mark morgan is the commissioner of the u.s. customs and border protection office. they suspended commissioner su morgan's twitter account specifically for a tweet a celebrating the success of the u.s. southern border wall. apparently commissioner morgan'r tweet, his comments about the ea border wall, violated twitter platform rules governing what ii calls hateful conduct. -- now, i've read the offending post, and the offending post from commissioner mark morgan reads as follows -- at cbp and the army corps of engineers, erg continue to build new wall every day. every mile helps us stop gang murderers, sexual predators and drugs from entering our countrye it's a fact, walls work, period, close quote. mr. dorsey, can you tell me in one sentence what exactly is hateful will commissioner morgan's tweet that i just read? >> well, we evaluated his tweet again and we found we were wrong. that was a mistake and that was due to the fact that we had heightened awareness around government accounts during this time.k to so, there was a mistake, we m reverted it. >> thank you. i

so bounce forward, with comcast business. >> mark morgan one of the top people on our border, he was owing how great the wall is, were almost finished with the wall and how it works, mark is talking how incredible the border security, the they took down his tweets and wanted to close him up, all he is doing is saying were doing a good job and he's not a politician he's saying he's doing a good job, they took down his tweets and they got the hell knocked out of them and they put it back up i understand what this is really bad and they don't do that to liberals, they don't ever do it, they don't touch them, it's very unfair and a lot of things are happening. lou: the president make it a good point, twitter doesn't seem to do that to liberals, i wonder why, our next guest had his twitter account suspended just as the president said tweeting a message on behalf of customs and border patrol that they knew border wall helped stop paying members, murderers, sexual predators and drugs from entering our country, twitter initially claimed that that tweet violated its rules on hateful conduct, t

i learned that they apologized for commissioner mark morgan being banned. i myself got a public awe polly from instagram. what i learned is an apology in big tech is an admission of wrongdoing against a conservative. at what point is an awe polly an admission? their bias goes sole lu towards president trump, his movements, the half of the country that professes conservative values. ainsley: so, kayleigh, we know the president and melania, the first lady, are going to celebrate thanksgiving at the white house. normally they go down to mar-a-lago. why'd they decide to stay in d.c. this year? >> well, the president's hard at work on covid among other issues, drawing down our number of troops in afghanistan and iraq, bringing our men and women home. he's hard at work, and so he's staying here at the white house, and it will be a lovely thanksgiving for him and the first lady here in the white house. brian: do you think we'll hear from the president soon? >> perhaps. that's up to president trump. you know, sometimes he'll make the decision to come out on any giv

i did notice you brought up mark morgan's account was frozen.. at the end of it i thought to myself i learned a lot but what's going to change? i understand that republicans, democrats, and these executives kind of agree that they should let everybody know about their path towards transparency. what goes into their decisions we would is unlike to know. and we also have a regulatory framework they are asking for an update. last one was 196. what are we going to get? can you guys work together to get something regardless of what they want? what are you going to give them? >> okay. i think we can give a few things. first of all, i think no matter what, they are now headed for a major overhaul of section 230 of the telecommunications decency act. it is going to subject them perhaps to liability there could be other changes that take them outside of the 230 protection. if they don't stop providing misinformation. if they don't stop lying to their own customers. i also think that out of this, even under existing law. even between now and whenever we c

mark morgan is the commissioner of the u.s. customs and border protection oice. ey suspended commissioner morgan's twitter account specifically for a tweet celebrating the success of t u.s. southern border wall. apparently commissionermorgan's tweet, his comments about the border wall, violated twitter platform rules governing what it calls hateful conduct. now, i've read the offending post and the offending post from commissioner mark morgan reds as follows -- at cbp and the army rps of engineers, continue to build new wall every day. every mile helps us sop gang murderers, sexual predators and drugs from entering our couny. it's a fact, walls work, period, close quote. mr. dorsey, can you tell me in ne sentence what exact is hateful will commissioner morg's tweet that i just read? >> well, we evaluated his tweet again and we found we were wrong. that was a mistakend that was duto the fact that we had heightened awareness around government accounts during this time. so, there was a mistake, we reverted it. >> thank you. i appreciate that. we'll get back to more o

