied to these products have made them really different, and the fact that you can customize the art for your own particular snowboard or ski is pretty cool. that's a real differentiator. and so the way they've set this model up is you can come up with your own design, or you can customize something with them, and they'll literally apply it right to your product. i would pay a premium for that. the problem in the business is not the quality or the manufacturing, it's the fact that you make something that you're not selling enough of. the

you can see that, too, marcus.k to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> developing for you right now in southern california word of a sad end. the family of a 48-year-old l.a. county firefighter reported him missing and possibly kidnapped in mexico. now mexican authorities say that the body of frank agular had been found. he had a condo down in mexico and that's where his burned remains were found two weeks ago. >> tragic. >>> california attorney general bosara is leading a new lawsuit to limit the daca program. maryland, minnesota and maine have joined in that lawsuit. it accuses the trump administration of taking continued steps to diminish protections for children of undocumented immigrants. even after the recent supreme court ruling preserved the program. the suit cites a more recent order to fully restore daca and accept new applications which the white house is set to be ignoring. >>> l.a. county seeing spiking numbers. it added more than 1,800 new cases to its total just yesterday. >>> in the meantime, no mask,

marcus rashford has praised the government's climb down in england as nothing but positive. still missed out on support because their family income wasn't deemed low enough for help. chris mason, bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are education editor of the sunday times, sian griffiths and features writer for the independent, james rampton. welcome to both of you. good to have you with us on this interesting weekend. ‘it‘s time for america to heal‘ is what leads the sunday telegraph, asjoe biden is elected as the 46th president of america, but trump warns the ‘election is far from over‘ the sunday times has a poignant image of the ‘joyous scenes‘ as biden voters celebrate — it says ‘sleepyjoe‘ wakes up america. president elect biden and the new vice president elect kamala harris feature on the front of the sunday mirror. ms harris made history by becoming the first black and female elected vp. the sunday people calls mr trump a ‘loser‘ as mr biden gained 270 electoral college votes to win the presidenchoe b

tony: thank you so much, marcus.ams of revenue for 365 days of success. while this location did do $600,000 in its best year, with the new products and the new feel, this location can get close to a $1 million. tony can now have some balance in his life. he can get one concept right. and now he can make money and spend time with his family. over time, if this concept works, then the possibilities of opening up two or three -- no problem. let's see if people want to come try some mochi. tony: yeah. lemonis: these folks -- talk to them. ♪ ♪ what is this batmobile? tonifeels like "tron.""... ...two brash millennials use their social-media skills to build a booming online sock business... taylor: be sure and like, subscribe, and comment below. tell a friend to tell a friend to tell a friend to tell a friend. lemonis: ...racking up more than $2 million in sales. then they pretty much blew it. well, how much money did you burn through? parker: $650,000. lemonis: now taylor offer and parker burr -- well, they've come to me

barb: thank you, marcus. ♪ lemonis: what's up? barb: hi, marcus. how are you?emonis: is this your commercial setup? kurt: it is. lemonis: any time i go and invest in a business, i'm looking for the people, the process, and the product. i clearly love the people, and the product is amazing, but it's still unclear to me what the process is, so i wanted to visit their commercial kitchen to understand how they develop ideas and how they bring them to market. kurt: so because the oat milk market is really growing... lemonis: yeah. kurt: ...you know, there's some that we've worked with before. these guys are local, so they're willing to kind of work with us on, like, size. lemonis: califia is in california. kurt: they're here in l.a. lemonis: you got a hibiscus, a green, a coffee, and a thai. what's the next flavor? kurt: i have an ube latte kegged and ready to go. lemonis: that [bleep] is purple. kurt: yeah, so you see how that comes out. lemonis: feel like i'm drinking barney. [ laughter ] is there oat milk in here? kurt: that one is almond and coconut. that's what

