marvin: i think it will be important. in particular, certainly have commanded this virus, i won't say stronger, but certainly with a bit more clarity. additional clarity with regard going to betrade is approached. it will certainly make looking into the region a bit easier than it has been over the last several years. lisa: meanwhile, the strength we have seen in china, we talk about chinese-u.s. relations, we have to also talk about the response to the virus and how china is having a preferable response when it comes to how quickly they can exit. how much is the strengthening of the yuan, the weakness of the dollar will add to an inflationary environment, even if we don't get growth in the u.s. marvin: most certainly it is a concern within various emerging markets. i certainly don't see it in the developed markets as a lot of the structural issues that we had going into the pandemic. is, from an emerging market perspective, a case-by-case basis that different economies need to evaluate individually. jonathan: i think inc

marvin: absolutely. markets are going under the assumption that the vaccine will get everything back to normal fairly soon rather than later. and that there is going to be some form of stimulus. a stimulus from washington is the most important so you are still needing to deal with the infighting that is happening in washington. i believe there is going to be some stimulus but in terms of the amount we were talking about in anticipation to a blue wave, it will be much less. there is still time between now and when the administration, the new administration takes over as well as when we actually see the amount of stimulus that congress is willing to pass. we are not out of the woods yet but there's a series of good news and risk assets are performing well as a result of that. haidi: you can see there is concern of optimism. the south korean finance minister cautioning optimism over a vaccine. south korean stocks are flying, japanese stocks seeing strong gains as well. global equities are still close to all

annmarie: marvin barth, thank you from barclays.g that the pandemic could be the single greatest risk. and more election coverage continues. 214, trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it is really our system. it is a corrupt system. and it makes people corrupt even if they are not by nature. good continue to feel very stand.here things we have no doubt that when the count is finished, senator harris and i will be declared the winner's. i ask all of the people to stay calm. the process is working and the count is being completed. we will know very soon. that was democratic nominee joe biden and president trump speaking on the state of the election. donald trump took no questions after that press conference. let us take a look at where we stand on the electoral map. blue is for joe biden. 64-214. pennsylvania is the one to focus on. if joe biden wins pennsylvania, the race is over but without pennsylvania, president trump cannot win. the commonwealth of pennsylvania has 20 electoral votes. it was flipped in 2016 from blue to red and it wil

this one's from marvin marvin, he's waiting. what do you think drove those women to fight for their country, even when they were still say, so being subjugated, subjugated to the harshness of the patriarchy in ethiopia. the question, this is a very fast square, the very fast answer is they saw war as an opportunity to change their station in life. they were fighting not just for their country, but for themselves as well. so uneek, thank you for your courage and determination to tell the story how you present facts, dates, and sense and violence from overcoming your voice revision. i mean that it's just, this is what we do. as writers, everything happens in revision, write it all down and then revise. chris fine. how do you deal with criticisms of focusing on conflicts a century ago? he said it's more current ones being that the role of women is so much different now. oh, i don't know if the role of women is so much different and i don't know if there has been a i don't know about criticisms about writing from the past. the past

one of the survivors, marvin odom, whose team was lost in the overcast said an interesting thing. he heard howdy harrison said to the other guys, once they learn the war is over, let's continue on and take a tour over tokyo and then they got shot down. i spent some time in the book explaining why that was not feasible. first of all, how would odom know what he told those guys because he was going back to the carrier? second, who is going to take a tour over antiaircraft areas that have been firing away at you all war, now manned by japanese who are angry about surrendering? i talked to a vietnam aviator who flew over 100 missions over north vietnam and i said if you got that message, let's go on a tour, he said i would turn around on my own and go back. i would never go on a tour. we would get out of there as fast as we can. while that was going on, there were two japanese farmers tending their field and they saw this dogfight occur and one of the planes crashed not far from their field. they went over and inspected. it was a plane in the hundreds of pieces. they contacted japanes