mark morgan is the commissioner of the u.s. customs and border protection office. they suspended commissioner morgan's twitter account specifically for a tweet celebrating the success of the u.s. southern border wall. apparently commissioner morgan's tweet, his comments about the border wall, violated twitter platform rules governing what it calls hateful conduct. now, i've read the offending post, and the offending post from commissioner mark morgan reads as follows -- at cbp and the army corps of engineers, continue to build new wall every day. every mile helps us stop gang murderers, sexual predators and drugs from entering our country. it's a fact, walls work, period, close quote. mr. dorsey, can you tell me in one sentence what exactly is hateful will commissioner morgan's tweet that i just read? >> well, we evaluated his tweet again and we found we were wrong. that was a mistake and that was due to the fact that we had heightened awareness around government accounts during this time. so, there was a mistake, we reverted it. >> thank you. i appreciate that. we'

pete: mark morgan you know of what you speak and we appreciate your time this morning. thank you. jedediah: thanks, mark. appreciate it. we will turn to headlines for you now. president-elect joe biden is reportedly considering cindy mccain ambassador to the u.k. lifelong republican backed biden during the election and released this campaign ad. many of you that her support helped biden win arizona where her husband john mccain was a senator from 1987 until his death in 2018. and the senior at the university of texas and san antonio says she was kicked out of her sorority for posting a pro-trump tictoc. barton tells "the washington examiner" her sorority did not approve of the message in the video it. trump supporter holding a sign that reads all lives matter. barton was told it was racist and brought some of her sorority sisters to tears. mailbox with more than just birthday cards. chip matthews was turning 6 years old when the mail carrier handed him $2 as a gift. paying it forward with this good deed. hopefully people will take this time to always be kind to one anot

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lou: mark morgan, as always, good debbie with us, we appreciate it.toms and border protection. we would like to hear your thoughts on all this, i guess we don't have anything to worry about in the selection, election fraud, false documents, early mailing voting i'm sure it is perfectly straight, we have the postal service in the seventh public employee unions to take care of early voting for many in this country, i'm not worried, are you. share your comments follow me on twitter, follow me on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight", programming note were joined by devin nunes, rudy giuliani and larry elder this coming monday. please be with us for that and up next, new details on the fbi involvement with hunter biden's laptop from hell as a president style there. we take that up and more after this quick break national this quick break national security expert jim♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the feeling of total protection now that we protect your identity, and mobile phone, as well as auto home and life you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quot

is not a technical way but justifiable in the right things to do is a hard task for people like mark morganhe prosecutors of the case. >> i see there are 15 questions. >> i'm gonna bundle them and see what we can do but i minister with nancy hollander who i think you answered one of her questions but i want to answer it more direct which did you consider making it more explicit that this was guantÁnamo when you were writing it in another question which is more minor did they bomb the school where the boy died. >> without getting into too many spoilers one of the more interesting parts of writing this book was seen the defense counsel operate and not just because they have been doing defense counsel work on guantÁnamo cases but they were in a far tougher position politically, personally that i was in the lead defense counsel was our lawyer, he was a pilot and a decorated pilot at that, he was 100% ideologically aligned in his personal sympathies with the do liberators and he basically is explaining the book takes the case mainly because he's in love with the russian concierge at his hotel in

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mark morgan is the commissioner of the u.s. customs and border protection office. s twitter account specifically for a tweet celebrating the success of the u.s. southern border wall. apparently commissioner morgan's tweet and comments about the border wall violated twitter platform rules governing what it calls hateful conduct. i've read the offending post. the owe fending posts reads as field. as cbb and the army corps of engineers, every mile helps us stop murderers, sexual predators and drugs from entering our country. it is a fact walls work. period, close quote. mr. dorsey, can you tell me in one sentence what exactly is hateful about commissioner morgan's tweet that i just read? >> we evaluated this tweet again and found we were wrong. there was a mistake and it was due to the fact that we had heightened awareness around government accounts during this time. so that was a mistake. we reverted it. >> thank you. i appreciate that and we'll get back to more of that in a minute and get back to the fact that i understand that mistakes happen but what we're going to