-steve: thanks, marcus. lemonis: today, i'm meeting the graftons at one of my favorite restaurants in miami, joe's stone crab. i have a lot of good memories here, and hopefully, after today, i'll have one more. do you feel like your business is run right today? esteban: no. [ laughs ] lemonis: your dad said no pretty quick, didn't he? steve: well, no. there's always room for improvement. lemonis: you know, generational businesses sometimes don't succeed. second generation has a failure rate of 60% or 70%. third generation has a failure rate of 90%. mary: wow. lemonis: and so it's always very dangerous for me to think about investing in "a," a cyclical business, which is the furniture business... -steve: correct. -lemonis: ...and, "b," a multigenerational business that doesn't have the smoothest of transition plans today. i get the sense based on a few things yesterday you feel like you're the only one with good ideas. steve: you have to convince me of what your asking or doing or saying. and if i think it's

. >> correct, marcus and laura. astrazeneca and the university of oxford announced their vaccine is safe and is triggering an immuno response in all adults. this is according to preliminary results from a phase two trial that was published in the medical journal. you have pfizer and biontech and they found they are 95% effective. that is higher than initial results suggested. the company's plan is to submit an application for emergency use authorization within days. but those companies and our government still figuring out how to ship tens of millions of doses across the country in what need to be well below zero temperatures. also, how to convince skeptical citizens to take the vaccine. a vast majority would have to be vaccinated to achieve herd immunity. blue ribbon vaccine commission may help ease some of those concerns. >> i would expect that review to be fairly quick and to give up another layer of certainty to the results that have been presented earlier today. >> i don't trust this. and as i say, i'm not a pe

taylor: i like the name marcus lemonis in it.ain thing was they wanted marcus lemonis on it. lemonis: i don't want it just to take on my personality. i want it to take on your personality. taylor: and it will. yeah. lemonis: it doesn't seem centered on the glass. there you go. i also want taylor and parker to get started on our first line of revenue, and that's driving sales for the original five products. so i've tasked them to come up with a campaign for flex watches. what's the business objective? taylor: the business objective is to show that if you buy this watch, you'll be supporting -- how much is it? clean water? is it you're supporting a kid for a day or -- lemonis: in order for you to sell anybody's products, including your own, you got to know the dna of all of it. you're gonna put a watch in there. and, yeah, it's gonna be a cool visual, but you don't even know what you're telling people. taylor: yeah. i think it's 'cause i've always got by just kind of winging it on the fly. lemonis: did you do that as a kid? taylor:

marcus and laura?kris, before you go, until we even get the vaccine it's really important to stress that personal choices matter when it comes to really trying to squash this current surge that we're in. >> reporter: yeah, you know, it's really important to stress the fact just because a vaccine becomes approved by the fda, most of us are not going to get that access to the early vaccine. we're not health care workers. if you are healthy, you are not at the front of the line. washing hands and keeping socially distance during this time we want to get together is critical and wearing your mask because the virus will still circulate. >> i know a lot of people say they want to wait and see but do what you can, mask up and socially distance. thanks, kris. >>> and look for a little bit of happy in all of this pandemic. this is why we're showing the baby penguins. at the sydney aquarium down under, the babies hatched over the past few weeks. the youngest one hatching just two weeks ago. >> laura, more pengui

i'm marcus washington. the presidency coming down to about four states right now. let's get to the latest with scott mcgrew. several of the states updating their vote counts. >> georgia says they may be done counting today. trump is ahead by 16,000 votes there. if biden wins there, he would still be one electoral college vote short based on the nbc's call of the election. we're watching pennsylvania, obviously. let's take a look at the map there. it's worth 20 electoral votes. 92% of those votes are in. president trump holds a slight lead there as well. there was a demonstration in philadelphia as trump supporters demanded observers be allowed to be as close as 6' away from election workers as they counted votes. a judge said that was too close but a court reversed that this morning. they will allow candidate observers to watch. here is trump campaign's corey lewandowski. >> we'll go in, watch what's going on, not from 30 feet away, 100 feet away, from 6 feet away. >> now, to be clear, observers will not be allowed to interfere with vote counting and secretaries of

