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romaine: we are going to speak to the ceo behind brands like nana boat. rob little of edge well is going to be joining us in just a minute. this is bloomberg. romaine: all right, today we are focused on the retail landscape ahead of the holiday season here, just 14 days until thanksgiving, 17 to hanukkah, 44 before christmas. we are going to talk about how some of these issues are being dealt with by various companies out there, including by edge well, who reported decent earnings. seems a lot of these companies are holding up well around the supply chain and the costs associated with it. caroline: yeah, look at these numbers with guidance leading the consensus view, this company is showing strength easing -- even as they talk about ongoing costs inflation and some i chain disruption, pressure through fiscal 2022 and the man who is managing this, rod little, the edge well ceo. on one side it's a great help, people returning, traveling, wanting to purchase sun care cream, but on the flipside you have the perfect storm of the supply chain and labor issues.

and then, her nana says, "oh, you're gonna sing for her. and she did.hoto of you. >> there's - >> jimmy: and this is ariana grande and -- yeah. >> and nana. >> jimmy: nonna. >> and nona, right [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's right nonna. oh, no way is that unbelievable though? >> and now she's playing -- i'm so happy >> jimmy: isn't that wild how life works that's wild. >> yes that's when you know you've been around a second >> jimmy: oh, no but, i mean, also to get the thumbs up from you is fantastic. the rumors are now -- are you going to cameo in the movie or would you? >> well, i haven't thought about it but here's what i think should happen [ laughter ] so, you know the poster, how glinda is always looking -- yeah, thank you, thank you >> jimmy: i'm prepared yes. >> yes, you are. and, by the way, i begged to have blonde hair in this, 'cause i feel like "the flying nun," but that's a separate subject. [ laughter ] i always think -- i just thought it would be cool if the camera panned by and idina and i were just there and we just -- you just

claus here on site, but those santa nanas that you heard from say they're ready to capitalize on theany years to come. >> you better hide, kate they'll come for you if they need extra help. >> reporter: they might, they might. i don't know if i'm old enough yet but maybe next year. >> kate rogers reporting tonight. >>> and now some inflation news we are happy to report the macy's thanksgiving day parade balloons are ready to go. 15 balloons and 36 inflatables got the wind knocked into them today, all ahead of the big event tomorrow the parade will follow its usual 2.5-mile route through manhattan this year, after the pandemic downsized the celebration to just a block in 2020 macy's also adding some new floats including that baby yoda balloon from the hit show "the mandalorian. you can see all the floats at 9:00 a.m. on nbc and streaming on peacock. >>> and thanksgiving can bring out some strong emotions, thoughts about gratitude, family and of course food everyone seems to have a favorite and least favorite dish it turns out new england patriots star defender matt judon has a particu

. >> this entire time i have been telling my band mates how cool it is my nana is here and she marched 50 years ago. i know for a fact i'm going to hear them shout my name. >> you won't hear anything yelling. >> yeah. >> reporter: a thanksgiving tradition that truly spans generations. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> and you can see the parade right here tomorrow beginning at 9:00 a.m that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other and have a great thanksgiving good night ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, millions are on the move, reuniting and celebrating with family and friends. but the pandemic isn't over. what precautions should you be taking before that thanksgiving meal? our covid expert is with us tonight. also, more fallout from the group smash and grabs across the bay area. where does all the merchandise go, and who is the ringleader? we're joine

. >> this entire time i have been telling my band mates how cool it is my nana is here and she marched 50 years ago. i know for a fact i'm going to hear them shout my name. >> you won't hear anything yelling. >> yeah. >> reporter: a thanksgiving tradition that truly spans generations. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> and you can see the parade right here tomorrow beginning at 9:00 a.m that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. take care of yourself and each other and have a great thanksgiving [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ she lives with a broken man ♪ ♪ a cracked polystyrene man ♪ ♪ who just crumbles and burns ♪ ♪ she looks like the real thing ♪ ♪ she tastes like the real thing ♪ ♪ my fake plastic love ♪ ♪ but i can't help the feeling ♪ ♪ i could blow through the ceiling ♪ ♪ if i just turn and run ♪ ♪ and it wears me out ♪ ♪ it wears me out ♪ ♪ and if i could be who you wanted ♪ ♪ if i could be all you wanted ♪ ♪ all the time ♪ ♪ all the time ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give it up for my band

his trial could be months if not years, we are kept your shops, nana butler. okay. it was got months, spoke to someone over the past few years in the news outlets. how ramping up is lama phobic invective, manufacturing use cases of hubs or holy wars being beached by india's muslims against the nation yacht. but for us, i want to be a god love jack in the sky, so much extra trouble was going to make you saw this big pool jazz get into that. but, but he talks about on the other side of the rising leave of media, incitement. journalists, listening and non muslim alike, doing their best to spend the time, investigating each attack and the complicity of those in power. some way very many people tell me their concern for me, i bite me not to go with the story. then we could not be that wireless because in a way the thing that these stories has the b, j. b, in that i've been that, that message and that i didn't know they say that the, that the but i don't think that we can see that anymore. this is getting mainstream and as a journalist and it's my job to chronically what