i want to say thank you to bishop hunter, reverend mark tyler, state representative morgan -- where isorgan? thank you for being here. and bishop lewis felton. i want to thank sharon baptist church choir. aren't they great? [honking] mr. biden: one of the things i most enjoyed about being back on the campaign trail was meeting with black faith leaders around the country. the churches i get to go to during the primaries and over 400 black leaders, church leaders, supporting us. almost every sunday, i get inspired. i go to mass early in the morning, then i go to the black church to get some hope and invigoration. i talked to people and hear what is on their minds, pray with them, and guess what? it was renewing. it was not about me, but our entire family. jill would be with me and my grandkids, one of my grandkids is with me today, a senior in college. i thought a lot about this campaign, it has been unlike any campaign in history. there is one thing that remains the same. we have to earn our democracy. we have to get out and vote. as my friend john lewis reminded us, freedom is not a st

actual director of the cbp, the trusted traveler program, it's more than he did and it's more than mark morgan who is the acting commissioner cbp did. it's more than scott glade do is get ready for the same official performing the duties of the secretary of strategy policy and plans an assistant secretary of economic security department of homeland security. that's a mouthful. you have done more than those three have done but i take exception to the idea of consistently downplayed your own time and you are the deputy commissioner of the cbp. that is a job with enormous responsibility and norma's discretion and enormous access to how decisions are made within the department. you listed multiple times seemingly in four different e-mail discussions in court documents which indicate that you were fairly involved in the process of how all these decisions were made. so i just want to be clear that we know that there are many documents that are likely response to the request that this committee made in july. we know this because of reports dated september 4, 2020 filed by the office of the acting u.s

besides that we had diplomats and people like mark morgan go into the triangle countries and stop thethat? >> it all goes away on day one. look, president trump unprecedented success on this border. illegal immigration is down between 60 and 80%. unprecedented by any president i have worked for starting with ronald reagan. he did it despite the fact that congress fought him every step of the way. no one has had this success and it all goes away under a biden administration. we lose the border under biden administration. he made promises to stop deportations, end ice detention. get free healthcare. who wouldn't want to come to the greatest country on earth if you know you won't be arrested and detained and deported and we will give you free healthcare. it's terrible what's about to happen to this border. brian: do you realize the opportunity joe biden has. the biggest objection i'm not doing immigration reform until you secure the border. the president is en route to securing the border. knock out the biggest obstacle immigration reform from conservatives and get into the other stuff t

i also want to say thank you to bishop hunter, reverend mark tyler, state were presented of morgan -- morgan? ok, thank you for being here. thank you for being here. i also want to thank sharon baptist choir, church choir. aren't they great? honking] fmr. v.p. biden: i'm -- one of the things i most enjoyed was meeting with black faith leaders across the country, the churches i get to go to across the country's. early in the to the and then i go black church to get some hope and invigoration. i talked to people. i talked to people and hear what's on their minds, pray with them, and guess what? it was renewing. it was about -- not about me, but our entire family. jill would be with me and my grandkids, one of my grandkids is with me today, a senior in philadelphia in college. i thought a lot about this campaign, it's been unlike any campaign in history. there's one thing that remains the same. we have to earn our democracy. we have to get out and vote. as my late friend john lewis reminded us, freedom is not a state. freedom is an act. we have to defend it, we have to vote. this is the

joining us now for a look more at the rise and where it may go, is mark yusko from morgan creek capitalt i'll say good morning, i know it is dark outside, it could be good evening, who knows what time it is you know what, the market doesn't care bitcoin has been rallying day and night. why do you think there has been such this i don't want to say resurgence, but surge in interest this year, is it just money printing and deflation and global currencies? >> yeah, bitcoin never stlooele. that is the easy sound bite. it is a global phenomenon. we have the perfect storm for why bitcoin is doing so women and why it will continue to do so well. we have aging demographics in the western world, we have massive debt, mass 1ive personal debt, government debt, and getting worse with all the impact of covid and some of the things that you were talking about before and then the response from central banks is to print money. and when you print more of something, what happens to its value? it goes down so bitcoin is one of the only sound monies on the planet you have silver and now you have digital gol

and he added that he and other investors have sent a letter to the treasury joining us now is morgan creek's markng us after even was feasting and hopefully having a couple gult cocktails. but is ththis is a big story. bitcoin down 2,000 but recovered much of that why do you think the market was so jumpy related to his comments >> i think this is actually very similar to what happened in 2017 around the china ban quote/unquote on bitcoin and i think what happens in these situations is we had a nine month period where the asset ran up four-fold, almost five times over that nine month period and then you get a lot of speculators coming into the market and so if you look at the history of the price of any asset, it tends to make a series of higher lows over time and there is volatility and that volatility can be triggered by all kinds of things. and in this case, like back in 2017, there is this fear, i think irrational fear that some government will ban crypto currency and that is not possible in china, the price if he would about 20% over the course of the next month.would about 20% over the cours