kari hall and marcus washington.n for laura garcia and we do miss her but she's getting a much-deserved morning off. meteorologist kari hall doing her usual thing, the weather and traffic today. double duty. >> yeah. we're giving mike a little bit of some time off, too. but it's all good because the traffic is very light this morning. hopefully it stays that way and the weather is pretty quiet, too. let's get a live look outside from belvedere looking towards san francisco and we're seeing all clear conditions out there. temperatures have also been cooling off quite a bit. let me show you our high temperatures for today because it's going to be a great one, whether you're having dinner outside or just opening up the windows to let in some fresh air. we'll see temperatures in morgan hills today reaching 64 degrees and 65 in gilroy and for the east bay high of 65 in antioch and oakland reaching 64 degrees. but we're also looking at some 60s along the peninsula and the coastline. some gusty winds picking up there and th

marcus, an important story is straight ahead. the mental health of our kids as they cope through covid with home schooling and not being around their friends. they're certainly dealing with a lot. >> a story everyone should pay attention to is next for you right here on "today in the bay." come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in the east bay area! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in san leandro for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. also open in milpitas and burlingame. >>> welcome back to you. 6:23. here is something your child may be struggling with, their mental health during the pandemic. >> the findings are spearheaded by the partners foundation, an organizati

. >> correct, marcus. contra costa county has moved back into the red tier of reopening and tomorrow, we'll be putting more restrictions in place. all the other cities here, places in contra costa county, to try to minimize the spread of covid-19. a coronavirus adviser for president-elect joe biden is recommending a four to six-week long national lockdown as over 100,000 americans are becoming infected each day now. in an interview with dr. michael ostrahome, center of infectious disease and research policy of minnesota suggests that the country go into another lockdown and the government could then pass a relief package that would cover lost income for people and local governments. he believes cases are rising, in part, because people have pandemic fatigue and are tired of wearing masks and staying six feet apart. the cold weather is also driving people inside, where the virus can spread more easily. >> i don't think lockdowns are very effective. they haven't proved to be in the past. i think we're better

nina: thank you so much, marcus. finia: thank you, marcus. lemonis: i'll see you tomorrow.opened up about stuff. nina: thank you. ♪ lemonis: so what i want to do here today is prove that we have the process in place to hit the volume that we need to, whether it's inside or with a co-packer, and that we're not putting too much stress on you. i set up a meeting in atlanta with the intercontinental hotel. now, they're one of the world's largest chains. in fact, they have 68,000 rooms worldwide, and i thought it would be a good idea to start in atlanta, right in a market that they understand. the question is, do they actually understand how to sell wholesale, and do they understand that this is going to more than double, triple, quadruple whatever anything that a kiosk could do? nice to see you, i'm marcus. joseph: chef joseph. lemonis: chef joseph, nice to meet you. joseph: nice to meet you. lemonis: these are my partners. so do you make a french macaron today in-house? joseph: no, we don't. we don't have a pastry chef. we outsource, you know, macarons. we outsource some desse

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thanks, marcus.o! ♪ lemonis: how you doing, buddy? vinny: good to see you. lemonis: nice to see you, brother. i'm taking vinny to beyond green, which is a biodegradable company that makes things like storage and shopping bags, and i want to see if they could actually make a biodegradable tap so that when the coconut gets thrown in the garbage, it actually totally biodegrades. so what is this? is this it? veejay: yes. lemonis: and how does it happen? do you melt it? and what does it cost to manufacture this? veejay: at maximum, for 25 cents apiece. lemonis: and what do you currently buy your taps for? vinny: we're in that same range. lemonis: to make a smart environmental business decision that has a price difference of essentially nothing, well, there's no question about it. we're moving forward with the biodegradable one. so you and i are gonna work on how the presentation of the product is going to work, how a licensee would understand, what's the steps to actually get somebody to actually buy off

neiman marcus, here i come.tely, what i want ana to have is a million-dollar business, not a million-dollar marinade. cheers. ana: cheers. thank you. lemonis: you did good, lady. ♪ ♪ strud: ♪ are you ready tonighfor a cool relation ♪ ♪ with the brand that's rockin' the nation? ♪ lemonis: polar bear coolers has had tremendous success in the cooler industry. strud: in 2017, we're $3.5 million. lemonis: whoa! strud: we're the pioneers of the soft performance cooler. lemonis: but due to poor inventory management... strud: i do not know how many black 12-packs we have in stock. lemonis: you don't think that's a thing you should know? ...and terrible marketing... cargill: there is no way to purchase anything from this page. lemonis: ...the company has suffered years of continued revenue loss. it's drop, drop, drop, drop. and to make matters worse, the owner doesn't respect his team. hayden: my salary was cut 55% overnight. lemonis: excuse me?