his trial could be months if not years or we are kept your trucks, nana butler. okay, that was got one. so spoke to someone over the past few years in the news outlets have been damping up. is lama phobic, invective manufacturing polio cases of jobs or holy wars being beached by india's muslims against the nation yacht. but what i want you to be, i love the sky so much extra trouble was going to make it a big pool. get in bold. but buddy talk much on the other side of the rising leave of media incitement. journalists, muslim and non muslim alike, doing their best to spend the time, investigating each attack and the complicity of those in power. some very well meaning people tell me their concern for me. i bite me not to go with the story. they tell me to not be that wireless because in a way the thing that these boys held the b j b and that i have been admitted. and that i didn't see that the that jack. but i don't think that we can see that any more. this is getting mean seen. and as a journalist, it's my job to chronicler what is happening. and it's also a docu

but don't worry because his right hand woman has a slip cross of yes, you prices have nana. yes. they have probably why come on i decided to take advantage of a walk ship to paris to drop a cool $400.00 on a single cooking pot. so much better than over paying back home. now the average american though decided to reuse lost his pot. so this years turkey to keep the price of the thanksgiving meal down, but it still ended up costing 20 percent more than in 2020. so maybe if they'd listen to the mainstream media's top tips, they could saved a dollar or 2, perhaps forgo the turkey. bear with me, i know that is the staple of the thanksgiving meal. however, some people think turkey is overrated. and so it's tends to be the most expensive thing on the table. maybe you do an italian feast instead. now if you're short on ideas where to buy things, you're cheap italian feast, i recommend puppy into your local branch of the dollar tree web. every item costs you guessed at a dollar for 35 years, that is been inflation popped along and it's now the $1.25 tree which might sound unprecedented an

mom at our door is the director of power shift africa climate. nana g think tank based in nairobi. he says a deal agreed in glasgow is week and disappointing. this was supposed to be a crisis call, a lifeline for the millions of people living in the permanent you know, state of crisis were losing their lives were losing their homes were losing their lives. and as a result of the climate impacts that have been caused largely by the rich bulletin countries. and unfortunately ritual did not rise up to the challenge. or we got a deal that effectively sacrifices and you know, the vulnerable people of our world or the alt of the ritual selfishness the outcome i think largely reflects a course that was held in a rich walton and the outcome contains their priorities. i think we need to realize is that the developing world faces or development crisis and an energy crisis, and now a climate crisis. the only way out isn't a deal that only addresses the climate crisis. but one that addresses the intersecting crisis is of climate energy. and development at the same time. so for the 1st time we'

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and you'll meet nana and grandpa.ck to "the daily show." my guest tonight is the former governor of new jersey, chris christie. he's here to discuss his new book and why he thinks the republican party needs to be rescued. chris christie, welcome to "the daily show." >> trevor, happy to be back. >> trevor: before we start the interview, i want to know what type of interview are we having, a legit conversation or are you going to politician me? i only ask you this because you're the one person to tell me the truth. >> legit. >> trevor: let's do it. i love the title of your book, chris christie, "republican rescue: saving the party from truth deniers, conspiracy theorists, and the dangerous policies of joe biden." seems like the republicans need to be rescued from a lot of things. >> yeah, they do, and, look, the biggest thing we need to be rescued from -- or to is the truth. you know, if we don't become the party of telling the truth again, we've got no hope for anybody to trust us to do figure, and when we get all thes

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and you'll meet nana and grandpa. i can't wait for the world to see you... like i do. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. >> trevor: welcome come back it to the daily show, if you ever watched a college football game, you know two things, one, you could definitely have coached that i'm better, and two, the marching band is pretty awesome. but how much do you know about the history of the marching band? well, dulce will fill you in with another installment of dulce it it it. black marching ban is the one time black people get to march without-- fox news calling them rioters, we all love them even those that got cut from one just because our baton twirling was deemed dangerous, maybe the trombone players should have stayed out of my strike zone, but marching bands are even more amazing when you learn about their history. for example you may not know this, but black marching bands actually started in the same setting as all your dads favorite movies. times of war, in colon