i want to say thank you to bishop hunter, and reverend mark tyler, state representative, where is morgan. there you go. okay. thank you for being here. thank you for being here. and bishop lewis felton. and i want to thank the sharon baptist church choir. aren't they great? one of the things i most enjoyed about being back in a campaign trail is meeting with the black faith leaders around the country, and the churches i get to go to during the primaries and 400 church leaders, supporting us. almost every sunday, i get to sit in a pew and get inspired. i go to mass first, early in the morning, and go to the black church to get some hope and invigoration, man. i talk to people. i talk to people here, hear what is on their minds. pray with them. guess what. it will renewing. it was about -- not about me, but our family. one of my grandkids is with me today, a senior here in philadelphia in college. i thought about this compain, unlike any other campaign in history. there is one thing, one thing that remains the same. we have to earn our democracy. we have to get out and vote. as my late fri

morgan going back as well. talk about the developing mark country places the bank was changing and there was an iconic leader who wanted to go international. what needed to change. what was changing at jp morgan when you got there. first of all. i would say two things. it always have a global presence. in the 70s. all the sudden especially in latin america that were running deficits on their international trade. you had been the money center banks. scene wait a minute. the demand is down in the u.s. and lou preston. he have a prominent role in the london office. morgan wanted his leader to be global. they came from humble roots like me. he rose to become a successor. they were instrumental in turning morgan into the international lending and foreign exchange. and then in the early '80s we have the second shock. we have the invasion. on the oil deals. it's a long story to cut to the chase. they said hey, can you do a little upbeat story. out of the foreign exchange reserve. we were supposed to be away a few weeks. his direct quote to me. i've never seen dennis so scared and all of my life. he knows that the bank

last night also marked a return to the spotlight for morgan wallen, who won new artist of the year. ♪n a california sunset ♪ >> unfortunately you weren't able to perform on "snl" due to covid and you breaking protocols. so, what have you learned from that experience? >> before all that, i don't think i really truly understand the reach that i have. if you don't want people to see those kind of things, i guess do it in private. >> eric church. >> eric church beat out carrie underwood and miranda lambert for the coveted entertainer of the year. miranda still won for her "bluebird" video, and it was a big night for maren morris, who took home three awards. she celebrated with a little victory dance before i spoke to her. how are you taking all of this loving for your music tonight? >> my cup runneth over. i don't know if i can handle any more good news for one 24-hour period. ♪ the house don't fall when the bones are good ♪ >>> now, you didn't see country music couple clint black and lisa hartman black, but you did see them unmasked. >> clint black and lisa hartman black. >> snow owls jo

south point. 32 at san jose and morgan hill right at the freeze mark. from mid and upper 30s to low 40s in -- near oakland and 43 will be the low in san francisco. then, tomorrow, sunny and mild, once again. in the south bay, we will see high temperatures of 65. san jose, 68. morgan hill. on the peninsula, 65 redwood city. 64, san mateo. only upper 50s on the coast, tomorrow. downtown san francisco will max out about 53 degrees. petaluma, 67. and santa rosa. 63, napa. over on the east-bay shoreline, 65 at oakland. 65, also, at hayward. over the hills and the inland east bay, pretty much the same range, only up to a couple degrees higher. 66 degrees in most locations there. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. giving way to a mild afternoon, tomorrow, we will see dry weather all next week. in fact, midway to latter part of the week, next week, we'll see high temperatures inland approaching 70 degrees, and not a drop of rain in sight, so far, in the seven days ahead. once again, i don't think we should call this the rainy season, anymore. the hopef