it's a daycare, as marvin said you know, it's everything. it's an office and we are perfectly positioned to help our customers with all areas of our home. i mean, that's -- that's our purpose, is to help our customers accomplish their projects and, you know, maximize the space in their home and make the most of their home and so, you know, we've got all the goods and services to do that and we can do it, you know, in-store, as long as our stores remain open. we can do it online. we can do it virtually we can do curbside click and pick up, which is one of the services we were first, i'm proud of, to offer years ago when we had to close our stores, we were able to refine that and turn on a dime for the click and pick up, which has been great to service our customers that way. >> talk to me about servicing them, these two concepts when it comes to your company, tidying and clutter. busting the clutter. now, this marie kondo, we have a dumpster in front of our house we're getting rid of stuff her name keeps coming up i google her and i realize s

after that a team of four, led by a guy named marvin odom became lost and the action report put it somewhat unusually. it said odom's team became lost, and these are the quotes, a finger of overcast. i was never sure what to make of that. it doesn't sound like a very cloudy area. he became lost and those four planes were now gone. the hellcat number was down to six that continued toward their target, which on the map that is showing was just south of tokyo. a little bit to the northeast of the dotted line there. so they continued on toward tokyo. as they got near atsugi airfield, they were ready to attack, getting ready to attack when the commander contacted them and said, hey, stop, we just received word the japanese have agreed to cessation of hostilities. abort your mission and return to the carrier. of course that news elated all of them, all six of them, hey, we're going to get back, we survived the war, we're going to be going home, all those thoughts went screaming through their minds. they turn back and you can see on the map there, just north of atsugi airfield, and were on their w

she listened to a rita franklin and marvin gaye's. the new album is not overly political. she's concerned with songs, identity, defining aspect of music that contains the power in protein of the civil rights movement. and she traces her own childhood feelings even on things if, when i 1st started listening to music, that was around the civil rights movement, time or just on after my father is from south africa, from johannesburg, the stronghold of apartheid. my white german mother was never allowed to go to south africa with my father and visit the family because they were simply not legally allowed to be together at all. so there was a lot of friction in the politics of the time. that meant my parents were a political issue. we were a political issue and political was made in southern germany. in the end he was honest, and i think it's particularly nice that this record what i always say to beat cook was produced in interfering yes. and then ended up on motown, i think that's a very interesting, quite funny and remarkable leak. jelani german record company took the record

she listened to a rita franklin and marvin gaye's the new album is not overly political. she's concerned with songs, identity, defining aspect of music that contains the power in praise of the civil rights movement. and she traces her own childhood feelings as even on things if, when i 1st started listening to music that was around the civil rights movement, time or just on after my father is from south africa, from johannesburg, the stronghold of apartheid. and my white german mother was never allowed to go to south africa with my father and visit the family because they were simply not legally allowed to be together at all. so there was a lot of friction in the politics of the time. that meant my parents were a political issue. we were a political issue. political album was made in southern germany in the end. he was honest, and i think it's particularly nice that this record what i always say to beat cook officially was produced in into fearing. yes, and then ended up on motown. i think that's a very interesting, quite funny and remarkable leap to lanny's german record

she listened to aretha franklin and marvin gaye the new album is not overly political. she's concerned with saul's identity, defining aspect of music that contains the power and praising of the civil rights movement. and she traces her own childhood feelings even on things. it says when i 1st started listening to music, that was around the civil rights movement, time or just a after my father is from south africa from johannesburg, the stronghold of apartheid mine and my white german mother was never allowed to go to south africa with my father and visit the family because they were simply not legally allowed to be together at all. so there was a lot of friction in the politics of the time. that meant my parents were a political issue and we were a political issue. political was made in southern germany and i'm, he was honest and i think it's particularly nice that this record what i always say to beat cook was produced in interfering yes. and then ended up on motown. i think that's a very interesting, quite funny and remarkable leap to loni's german record company took

marvin bartley date in tennessee. i am marvin bartley.o think the black race is a monolithic movement, it is by no stretch of the imagination. onere not one-sided, politically affiliated. are not understand why we being taken out of the american population as some type of thisly that is used for purpose and that purpose. the bible told us if you understand -- if you understand your bible, a devout christian, you have no business voting at all. you are not of this world. you are simply in this world. you hypocrites and you racists need to wake up and realize the black man, not the black woman, but the black man will reap all kinds of repercussions because donald trump has lost. host: marvin in tennessee. william out of wildly, georgia, a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. a couple of quick, simple comments. ers are talking about the number of people that trump had. he won 70 million votes. -- the majority of the people that voted for trump, a lot were his basic supporters primarily conservative whites. 75 million.t he has whit

