the manufacturer has supported us with mastercard on the installation of this mastercard- enabled charging station. i want to introduce our mayor of san francisco, governor elect -- lieutenant governor-elect, gavin newsom. >> it is always great to see so many people at an event like this. i am proud of all of your work and effort to get us to this point. this is really a long-term commitment that we have made in san francisco to address our greenhouse gas emissions, to change the way we consume energy. i have said this for many years because i believe it is true. it will be cities like san francisco that will determine our future, as it relates to global climate change. at the end of the day, the total emissions in this world is the sum total of local commissions. the vast majority of greenhouse gas emissions are occurring in cities, like san francisco. unless we can right that wrong, unless we can get our arms around it, we are not going to turn the tide. cities like san francisco are demonstrating how to actually get things done. we are demonstrating the capacity to actually move the bal

mastercard blew away forecasts and shares jumped 3%. medco health rallied 11%. and that's tonight's "market focus."

mastercard says during the first two weeks of november spending on clothes, boots, luxury goods, aretrong increases from a year ago, and online shoppers spent $198,000 each. up more than 10% from last year. analysts say early discounts and free shipping has helped pull in the buyers. >> a look ahead of what travelers to the sierra are facing, and why it could be a boon for some businesses. >>> stormy weather has left the bay area. but will it return for thanksgiving? leigh glaser coming up to tell you more about that. >> mike: the win streaks are over. the raiders get throttled in the raiders get throttled in burg, pittsburgh, and the 49eers you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. >> alan: a snowy weekend in the sierra and even more snow be on the way. the weather has made travel tricky for some drivers. the upside, all the snow is expected to be a big holiday boost for tahoe ski resorts. four are open this weekend, heavenly, boreal, squaw valley.

other players include square, google, discover, mastercard, american express and visa. of visa mobile thinks this is the next big thing. >> mobile is the most ubiquitous technology in the word. 5 billion homes in the market. >> most cite convenience as a primary reason. but initial reluctance from consumers could hold back widespread usage. >> always an initial worry, scam that this is going to fleece me rather than help me but eventually people see the benefit. >> we talked to him before he boarded a flight to phoenix. >> how fast is goes is up in the air. my guess is the key is going to be security. >> both bling nation and visa tell us they'll offer the same consumer protections with mobile payments that you now enjoy with debit and credit cards. your liability for fraudulent use will be no more than $50. michelle is with consumers union. >> people should try to make sure if they're using their cellphones to pay it should be tied to a credit card, a debit card or bank account. if you don't have a way of tying it to those three methods, it would be advised that you pr

. >> i have a mastercard for you. it's a prepaid mastercard, and you have be 18 and older. pretty cool to look and see -- >> jay: does this entitle me to one kardashian of my choice? how does this work? [ laughter and applause ] >> depending on how much you're gonna spend. >> jay: depends on how much i'm gonna spend! >> i'm just kidding, i just kidding! [ cheers and ohs ] that was such an easy joke. >> jay: oh, so, we've established a price. well. >> i'm joking. [ laughter ] absolutely not. >> jay: absolutely not. that would be wrong. >> so why did you give me a a card? what is this for? >> jay: well, this one has your name on it. >> i know. >> jay: so, i can use this at any kardashian outlets that there it is. >> you can use that anywhere you would like. >> jay: okay. >> yeah, it doesn't have to be at a kardashian outlet. >> jay: okay, very, very good. >> that sounded so bad. >> jay: who got the first one? do i have the first one? >> you have the very first card. >> jay: oh, cool. >> we printed that out for you. you all have to go get one. [ applause ] >> jay: i will use t

mastercard says during the first tw weeks of november spending on clothes, boots, luxury goods, are showingstrong increas from a year ago, and online shoppers spent $198,000 eac up more than 10% from last year. analysts say early discounts and free shipping has helped pull in the buyers. >> a look ahead of what travelers to the sierra are facing, and why it could be a boon for some busisses. >>> stormy weath has left the bay area. but will it return for thanksgiving? leigh glaser coming up to tell you more about that. >> mike: the win streaks are over. the raiders get throttled in burg, pittsburgh, and the 49eers offense is missing. it was tough hit. - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked meal... with yummy haurger helper? oh! tada! faastically tasty, huh? ummm, it's good. what would you guys like? hamburger lper. what one pound... one pan... oneasty meal! with n having enough food. that's why i'vteamed up with feedingmerica and hamburger helper®. when you b hamburger helper® you can help feeding america deliver a meal to a local food bank. visit this website to see how you can help

mastercard blew away forecasts and shares jumped 3%. medco health rallied 11%. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: one place where real estate values are growing again is out on the farm. thanks to the rally in corn and soybean prices, as well as global demand for food, companies doing business with the world's farmers have growing profits. tonight's word on the street-- "agriculture." scott eden is a reporter at thestreet.com. he joins us from the nasdaq. scott, welcome to "nightly business report." nice to see you. >> hi, tom. >> tom: so as the american farmer is wrapping up a season worth of work, why play ag stocks this time of year? >> as you know, ag stocks are not for the faint of heart. they trade on the commodities prices, and commodities prices really trade on the weather. but they've been flying since july. c.f.industries is up almost 100% since july. i did talk to two traders today. one of whom is kind of sitting on the sidelines because of the valuation concerns. another one thinks that these stocks might have a it more room to negotiation