morgan, thank you. >>> richard lui and mark murray are back at the big board where the presidential race is so tight in georgia that state officials have already said there will be a recount. what implications could that have for the country? >> the stakes are high, and the emotions are high on all sides. we will not let those debates distract us from our work. we will get it right, and we'll defend the integrity of our elections. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> overnight, joe biden's lead in georgia ticked up a bit, but georgia's secretary of state says he expects the presidential race in georgia to head to a recount. msnbc's richard lui is back at that big board. nbc news senior political editor mark murray is back with us as well. richard, let's start there in georgia. what's left to be counted there? >> not much. not a lot here, craig. when you went to bed last night, if you were watching the numbers, a difference here of 7248 in favor of joe biden. that number was 4,300, and as you were mentioning overnight within the last four or five hours, we got 5,000 more votes. now, if you are donald trump, your concern here

morgan. explain more about the somewhat upbeat news from mark drakeford. very upbeat today, mark drakeford.er of things, three main things, the number of positive tests, the number of the rate of transmission and hospital admissions. the rate of transmission, that has eased across the country. in merthyr tydfil where it was the highest in the uk at one stage, 770 per 100,000, it was the highest in the uk at one stage, 770 per100,000, down to it was the highest in the uk at one stage, 770 per 100,000, down to 215 l. percentage rate still fairly high but has come down on hospital admissions seem to have eased off. a word of caution, when it comes to the weight of transmission, still in triple digits as an average across wales. at one stage, local authorities were going into local restrictions after hitting just over 20. when it comes to the number of positive, percentage of positive tests, still around 12—13%, more than double what the world health organization suggest should be the maximum or minimum before taking areas out of restrictions. we are only ten days after the firebreak but signs,

. >> that is the market narrative this tuesday even with question marks remaining around vaccine development. jp morganeakeven trade. wealth cio retaining a pro risk stance on expectations that a vaccine rollout will happen in the first half of 2021. driving withcal's e.m. value expected to be among the best position areas. pmi's and money growth suggesting a firm upturn and the start of a new business cycle. juliette: and what does the vaccine news mean for currencies? >> strategists have seen the news triggering a switch to emfx with those considered value plays. primarily long high-yield and short low yield. that would consist of platelike going long dollar malaysian ringgit while going short the indian rupee and indonesian rubio. also a fast take on the vaccine reaction, he suggests that not much was priced in. says with the reflation trade being supported, that confirms a short dollar view. markets reporter sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. let's get a quick check of the headlines. a chinese developer has scrapped plans for a backdoor ipo, striking deals with investors to avoid a wave of looming rep

morgan wright. >>president trump has terminated secretary of defense mark esper the announcement was made through trump'switter account in the tweet he thanked us for for his service and his tapped christopher miller as his replacement miller was the director of the national counterterrorism center but his position as acting secretary of defense is effective immediate life. the chairwoman of house democrats campaign committee will not be seeking the post again for the next congress. illinois representative cheri bustos his decision comes days after her party, unexpectedly lost seats in last week's elections. it reflects dissatisfaction among her party over the setbacks even though democrats widely outraised republicans in many races but democrats are on track to retain house control. they are all but certain to lose seats, leaving them an error hold on the chamber. some encouraging covid-19 details pfizer says its coronavirus vaccine. >>maybe 90% effective at preventing the virus. today's announcement does not mean a vaccine is imminent, but rather puts the company on track to apply for emergency use app

morgan going back as well and they have a different motto, but it's close. so talk about the developing marked crisis. you were there in the midst of it. the bank was changing and there was an iconic leader named lou who wanted to go international and of course you are a international economist, one of the reasons you went i'm sure to begin with anyway. what's needed to change when you got there? >> first of all i would say two things. even before i arrived on the scene. going back to the time of the founding, in the 70s when we had the first shock all of a sudden you had many developing countries especially in latin america that were running deficits on the international trade and the demand for loans is down in the u.s., but it's very strong outside and the banks begin to pour money in. he had a problem in the london office. morgan wanted its leaders so the long story is the president and his colleague who came from roots like me with your ratio alger became a successor and they were instrumental in turning morgan into the international lending foreign-exchange epilogue. everything is fine a

mark -- good morning t-ball. our first guest of the morning, chasestubbs, j.p. morgan head of international market strategy and advice. youyears ago, if i had told the result before it happened, would you have put on the rate trade? [laughter] david: that is a good question. the initial knee-jerk reaction is often overcome as markets process the second level of reaction. that is what we saw in 2016. initially, bond yields falling. then they started to rise. very much risk on is the market a --ssed this we had process to that we had a unified government and would cut taxes to boost the economy. this time around, there's more consensus about what the market reaction would be, but there is also deep uncertainty about some of the other outcomes we might see, like sustained government outcomes, what that means for stimulus in the short-term and policy in the medium-term. tom: update the jp morgan view on this economy, q4 and q1. what do you view our growth will be around this politics? avid: i think that we've seen remarkably strong rebound in the united states with the con