just want to add auton that jim was talking earlier about how it's like that biblical passage where marvin webster, begats mohammed, ali begats, barack. and i would tell you the gems in a few, all a famous one of them been the boxing hall of fame. and that must absolutely, donna and what a great author is bert sugar. and there, by the way, the great purchase yet onya, one of one of the great great writers and characters and boxing historians over and we miss you. so he, so we're great to talk to at the site at his hat. and i know i got with him when i ran with a mother and i were writer in a computer a year with saddam i sat with him and had a drink one night. it was the fight. were you interviewed right after when mike bit of air off? i think i was back in the backstage room talking to bert sugar guys like you this is i was a big and slight bit of i'm not mistaken. i think you were the 1st guy in the talk after that fight. yeah, i sure was, but we don't have people like bert anymore. it's, you know, it's a different era and unfortunately, you know, they've, they've, you know, they've all

i think we admit that's something that is good, a good investment marvin ellison is turning around the was really a terrible omni channel, and this company was acting -- the sellers were acting as if there was no press release they saw the number and said sell marvin ellison is turning this company around and if you want to bet against him, i think it is a fool's errand >> all right to be fair, it is up nicely, it is at a very good run. >> yeah. >> perhaps not as strong as -- roughly in line, walmart is up 24% for the year >> i thought walmart was terrific lowe's isn't going to be as much as the er guyother guys we're kind of done with the selling of walmart too many people raised the price target, carl, these raising price targets is another thing i find is captain obvious. like, raise the price target, buy the stock. there is a lot of young investors who i think see good news and they buy and the older investors are index funds. think don't know how to sell anyway, right? >> i thought it was interesting, mcmillan on the call yesterday, and i'm quoting here, the company is changing an

marvin and michael decided to camp out starting wednesday night to make sure they got one. >> our parents came by and dropped off food. we spent thanksgiving here. it a long process but good. >> you can't find these anywhere. i was going on walmart.com and target, everyowhere. you can't find them. >> all right. so the playstation five retails for $400 for the fancy blu-ray edition it's $500. they are reselling on ebay for more $1,000. >>> as we focus on holiday shopping, we're curious how people are doing it. let us know what your preferred method will be heading to abc7news.com/vote. you can see that poll at the bottom of your screen. >>> many retailers in the bay area were counting on people coming into their stores but then several counties rolled back to the purple tier and that limited their capacity. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley checked out the shopping scene today in walnut creek. >> reporter: it was ami marcry masked up day while some didn't wear a mask walking downtown walnut creek. lines to get inside popular stores with reduced capacity could mean a 40-minute wait. the n

marvin in philadelphia, what has it been like? caller: horrible. i have been depressed. really don't know what's getting t -- what's going on. there's a medicine out there. the state of pennsylvania is about to shut down. congress and the senate not working together. i don't see no financial help coming about. twothe backside of that, the parties in the president don't want to sit down with the other president to catch him up. [indiscernible] if the election was illegal or whatever. you are getting two sides of news. changed youre you daily life because of the pandemic? caller: dealey thing i do is try to protect myself more -- the only thing i do is try to protect myself more. this is the second time. hello? host: yes, the second time. caller: this is the second round. it seems like it is worse. before the government was working together then. now they really ain't working together. i am trying to save money. hold back a little bit because it don't look like any time of relief is going to come. unemployment.the or file foro back unemployment, i am not going to be able t

. >> tell me about each room the reason i say that because the great marvin ellison said this week tos now you're home is your kitchen but it's also your workplace but it's your entertainment place and now it's your school room every one of those plays into your strengths shrachl. >> we have always been in the best industry, i think people love their homes. it's their biggest asset and now we have been in them a lot longer than we wanted to be. we realize the investment in your home has a nice payback but makes your life more comfortable. we know that is going to continue we know people when they buy something from us this year are more likely to buy from us next year, because we are in their home we have seen it across brands and categories and areas wouldn't have expected the obvious categories but new and upcoming ones. you can see that people did the obvious things and now they are getting to everything and buying lots of sofas right now. >> what are the upcoming ones? >> i said they are buying lots of sofas right now >> williams sonoma >> yes. >> that is a very -- you're getting