i'm marcus. nice to meet you. how are you? i'm marcus? -lisa: lisa. nice to meet you.hi. giovanni. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. [ dog barks ] giovanni: say hi, angel. lemonis: hi, buddy. don't be scared. lemonis: so, if you were describing this business to me, how would you describe it? giovanni: trader joe's for pets. lisa: like the trader joe's or whole foods for pets. we do all-natural food, no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy in our foods. lemonis: is it dangerous for the animals? lisa: yeah, a lot of them are getting sick. lemonis: the basic premise is we want safety for dogs. -giovanni: correct. -lemonis: and, so, total revenue of this location is approximately? -giovanni: $1.3 million. -lemonis: and of that $1.3 million, how is that broken out? giovanni: 60% of it is probably food. lemonis: what's the most profitable product -in the store today? -lisa: treats and chews. lemonis: what are the margins on stuff like this? lisa: they're about 50% to 60%. lemonis: $12, and this would cost $6? lisa: about $6. lemonis: what does the other stuff have? l

it's going to be a busy day, marcus and laura. we are tracking the polls as they open here on the east coast and tracking the votes including the millions of early votes and today we are tracking the candidates. let's take a look at the president who has been out talking this morning. last night he was wrapping things up at a final rally in michigan, a state he narrowly won four years ago. the president claiming that he will easily win michigan this time around. it was one of five states that the president visited on his last full day of campaigning, logging nearly 2,500 miles from florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin on that final day. the president, while in pennsylvania, talked about a supreme court ruling that will allow that battleground state to accept ballots, mail-in ballots, after election day. >> what a ruling. what a ruling. what a horrible thing that they've done. do you know that puts our country in danger? >> reporter: meantime we saw joe biden going to church. he's off to scranton, pennsylv

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the forecast. what can we expect today? >> it's going to be a chilly morning, but overall a really nice and comfortable afternoon. we are starting out a little bit cooler today. take some time to get out there and enjoy the fall colors because tomorrow we'll see the cold front arriving and some showers late tomorrow evening but the weekend is looking pretty nice once that rain moves out. so i'll detail that with the timeline coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues for the early morning commute? >> you know, things changed, kari. i had an issue to report. i circled where the crash just was removed from northbound 101 at the old oakland off ramp and a live look shows you no problems through the area. very light traffic flow. the circled area now is not the problem, it's opposite the arrow. southbound and we now have reports of a disabled vehicle. i'll check that and a new crash in san leandro, marcus. two things to update. back to you. >>> a pivo

lulu: thanks, marcus.is: take care. thank you. lulu: nice to meet you. lemonis: you, too. ♪ hello. lulu: hi. lemonis: how are you? lulu: good. how are you? lemonis: good to see you. lulu: nice to see you. lemonis: oh, my god. how are you? scott: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you as well. scott: sorry, i can't get up. i'm trapped, trapped. lemonis: i like the fact that lulu and her husband are together on this idea for the business. they've put together $175,000 in it. because he's involved, i definitely want to meet. what's your background? what do you do for a career? scott: pretty diverse professionally. i've worked at nike. it was manufacturing overseas, and then i started my own business. it's based out of london. lemonis: what kind of business was it? scott: a shipping business. had it for 10 years, sold it. i'm a real-estate developer now. lemonis: that's awesome, right? scott: growing my own business, and it's busy, which has sort of segued back into lumillamingus. lemonis: you had to, li

marcus marcus: very robust market growth.onductor market is benefiting from important internet ofike 5g, things, digitization. all of these developments with regards to the covid-19 crisis payments, think about the increase of working from home. this is driving digitalization and a driver for our business. we are benefiting from successful integration, it is going well, ahead of plan. strong and robust market growth, a good combination. anna: thank you very much, marcus kuhnert, cfo / member management board, merck. us on the fight against the virus. coming up, the path to net zero carbon emissions is getting closer according to goldman sachs. we look into that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 20 minutes until the start of cash equity trading. a little momentum on the global equity rally that got a boost earlier this week from vaccine hopes, retreating a touch globally is the theme right now. how will the need to drastically reduce carbon emissions reshape the global economy