. >> reporter: cindy earned her orange check mark by filling out an extensive form. she's the owner of a day spa in morgan every day she worries santa clara county might slip in the color coded tier. if the infection and hospitalization rate increases. >> i do worry about it. i worry for one our community, you know, we don't want anybody to be sick but i worry for us here and that means that we have to -- i have to lay off some of my staff again. >> reporter: she's had to cut back from nine to five employees as regulations change. it's efforts to prevent it that urges voluntary compliance. >> they range from 250 to 5,000 depending on the risk, depending on willful violation and they could also double if they continue to be in violation. >> reporter: the public is also encouraged to report concerns if they suspect a business isn't following rules and regulations. cindy mccoy silva is hopeful hard-nosed tactics won't be necessary and she wants to continue to provide services she considers essential to keep people healthy. >> we are helping people feel better. we're helping people in pain. and we're generall

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mark area, a quarter inch there. we've seen the rainfall totals looking good for the santa cruz mountains. for morganto half an inch while livermore has had a quarter inch of rain. so we are still seeing it coming down as we add up the rainfall totals but for the most part we're going to see the rain tapering off for the rest of the day. still potty showers late morning into parts of the north bay but notice we're not seeing a lot of that as we look at the rest of the bay area going into this afternoon. there still will be a chance of a quick moving shower but overall just cloudy and cool and peeks of sunshine as our highs reach up to 60 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. santa rosa will reach up to 59 degrees and some upper 50s in san francisco. we'll see the fog rolling in tomorrow but our weather will be drying out for the rest of the forecast even into early next week possibly through thanksgiving we're looking at dry weather. temperatures will be seasonable reaching into the low 60s for highs. those morning temperatures are going to be cool. we could see our valley temperatures starting

price a certain size a certain marks market cap so that's part of the reason why you're never going to get like a g. 1st mover advantage working with somebody like j.p. morgan although i have to say fidelity which is a huge conservative bank they were very early and i'm big question and in 2014 when jamie diamond was spouting out that this was a terrible investment and a terrible store of value in fact fidelity which is a privately owned bank it's not publicly abigail's a visionary abigail johnson is the c.e.o. of that company and she allowed it to happen right does she have the intellectual capacity to allow the protocol to stimulate her in ways that got fidelity involved in a major way she's a under rated major player in this space people talk about michael saylor they talk about jack dorsey over at square abigail johnson is actually the biggest the 1st major corporate executive to go along because anybody in a huge way because not only that they wanted to mining mining. but you have to also put that into the context of the time her cohorts her competitors and what the government of the united states was saying at the time at that time they were also agre

wales's first minister, mark drakeford, has set out how he proposes to come out of the country's firebreak lockdown which ends in a week. our wales correspondent tomos morgan saying, tomos? he will say that on the 9th of november, just four days after england begins its lockdown, the firebreak will end in wales. what will happen then will be a gradual easing of restrictions, when a few things will happen straightaway. two households will be able to bubble, and that will be the same both inside and outdoors. 15 people can meet up in a group activity inside. 30 people outside. gyms, restau ra nts, 30 people outside. gyms, restaurants, bars and cafes will be open, but regarding the hospitality sector, first minister mark dra keford sector, first minister mark drakeford said sector, first minister mark dra keford said that sector, first minister mark drakeford said that they would be continue discussions this afternoon on how that sector will operate now that the lockdown will be in effect in england from thursday. they don't wa nt to in england from thursday. they don't want to see people coming between the two nations on the border. travel will be prohibited