. >>> in earnings news -- mastercard jumped almost 3% after it reported a third quarter profit that beatons, but kellogg's fell 2%. weaker earning growth next year is expected. >>> and finally, how about 31,000 bucks for an hour of delivering pizza? this december to help hype its 25th anniversary in japan, dominos will hire one lucky person, no experience necessary. sounds like a good gig, especially these days. >>> well, the heat scorched the wolves, and can a political ad inspired by lebron james tleed a victory in ohio? >>> and it's not just elections in the nation's capital. the nba's top draft pick has a remarkable home debut for the wizards. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> you're watching "early today." [ female announcer ] any hair shines in the spotlight. aveeno hair shines in real life. new aveeno nourish plus shine with active naturals wheat smooths damaged cuticles for 75% more shine in one use. real shine, for real life. yours. [ female announcer ] new aveeno nourish plus shine. no calorie sweetener granulated with fiber. sweet! [ female announcer

. >> jeff: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: quarterly results from b.p., mastercard and pfizer. and of course, as we mentioned, the federal reserve's interest rate committee begins a two-day meeting. the decision comes wednesday. and, it's election day. we'll look at how much it costs to get a message out to voters, and voters out to the polls. >> susie: this thanksgiving, you may feel stuffed before you ever get to the dinner table. planes that are usually full during the holidays will be even more so this year. the air transport association expects about 24 million people to travel by air during the 12 days around thanksgiving. that's up 3.5% from last year. >> jeff: regulators are reportedly taking a closer look at disclosures surrounding a billion-dollar package of subprime mortgages put together by j.p. morgan chase. the non-profit news outlet propublica reports the s.e.c. is looking into whether the bank let hedge fund firm magnetar capital choose the assets in the offering, while betting against the mortgage market. earlier this year, the s.e.c. sued goldman sachs over a

. >>> this holiday season, mastercard said shoppers spent a little more during the first weeks of novemberost likely because of the discounts and free shipping. spending on clothing, boots, and rose fromitems last year. >>> i sat next to sarah palin once and thought she was beautiful. i hope she stays in alaska. >> mrs. bush made the comments during an interview with larry king. she and her husband george h. w. complemented their son on his memoir. the full interview is this evening. >>> the benefits of owning an ipad, vinita nair has this story and more. >> a newspaper for the ipad. news corp. is reportedly developing a newspaper designed specifically for the tablet. it would be mostly original content, published every morning. if it would have a small weekly feature and is scheduled to begin publishing early next year. google allows people to make and use calls from their computer and now you are able to record the calls. it only works with inbound calls. amazon is letting customers kindle books as gifts. there are more than 725,000 books for the amazon kindle. i am vinita nair. >>> it i

mastercard said stronger numbers at the cash register are being tallied up from the sales of boots andto electronics and jewelry. analysts say the deep discounts on flat screen and home furnishings is preventing profits from going up sky high. >> gadgets are a favorite gift, especially cameras. digital photography changed things a lot. what should you look for? an expert said do not focus on pixel size. instead make zoom capability the priority. >> optical zoom instead of digital zoom. it will get in close to that photo. >> and another consideration for you in camera shopping is start up time. point and shoot loaded up with some features are a little bit slow to fire up when you have to get that shot. >> have you noticed it's not that they are fired up, but you click it the moment you want it and it takes a second and whatever it was you were trying to shoot doesn't happen. >> we were looking for cameras and it's not the start up time, but when it takes the picture. call us next time. looking out here at antioch, i will tell you that this accident cleared from the roadway and it's not

other players include google, mastercard, american express and visa.big thing. >> mobile the biggest technology in the world. 5 billion phones on the market which is more than all the computers, tv's and fixed light bulbs combined. >> initial reluctance from consumers could hold back wide-spread usage. >> an initially worry that this is a scam. some way that it's going to fleece me rather than help me. but that eventually, people come around and see the benefit. >> we caught up with john morgan at the high school of business before he boarded a flight to phoenix. >> where it goes and how fast is goes is really up in the air. my guess the key is going to be security. >> both bling nation and visa tell us they'll offer the same consumers protections with mobile payment that you now enjoy with debit and credit cards. your liability for fraudulent use will be no more than $50. michelle is with consumers union. >> people should try to make sure if they're using their cellphones to pay it should be tied to a credit card, a debit card or bank account. if you