marcus rashford is used to getting round opponents on the pitch to score and now the same tactics withhe spoke to the prime minister. on the phone, he kept thanking me, but then in the back of my mind, i'm like, it's the families that deserve the u—turn, andi families that deserve the u—turn, and i thanked him on behalf of the families. during half term, some local councils, restaurants and cafe is provided food for struggling families. after the government ruled out extending free school meal vouchers in england beyond term time. now the plan is for local authorities rather than schools to distribute funding over the christmas holidays stop there will bea christmas holidays stop there will be a £170 million grant scheme run by counsel to help food and bills until march. —— run via council. it will be expanded across england next year. a scheme helping pregnant women and young family will go up from april. support has already been announced for children in scotland, wales and northern ireland. marcus rashford is seen as a hero by many, but as the pandemic pushes more families into hard

i'm marcus. thom: marcus, nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. long have you been in business? thom: i bought it in 1995. in fact, when i bought it, it was three people, and there's almost 50 people here now. my son is our sales manager. lemonis: how long has your son been in the business? thom: six years now. lemonis: how's that working? thom: well, the -- one of the things that we did was, when we started this, we said he doesn't report to me because there's always family dynamics that come into play. lemonis: you guys talk about business? thom: no. he doesn't report to me. we have a better balanced communication. lemonis: uh-huh. can i get a tour... thom: absolutely lemonis: ...see inside? thom: why don't we start off over here on the welding side? ♪ lemonis: what gets manufactured in this building? thom: all of the ramps, right from zero to finished product. this is what we call a portable access ramp. lemonis: how do people find your business? thom: the web. probably 80% of our customers come to us through the web. these are our commercial v

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on the road. first, that monday forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. coming in today there was mist on my windshield. >>> yes, we are seeing low clouds in some spots. the commute looks like it's already going. we are going to see temperatures starting out in the mid-40s here and staying in the mid-40s throughout much of the early morning hours. so make sure you grab a jacket before you head out. as we go into the rest of the day we are going to see those temperatures mostly in the mid-50s, but then as we go into this afternoon we're reaching into the mid-60s today. we are going to have a lot of sunshine and it will shape up to be a nice day. we'll talk about thanksgiving coming up. mike, any issues for the morning drive? >>> we'll talk about the maps and this popped up on the dumbarton bridge and this happens frequently in the morning for a couple of minutes, eastbound 84. a couple sources conflict with this information. again, it showed up so i want to make sure you know tha

marcus rush wouldn't have this and probably only this in common we remember not in our heads we do not hold bodies. an old etonian of course can't be expected to have the same experience ahead of another national lockdown is class war being waged in our name we speak to labor panel griffith's of the report about old etonian boris johnson's ability to protect the most vulnerable in our society and will the 2nd lockdown kill off the multi-billion pound culture industry in britain we speak to enter shikari 0 reynolds about why he has written to u.k. johnson the ritchie son at about saving the arts almost more coming up in today's going underground but 1st while the united states comes to terms with election 2020 nato partner britain is facing a coronavirus crisis england is on the eve of a national lockdown with the threat of a new me konami depression spiraling homelessness and suicide rates and children going hungry you gave him boris johnson has refused to extend a free school meals program to over a 1000000 children which has sparked outrage across the political spectrum joining me no

the manchester united footballer marcus rashford, and child poverty campaigners, have welcomed the uksion to provide free meals to disadvantaged children in england during the christmas holidays. after facing weeks of pressure, borisjohnson spoke to rashford to confirm he was making specific funds available. here's our education correspondent elaine dunkley. these are the volunteers on the front line of food poverty. we help about 160 families in the school holidays and then through the non—school holidays, it is 20 to 50 families depending on need. the cherry tree project in stockport provides emergency supplies for those in need. we've come across huge amounts of people where they are made redundant or where they have lost jobs, where the job has changed so they now have less hours or they are on furlough and they are on less money. gemma, who is looking for work, is worried about providing for her children over the christmas holidays. takes off a lot of pressure from a lot of parents, especially single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it i