with names like morgan, rockefeller, vanderbilt and others, so-called rival barons, but at the same time, the wealth was distributed creating vast inequalities. such a situation that moved mark twain to term the era the guilded age, absolutely implying a society that was bright and shiny on the surface but increasingly built on a substrat yum of poverty. it was within this situation that in the late 19th century demands for reform began to arise. movement promoted by the revelations of a group of activists known somewhat divisively at that time as the buck raiders and it included such prominent writers as the expose of the standard oil trust and even more widely known, sinclair whose book the jungle folk you had on the unsavory and literally unsavory practices of the meat packing industry. but that largely movement never gained sufficient support from the middle and upper class voters or from urban voters. so it was superseded around the turn of century by a broadly based movement known as progressivism. and the success of that movement in bringing about reform was largely oeg to the energetic efforts of theodore roosevelt's often simply referred to as tiara or tenny. roosev

doeeee vyy rginrgg themes in the economyco withwi the marke primarily focused on the positive, more opt mess particular scenarios. cheryl: jp morganion in the first quarter of 2021 when it comes to gdp. we're not there yet. but that's a possibility. mark, let's pick up on this because we were talking with heatha earlier about retail. black friday shoppers are turning to online sales, not going to the stores. we haven't seen the video this morning. nrf says they're optimistic about the holiday and the numbers that we'll get spending in a range from 3.6% to 5.2% for the holidays. is that enough to prepare the major retail companies, get them through what could be a rough q1? >> i think it is. now, let's keep in mind, cheryl, black friday which is typically the biggest shopping day of the year, but we've seen a lot of pull-forward this year, right. october retail sales were up pretty significantly. people seem to just be shopping earlier and earlier, making black friday a little less relevant. the question is whether or not the consumer is going to spend. you mentioned that 5.2% is kind of the top of the range. i think it's going to

morgan, rockefeller, carnegie, vanderbilt, and others, so-called robber barons. at the same time a was unevenly distribute it, creating such vast inequalities. this situation inspired mark twain to deviate the gilded age, bright and shiny on the surface but increasingly built on a substratum of poverty. it was within this situation in the late 19th century, demands for reform again to arise. a movement promoted by the revelations of a group of activists known somewhat derisively at that time as the buck rikers. it included ida tarbell and her expose of a standard oil trust. and more widely known, upton sinclair, whose book, the jungle, focused on the unsavory, literally unsavory practices of the meatpacking industry. the first significant reform movement involved the populists led by williams jennings bryan in the 1890s. but that largely agrarian movement never gained sufficient support from the middle and upper-class voters or from urban voters. so it was superseded around the turn-of-the-century by a more broadly based movement known as progressivism. the success of that movement in bringing about reform was largely owing to the energetic efforts of theodore roosevelt

the day spa in morgan hill has received positive reports from santa clara county for staying on top of required paperwork. that diligence is represented by an orange check mark like this. >> it means that the business is taking time to really sit and plan out the methods they will put in place to keep the community safe, their workers safe. >> we don't want anybody to be sick but i worry for us here and that means that we have to -- i have to lay off some of my staff again. >> that spa owner has cut back from phone line to five employees as regulations changed over the past eight months. county health officials encourage the public to report concerns if they do suspect a business isn't following rules and regulations. and we are keeping track of the status of each county's rules in california on our website abc7news.com. you can click to find out the status in your county. >>> researchers at sanford medicine created a new frame work to help guide schools, businesses and local governments on how to handle the covid-19 pandemic going forward and as abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen explains, it could help us deal with this upcoming surge. >> reporter: in the mi

morgan in cardiff. wales‘ first minister, mark drakeford, will set out the new restrictions to be put in place when theak lockdown ends a week today. mark drakeford concentrating on the exit strategy from all of this. thatis that is occupying a lot of our thoughts, how do we get out of these restrictions once we are into them? based on what has been going on so far with this firebreak, does wales think that it will be able to achieve that next monday? well, i think mark drakeford said from the start, and this morning, that it will not be initially on monday the ninth when we will see whether or not the firebreak has had the desired effect which is of course to reduce the r rate and reduce the strain on the nhs. it will be at least two weeks later because there is always a delay in the figures. it will be at that point we will know whether it has worked. they have done for this two—week approach, a stricter approach, because they thought a short sharp break like this would make more of a difference. on the ninth, businesses that have been closed, hospitality, nonessential shops, leisure, will all re ope