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kim kardashian, you might recognize her, lending her name it a special prepaid mastercard aimed at teachingey -- wisely?? and it would also allow parents to keep an eye on just how much and where kids are spending. parents will be able to monitor the cards through their cell phones. >>> everyone tries to save a buck here or there. we found a website where employees are now revealing the secret savings at their stores. for instance, you don't need a $40 membership to buy alcohol at sam's club. the same goes for costco. just go in and buy alcohol. for sears shoppers if your kids clothes wear out before they have grown out of them the store replace them for free. >> that's a good one. >> and if you want to snag a sweet deal, head to cbs5.com and click consumer. >>> google is offering free wi- fi on select planes this holiday season. from november 20 to january 2, it's good on air tran, delta and virgin america. all three airlines usually charge up to $13 for the service. google held a similar campaign last year. >>> and from the skies to the streets, more and more baby boomers will soon be dri

. >> kim kardashian is lending her name it a special pre-paid mastercard.young people how to use money wisely and also allow parents to keep an eye on how much and where kids are spending. parents will be able to monitor the cards through their cell phones. [ pause ] >> no. >> but that basically means that the parents are putting the money in. why not let the kids put their money in? just spend cash so they understand how fast it leaves their pocket. >>> so when do you think mom and dad should stop driving? the national transportation safety board is holding a meeting this week as more baby boomers will be taking the wheel. one in five licensed drivers will be 65 i january. should there be an age limit for older drivers? >> i would be concerned just as much about teenagers out there. >> i think we should be. send your comments to mornings@cbs5.com. or you can post your answers on our facebook page. we're also on twitter. >> we are talking about driving on the roads so let's talk to elizabeth and find out how the commute is rolling along. >> it's rolling alo

available only to mastercard cardholders. i worry about my son playing football.mulate head injuries in an accident and helps make people safer. then they shared this technology with researchers at wake forest to help reduce head injuries on the football field. so, you know, i can feel a bit better about my son playing football. [ male announcer ] how would you use toyota technology to make a better world? learn how to share your ideas at toyota.com/ideasforgood. >> pelley: justice john paul stevens has shaped more american history than any supreme court justice alive. and for most of his 35 years on the court, he followed the usual tradition, declining to talk about his cases in interviews. as he prepared to retire, we hoped that he'd overrule that custom and talk with us about the decisions that have changed our times. it was stevens who forced a showdown with president bush over the prisoners at guantanamo bay, and stevens who tried to stop the court from deciding the presidential election of 2000. at the end of his last term, justice stevens ruled on our reque

mastercard saying in the first two weeks of november, we are spending.ing up 10% over last year during the same period. luxury items up 7%, jewelry up 8%. all three of those were down as much as 9% the year before. that's good news. also good we're spending more going out to eat, evidently, after three years consecutive years of declines. downscale, midscale and upscale restaurant categories are all showing growth. after seeing in the worst case double-digit declines last year says "u is,sa today." ifi if you want to gauge on how well the economy is doing, look at your underwear. if we see victoria secret's miraculous bras fly off the shelf that is good news because these are not cheap. what it means is that shoppers will buy other things for themselves, as well. strong sales of lingerie also mean that women are willing to indulge, he says. unlike the past two years when it was back to basics and simple buying. guys, you're not left out of this. your underwear also an indicator as chairman alan greenspan indicated before. when they dip a little, it could

the mastercard adviser spending poll service reports womens and childrens clothing along with luxuryds held up but sales of consumer electronics, mens clothes and major electronics down compared to last year. checking in on the numbers taking a live look at the big board on the new york stock exchange, the dow jones up just a little bit right now 9 points. about the same for the nasdaq and s&p 500. but of course many investors waiting to hear from the federal reserve. now shortly after 11:00 this morning fed chief ben bernanke and his colleagues will wrap up their two day meeting. economists expect the fed to announce it will put between a half and three quarters of a trillion dollars into the economy. supporters say the idea is a good stimulus plan. but critics worry it will further weaken the dollar and negatively effect trade with other countries. >>> yeah. 6:53. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. >>> once again thank you bay area for your participation in the cox concerned hero award. congratulations go to this year's winner who received a $5,000 check for his charity

he has $15 million in endorsements, directv, sony, mastercard.ado, vitamin water. comeback player of the year, very quickly, he's married to a super model. tom brady is. peyton manning is not. >> you went over time because you were too busy messing with me about the razorbacks and got off topic. you went to nascar before the football. nascar now. can we do that now? start his clock right now, diedre. nascar, go. >> i think nascar much more important, but who asked me, right? the bottom line is the closest race, closest chase in nascar history. kevin harvick, ken hamlin, jimmie johnson, any one of those drivers can win the entire tournament, the entire playoff with a win today. that's why it's the closest. jimmie johnson, an unprecedented fifth in a row, which would be huge. nascar needs the pub. 10% reduction in attendance. 20% reduction in viewership. the dolphins and nascar even packaging tickets in homestead. we'll see if that helps today. stop that bell. >> one more topic here, the uconn women, every game is a must see because they have this