>> reporter: the same thing here, marcus. on behind closed doors but as far as his public agenda nothing announced at this point. i would think we would hear from the president but, again, no clear indication just yet. >> thank you both this morning. 6:44. another look at the electoral count for you. 224-213. >> americans were presented with two different visions for our country and we're still not sure what they pick. >> first scott mcgrew, as tracie was just telling us, they even differ on how they're interpr interpreting this election result. >> while the voting is definitely over, the counting is not. they'll be counselling again in nevada, arizona and others. we're talking about legitimate, legal ballots submitted or postmarked on or before election day. this just takes a lot of time. nevada saying we will not hear from them again until at least thursday. so you have that. president trump put networks in a pickle for sure as he falsely declared victory. so they would not repeat those claims. not only did he falsely decla

>> reporter: exactly right, marcus. the pilots who fly them will have to be reap certified and go through new simulator training. two fatal crashes as you know of the boeing 737 max and in both cases, the pilots unfamiliarity with some of the special changes in that particular model were listed as contributing factors in the crashes. design error and even lack of government oversight were contributing factors. the faa and other agencies around the world have grounded the max 8 nearly two years. longest grounding for any modern airliner. we understand that american airlines will be the first airline to again new flights and a single flight between new york and miami one a day and start december 29th. southwest' united will start service shortly after that. airlines will tell you ahead of time on your ticket or on your booking what kind of airliner r you're flying. if you're uncomfortable flying a max 8 they kay you can rebook with no charge. they are confident people see the thing flying and it's routine hopefully, again

marcus: absolutely.panies are fighting to stay alive and that creates a m&a.backdrop for one of the challenges we hear for companies looking to pursue m&a is that it is difficult to close deals in the current environment where you can meet companies face-to-face and do your due diligence. think as and when life returns back to normal you could see a flurry of activity in the space. anna: yes. and just briefly, what about the u.k.? people talk about it looking cheap. does that encourage talks of m&a in your mind? marcus: cheap, but unfortunately the u.k. has been cheap for a long bloomberg time no. the question is whether it is devalued. there are a number of issues that have led to valuations in the u.k. to be so low, not the least brexit, but also covid response. longer-term there are structural issues the u.k. needs to navigate. unfortunately, a lot of the u.k. companies are old in terms of their constitution and probably need to adapt and change to the modern world. unfortunately, you don't find many

law aura and marcus?san francisco, marin, san mateo counties are all still in the red tier, meaning they don't have a curfew. the people living there, we're hearing they should probably be prepared? >> reporter: correct. so you have six of the bay area counties that are in the purple tier like alameda, where i'm at now. that is the most restrictive tier of reopening. mayor london breed of san francisco, her office tells "the chronicle" they ebxpect to go into the purple tier some time this week. >> bob redell live in pleasanton, thanks so much. >>> in the meantime take a look at what is happening in l.a. county. they're facing new restrictions following a massive surge in covid cases there. starting on wednesday dining of any kind outdoor or indoor at restaurants is prohibited. it also goes for bars and wineries. restaurants can only offer takeout, drive-through and delivery. under the new order that will be in effect for a minimum of three weeks. >>> a follow-up this morning and a key deadline now extend

back to you, marcus. >>> thank you, mike. thanksgiving covid style may not be what we want to hear but probably something a lot of people will be talking about this year. according to health experts it will be necessary to keep people safe and healthy who usually spend the day eating together under one roof. this woman is social distancing. she set up overflow area for outside dining and is taking temperatures, requiring hand sanitizing upon entry and providing outdoor seating for overflow. >> the age range that i now am, i am very mindful about that aspect of gathering together and about-face masks. >> these are the images from flight radar. there are more planes in the sky today than the tuesday before thanksgiving in 2018. >>> well, here in the bay area, marcus, the covid surge continues. another record-breaking day in santa clara county. 512 new cases confirmed. contra costa county, 399. in san mateo county, 227. those are some of the highest numbers we've seen in those counties today. and now muni is confirming one of it