morgan, thank you all. we will be back in a few. >>> looking at the breaking news rumors over night from the white house, chief of staff mark meadowspositive for covid-19 and a trump campaign aide tested positive, and that brings the total number of cases in president trump's inner circle, including himself, to 35. this comes as the united states logs a third straight day of more than 100,000 new cases. this, while president trump continues to say we're rounding the corner, this thing is pretty much behind us, and joe biden, a very different message, last night he addressed the nation, saying we try to control the pandemic if he wins the presidency. >> we want everyone, everyone to know, on day one, we're going to put our plan to control this virus into action. we can't save any of the lives lost, any of those who have been lost but we can save a lot of lives in the months ahead. >> he said he's going to try to control the pandemic by contrast, two weeks ago, mark meadows said we're never going to control, this and now he has it. i want to go back to nbc's ali vitali outside biden headquarters in wilmington, delaware, and josh is t

morgan stanley. >>> welcome back, everybody, i'm sue herera with your cnbc news update lawyers from the trump campaign have withdrawn a suit reallatedo the so-called sharpy g ate, tha votes markedpies were not being counted. the suit was rendered unnecessary. a state court has rejected a republican request to block the certification of votes in detroit which went heavily in favor of president-elect joe biden. governor whitner taking legal action to shut a key pipeline carrying oil beneath the channel linking lake michigan and lake huron. environmentalists say it's vulnerable to a rupture that would devastate both lakes >>> and it's the hind you've festival of lights that's being celebrated in this village anyway with 584,000 oil lamps. that is enough to set a new guinness world record. >> having been in india, it is a beautiful time that is our news update, kel i'll send it back to you >> we had a fireworks incident a few years back, sending them off a little too close to the other houses but it's very, very fun. i agree. sue, thank you >> let's check on markets. you're near session highs, the do you up 379 points, s&p up 40, nasdaq 71, small caps up as well oil market closing

mark moabious his eye on emerging markets. and mike wilson saying next year will be all about earnings we will discuss with morgan stanley's chief u.s. equity specialist mike santoli joins us. meg tirrell has the latest on covid-19 news. eamon javers will go over president-elect biden speech on the economy when we get there. let's start with mike santoli. >> we below on the s&p 500 where we were this morning, by about a third of a percent below last monday morning's high about a third of a percent but looking at the chart, it is trying to break out in a decisive way from this long term range. cyclical stocks are working. market has a urgency to try to price in that kind of back to normal moment. the question is whether we have already pulled forward some of the benefits we already have the vaccine catalyst of course in the rear view keep an eye on how the market responds to that good news look at the global market. i think it is important the point out. this has been a global rally basically the entire world equity markets, the all country world index. it was capped for quite a while. it is a decisive breakout there. the nikkei

wales's first minister, mark drakeford, has set out how he proposes to come out of the country's firebreak lockdown which ends in a week. our wales correspondent tomos morgan so on the 9th of november, just four days after england begins its lockdown, the firebreak will end in wales. what will happen then will be a gradual easing of restrictions, when a few things will happen straightaway. two households will be able to bubble, and that will be the same for both inside and outdoors. 15 people can meet up in a group activity inside. 30 people outside. gyms, restaurants, bars and cafes will be open, and cafes will reopen, but regarding the hospitality sector, first minister mark drakeford said that there would be continued discussions this afternoon on how that sector will operate, now that the lockdown will be in effect in england from thursday. they don't want to see people coming between the two nations on the border. travel will be prohibited outside of wales, but people can holiday within wales, and talking about england, now that that lockdown is in place, mark drakeford said that they would be a ban now between people travelling between the two neighb

mark -- as well as merck and other pharma companies. in terms of what they sold, it was all about financials. berkshire hathaway well on its way to completely exit j.p. morganositions by as much as 96% in some cases, also slashing some low shall banks -- local banks as well. sticking with the u.s. and u.s. equity story, we heard just overnight that tesla is set to join the s&p 500 december 21, i think. what sort of effect will that have on the benchmark? .ani: tesla is a huge it is said to be one of the biggest companies at $390 billion of market value. to be added into the s&p 500, and of course, that's a disruptive event. asset managers who tracked the benchmark would have to sell about $40 billion of other equities to make space for tesla. have gone out to investors and said, hey, should we do this in two phases? of course, with that index comes about $11 trillion of passive investment. that's part of the reason why we saw tesla have this huge move overnight once the news was announced, because investors will have to track that index, will have to buy into tesla. it could also help the s&p 500. look how much better tesla has benchmark.the i should say, w