the las vegas hilton, goldie hawn, directed and choreographed by jerry jackson, music direction by marvinaird, special guests gladys knight and the pips. when was this? >> oh my god. it was right after -- right when sugar line express came out. it had to be like '72, maybe. >> jimmy: okay. >> and yeah, so i did have a job, basically a dealer at the cesars palace. then the guy moved over, he went to the hill ilton, he said, we want you here. it became like a bidding thing. i ended up going to the hilton. it was a huge stage, like a football stadium. i can't say -- i was a dancer, that's how i started, i danced in las vegas. it wasn't headlining. i came there -- i turned 21 in las vegas, tell you the truth. >> jimmy: what shows did you dance with in las vegas? >> i didn't dance in any shows. we had our own show called "noble new." five shows a night. started 8:30 at night, got off 5:00 in the morning. we did about four shows in the lounge. >> jimmy: wow. >> i had to make sure they knew i was a dancer and not a showgirl. that was like one of the things that i went, no, i'm a real dancer, i'm

she listened to a wreath of franklin and marvin gaye's. the new album is not overly political. she's concerned with songs, identity, defining aspect of music that contains the power and plane of the civil rights movement. and she traces here on childhood feelings. even on thing was when i 1st started listening to music that was around the civil rights movement time or just on after my father was from south africa from johannesburg, the stronghold of apartheid. and my white german mother was never allowed to go to south africa with my father and visit the family because they were simply not legally allowed to be together at all. so there was a lot of friction in the politics of the time. that meant my parents were a political issue. we were a political issue. political album was made in southern germany in there, and he was honest, man, i think it's particularly nice that this record is what i always say to beat cook officially was produced in interfering yes. and then ended up on motown, i think that's a very interesting, quite funny and remarkable leak. jilani german record co

young and jerry rice for second all time on the touchdown duo list daily trail peyton manning and marvin harrison giant's down 2 going for it after scoring daniel jones is passes knock down look at it again. they call pass interference, but replay shows the ball knocking down when field on his arm. the rest decide to pick up the flag and there was no penalty tom brady loves it fox survive 2523 brady. also takes the lead back from drew brees on the all-time passing list and they just so happen to play each other next week so that duo is going to be fun to see too. >>i like free stuff who does who does it right if you voted by mail or if you actually go to the polls tomorrow cast your ballot. make sure you wear that the sticker they give you that i voted sticker and you could get some freebies wear it with pride, several companies and restaurants are offering some deep discounts on everything from food to. >>free rides we get that if you head to chris the stickers kids coats to keep keys anyway if you if you want to go to krispy kreme you could get a free glazed donut if you show your stic

and jerry rice for second on the all-time td list for a duo they only trailed peyton manning and marvin harrison. >>but the giants had a chance to wind down to low 42 point conversion. daniel jones is pass is knocked down by antwaun winfield junior. agassi he hits it with his arm they initially caught a pass interference, but you can see he knocked down the ball with his arm before making contact the rest decide if penalty flag was null and void tampa come love the bucs survive 2523 brady also takes the lead from drew brees on passing the all-time touchdown passing list so a great little race right woman: after covid, my hours got cut. so we can't pay our bills. and now our family budget is gonna be hit hard with prop 15. the yes on 15 ads say it only raises taxes on big corporations. that's not true - we're all going to pay. $11 billion in new property taxes will get passed on to small businesses and farms. they'll raise prices... ...higher gas, health care, food...even day care. we can't make ends meet now. families can't afford 15. no on prop 15. >>a big race. we're following tonight

party locked, perhaps to it's detriment or not but really locked in whatever stage, whatever stage to marvin david the president is in. if he's head of the president, they will live with those broun boundaries for however long. >> it's his party now. the cult-like behavior that you saw around trump, you didn't see that around george bush. heck, you didn't see that around ronald reagan republicans once upon a time loved. this is trump's republican party and a lot of the main stream republicans from the bushes to the kasichs is of the world have no place to go in this republican party. it is donald trump's party right now and it would be interesting to see the more moderate establishment republicans do in the coming years because i think it hard for them to beat donald trump in a straight up primary right now. >> yeah, those are all fair points and lastly, cornell, are you going to donate to the election fund or not? >> i -- well, you know, i might because it's not that he's doing so well, i thought the stock market could crash and suburbs would be burning if joe biden won so i got to go and b