. >> and i'm marcus washington. another chilly start across the bay area. mike has the commute, but let's start with the weather. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. i brought my big coat today. >>> yeah, we all need all of the heavy winter gear with these kinds of temperatures settling into the bay area. we're going to see more warnimos like this so we'd better get used to it. a chance of rain late thursday, on and off showers friday and saturday. but, of course, the big story this morning will be the freeze warnings that we have especially in parts of the north bay. this continues until 9:00 especially for a lot of our north bay valleys. we're feeling some of the coolest temperatures dipping back into the mid-20s. we'll talk more about this coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? >>> kari, the speed sensors are great. i feel sorry for the folks out there in the cold. let's take a look at the maps. the south bay, the peninsula all great and at speed. we'll zoom to the north bay where it's highway 37 sl

one last update for you there, marcus. at 1:00 california time, we expect president trump to come out and talk about the coronavirus effort and warp speed. this is notable because this is really the president's first time out in front of the microphones answering questions, we presume, since the election itself. >> it will be interesting to hear what he has to say. scott, thank you. >> always is. >>> as the pandemic continues to take its toll on bay area, many food distribution centers are running low on food and volunteers but one bay area company is stepping up. republic urban properties and its partners are supporting all catholic charities of santa clara county's food drive. the company says they're trying to draw in more people to come out and volunteer. >> we have a tremendous amount of volunteer fatigue all throughout our community based organizations. in addition to providing financial assistance, let's get people out. let's replenish volunteers. next man up, next woman up, is kind of an analogy they use in athleti

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kira klapper. we have the a-team marcus and kari hall still here. we'll turn to meteorologist kari hall for the thanksgiving forecast. >> it looks to be really nice for today. for getting outside but the winds will be kicking up and that's something you'll notice, especially this afternoon. as we go into the rest of the forecast, we are going to see some very cold mornings. in fact, frosty valleys heading into the weekend but still no rain in the forecast for next week. and if you are planning to have thanksgiving dinner outside, let's head over towards the east bay as we check out danville. now, our high temperatures today will reach up to about 62 degrees and if you want to have dinner during the warmest time of the day, plan dinner around 2:00 or 3:00. have it early. we'll talk more about our microclimates, as well as what is ahead. if you are going to work, we're looking at a smooth overall commute across the bay area and taking a look at the maps. we do have gusty winds in some spots as you cross some of those east to west bridges. just make su

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on the roads this morning. first let's start with a look at the forecast, kari. >>> it looks great for today. we're starting out with some chilly temperatures, but we are going to see a nice little warm-up as we go throughout the day with a touch warmer afternoon. we're going to see more weather like this going into the weekend with lots of sunshine, but with that sunshine comes more dry weather. let's get a look at what we're expecting around the bay. napa reaching 66. san francisco reaching 62 and 66 in concord this afternoon. so all quiet weather here. how is it looking for the commute, mike? >>> well, that quiet weather obviously helps with the conditions for the commute as the map will show you green sensors everywhere. i am watching oakland, unusual -- not unusual but about once a week chp assists with traffic control around the construction zone. this morning they've been called to southbound 880 around 23rd. we'll watch for that closer to 5:30, 6:00 for

. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll check in with mike in just a moment. the wind advisory also in effect ahead of that storm. >>> yeah, we are seeing some high winds picking up this morning out ahead of this cold front that's moving through, and we are tracking the storm as it approaches on storm ranger now moving into far northern california as we go into this morning. yes, the first storm of the season moving in and it's really great to see although we're not seeing a lot of rain with it, it's going to be spotty. we're starting out dry as you get ready to head out the door. we're going to see some gusty winds throughout this morning into the day. and those high winds and chilly temperatures continuing. by this afternoon we'll start to see some spotty rain around the bay area and then another chance of showers on sunday, so i'll be talking all about this with the time line coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking for the morning commute? >>> kari, lots more activity on your maps than on mine. the commute very calm right now. we take a look at the bi