they only trailed peyton manning and marvin harrison late in the 4th quarter now giant's down 2 going for 2 point conversion daniel jones has passed is batted down by antwon winfield junior but they call a flag on the play. let's take another look they say it was bang bang and that the rest will pick up the flag tampa tom loves it bucks survive 2523 brady also takes the lead back from drew brees on the all-time touchdown pass list that has been a fun race watching those 2 goats compete. that is your lo ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>a good little to near san francisco musician created that he hopes to get out the vote with his tune. michael martina says he was inspired to write the song by what's been a. a turbulent year which is an understatement the song asks what matters. yeah i was pretty martinez reached out to his community to submit their answers and you can see some of them

harris' win will be part of marvin reeds' lesson plan, he is the only black teacher at thousand oakesmentary, he plans to have his students watch harris' victory speech. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. >> i did think this would happen, but just didn't know when it would happen. >> a pivotal moment, especially for young girls of color giving them hope that they could be anything in america they want to be. >> i feel like america is going to have a great champion for them, for me really amazing, i know her mother is dancing, dancing in heaven, i know she is. >> ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we want to thank you for watching our special ktvu good news in 2020 hopefully good news to come. i'm frank malaco, stay safe, stay healthy for all of us at ktvu, happy holidays, everyone. . >>> so there was no question we would serve thanksgiving, how we were going to do it. >> while many holiday traditions have been canceled in the wake of the pandemic, the tradition still very much alive on this thanksgiving day, how bay area charities and nonprofits are providing

stand, how their morale is >> morale is always an individual event as the great command sargeant marvino did four combat tours with me, but by and large our young men and women on the battlefield preparing to conduct operations out there deterring would-be aggressors and so forth, they're doing just fine again, the military will be solid throughout all of this it's an institution. it will largely be unphased. it's ready whenever the time comes, but what we have done on the battlefield is really quite remarkable we have, because of the constellation of drones that we can put up and a variety of other enablers, been able to support our host nation partners and countries like iraq, syria, afghanistan, so forth with very, very small numbers of forces and i don't completely understand the imperative for removing every single one of those noting that i used to hear very senior policy makers say that we have ended the war in iraq i would want to raise my hand and say, excuse me, we haven't ended the war in iraq. we have ended our involvement. we may find that we have to go back in. again, we w

thank you very much indeed, we will be checking out the new book, a new fox nation special called marvinhe shelves earlier than usual, christina parts and all of us in new york city, some stores are warning about a decorations shortage. >> really, so many people are shopping early, the season to finally be jolly which is why they came here to nyc trees in west manhattan there seen a lot more people come to the location to pick up the tree versus ordering online because they're worried about not having enough trees. again according to you go a survey of 2700 americans found that 27% have already set up the holiday did the court in their home so people are moving earlier, buying things earlier i caught up with the ceo of boston hill they deliver artificial trees and holiday decor and he's urging people to shop early due to delays. >> are shipping partners from ups and fedex, we have major capacity constraints that are placed on us and all big e-commerce shippers, we experience those two months ago, were experiencing this now but we have thousands of packages at different points across the

i see the labour mayor of bristol marvin rees has made a similar statement as far as his city is concernede rate, demography, risk profile and the various other contributory factors that inform how different areas are put in different tiers under this model. birmingham also tier 3, chris. the leader of birmingham city council ian ward, amongst other things, has said we need a clear road map out of these restrictions on a meaningful package of support for jobs and restrictions on a meaningful package of support forjobs and businesses, especially in hospitality. a road map out of these restrictions. that is also something we had jonathan ashworth, the shadow health secretary, comment upon in a question in the commons. that's right, and i think there‘s an awareness within government and certainly amongst opposition mps and backbenchers that because we now into the slog of this, there is no novelty or newness to any of this now, they are variations in restrictions we have been used to since march, that in the long, hard slog of winter, particularly for those areas put in the highest tier, ther