marcus and laura, it's tough to use bitcoin or currencies to shop. this could open up a whole new avenue. >> i'm still weird about it. i don't know. >> i use venmo quite a bit to pay babysitters. i think marcus and i should venmo bertha so she and her husband can go to dinner out tonight. or actually it can be delivered in. >> yes. >> i got in trouble for that comment yesterday because one of my husband's friends actually saw the clip and figured, oh, no one is watching in the bay area. it got back to him. >> see, you never know who is watching. you are queen bertha. >> this is "today in the bay," exactly. >> well, and he is a prince because he always volunteers to go get it. >> a match made in heaven. >> you've got a good one. >> thanks, bertha. have a great weekend. >>> hey, there's a new report out showing many grocery shoppers are spending extra cash during the pandemic. new market research reveals frozen entrees all seeing an uptick in sales. report from data indicates shoppers are going for higher price items because they have more cash to spen

another win for marcus rashford.is johnson calls the footballer to announce new plans to tackle holiday hunger among children in england. you know, on the phone, he kept thanking me, but then in the back of my mind, i'm like, it's the families that deserve the u—turn. the queen wears a face mask for the first time in public, as she visits westminster abbey ahead of remembrance sunday. good morning. the pressure lifts a little on ole gunnar solskjaer after manchester united return to winning ways at everton, but he says their fixture congestion is a "shambles". well, damp and mild out there for the most of us, that's the best way to describe it this morning, today overall is going to be overcast and there is a chance of rain, too. good morning. it's sunday, november 8. our top story. joe biden has used his first speech as president—elect to say he wants to restore the soul of the united states. addressing a large crowd in his home town, he said that it was the "honour of his lifetime" that so many millions of american

marcus and laura? >> a lot of people will do some traveling.people will drive but talk to us about air travel. how is that looking this year? >> reporter: we have a live look at sfo this morning. if you were thinking of getting a covid-19 test before going away to the holidays, you might want to think again. advanced reservations are booked through december 1st including walkup and day of travel testing. a side note sfo says 179 of its employees have tested positive since the start of the pandemic. this news comes as the highest number of people are flying this week. the tsa says they are doing everything it can to keep people safe. >> you are spacing people out at the checkpoint and everybody must wear a mask. >> curb to curb passengers are required almost every point in their journey to wear a mask. >> reporter: frein friday and monday 4 million people have passed through its checkpoints. more than 9 million at the same time last year. so hopefully people will continue to stay home. back to you. >> we want everyone to remain healthy including

here's nbc peter alexander at the white house. >> hey, marcus and laura. in the bay area. that's why they call this election week and not election day. we have not seen the president since the wee hours of election day but hearing plenty from him and his lawyers filing those lawsuits in three states, michigan, pennsylvania and georgia. in wisconsin they are requesting a recount. for contacts the last recount was in 2016 and earned candidate trump 131 additional votes. he is down by 20,000 in the state right now so that appears to be a high hurdle for him. in arizona, the former, the republican governor there has been advising the president and his team that there are enough votes left there for him to try to pull out a win. the bottom line it appears in the places where the president's trailing, they want the officials to keep counting. and those places where he's ahead, they're trying to freeze the vote. take michigan and pennsylvania. on twitter, the president has been casting more doubt on the integrity of the election fueling conspiracy theories about

marcus rashford has praised the government's climb down in england as nothing but positive.e wasn't deemed low enough for help. chris mason, bbc news. freight drivers have been added to the list of people who must self isolate upon arrival to the uk, if they have travelled from or through denmark. millions of mink are being culled in the country, after a mutated strain of coronavirus found on mink farms infected around 200 people. flights and ferries between the uk and denmark have been stopped and foreign visitors travelling from denmark will be denied entry to the uk. today, a very little bear is celebrating a very big birthday — rupert has turned 100. to celebrate the milestone, sir paul mccartney has released a remake of his 1984 animated short film, "rupert and the frog song" and royal mail has produced a collection of stamps. illustrations of rupert bear first appeared in the daily express in 1920 and became a tradition for many. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomas shafernaker. well, it's been pretty grey and drizzly out there today. the rain's also been