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i want to turn to cnn producer nana brashear in london.n light of the delta variant surging now something new to contend with. so, let's start with the latest on those cases in that flight in the nethtserlands. >> absolutely, kim, europe and several countries have reported record numbers of daily cases being recorded. and now the new variant has us starting to question whether or not the government of europe will be able to keep control over the pandemic. you heard in david's reporting there have been some decisions from the w.h.o. in decisions, with hasty decisions, they've warned against that. but really, what they have learned with the european leaders, they have needed to act fact fast. with the restrictions on the flights to the south african region, saying if there's any lessons learned from the pandemic, it's the need to act early, at the earliest stage possible. and we've seen that reflected in the decision stain by the european union. that collective decision to impose travel restrictions. and that's all concern over the potential

the santa nanas say they're ready to capitol jiez on the opportunity this season and many years to comehide, kate they'll come for you if they need extra help. >> they might. they might i don't know if i'm old enough yet, but maybe next year >> kate rogers reporting tonight. >>> and now some inflation news, we're happy to report, the macy's thanksgiving day parade balloons are ready to go 15 balloons and 36 inflatables got the wind knocked into them today all ahead of the big event tomorrow the parade will follow its usual 2.5 mile route through manhattan this year. that's after the pandemic downsized the celebration to just a block in 2020 macy's also adding new floats including that baby yoda balloon from the hit show the mandalorian. catch the performances and see all 28 floats on thanksgiving morning at 9:00 a.m. only on nbc and streaming on peacock >>> anding thiss ing >>> anding thanksgiving can brig out strong emotions. everyone seems to have a favorite and the least favorite dish turns out new england patriots star defender has a particularly strong opinion about mac n cheese ye

it's first been reported last wednesday in south africa and is now spreading to more nana i dozen countries. >>> as researchers work to learn more marin is adding more vaccination sites for young peopleful. >> justin is live in san rafael with the an of them opening this morning. justin. >> good morning. studies being done to better understand how the vaccine will stand up against this omicron variant. this as we are seeing more vaccination clinics opening here in san rafael. more and more families making sure their children are going to get the shot. the bay area has high vaccination rates and health leaders want to keep it going. families say the decision was made before the variant hit and some say that this new variant only on firmed they made the right call. pfiz. >>announcer: r is expected to seek authorization for its vaccine booster shot for people ages 16 and 17 as health leaders sending a new push urging people to get the vaccine and the booster shot. >> sounds like it can be pretty bad. i mean it hasn't been around long enough for them to know a lot. if you want things to get bac

: oh, that's a very good question so my parents -- >> because i don't want to be called grandma or nanathey wanted to be called, and it was idiotic. like, my mom was like, "i think i want to be mumu because my grandmother was swedish. and it's like the first time hearing that, and i'm like, "you're not going to be mumu, what are you talking about?" [ laughter ] so then -- >> i've met your mom, she's lovely >> seth: she is lovely, but they were -- they were approaching this wrong then my oldest, the first time he said grandpa -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- he pronounced it ponka. >> ponka >> seth: and so, we call -- my parents are the ponkas that's just it [ laughter ] >> see, i like that. >> seth: yeah. >> i like that >> seth: and they're larry and hillary. and so, they're "ponka yary" and "ponka hurry," and it's perfect. [ laughter ] and they're growing up >> see, that's good! >> seth: it's absolutely -- it's organic and natural. and so, i like that you're trying to decide what you're going to be called, but i think you got to let them -- >> some -- yeah, people keep saying they'll make up th

they have announced a subscription service where you can actually pay to nana month to get access to that, political figures abusing the platform, potential information and even the list goes on. bullying and harassment, the list goes on and twitter is stilljust in the middle of trying to figure out those problems. of trying to figure out those problems-— of trying to figure out those roblems. , , , ., of trying to figure out those roblems. , ., problems. jack dorsey has had some fairl ublic problems. jack dorsey has had some fairly public run-ins _ problems. jack dorsey has had some fairly public run-ins with _ problems. jack dorsey has had some fairly public run-ins with donald i fairly public run—ins with donald trump and has been called several times to give evidence in congress. will he successor feel the same sort of pressure or is this a new chapter for twitter? i of pressure or is this a new chapter for twitter?— for twitter? i think that he will step right _ for twitter? i think that he will step right into _ for twitter? i think that he will step right into the _ for twitte

now trying to get out of the village to send my four—year—old child to newcastle, to live with my nanaly warm the blood here is when power returns. that was mark mcalindon reporting. and you can keep up to date with the latest on how storm arwen is affecting where you live on your local bbc radio station. you can listen on fm, digital radio or via bbc sounds. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. good morning to you. i heard you say there is a huge _ good morning to you. i heard you say there is a huge difference _ good morning to you. i heard you say there is a huge difference in - good morning to you. i heard you say there is a huge difference in the - there is a huge difference in the temperature today compared to yesterday in some parts of the uk? that is right. good morning. the overnight low on sunday night was -8.7, the overnight low on sunday night was —8.7, the same time last night it was almost 10 , —8.7, the same time last night it was almost10 , huge —8.7, the same time last night it was almost 10 , huge difference. today will be milder generally across the bo

informed by my three decades pursuing a stronger commercial space marketplace as well as being the ceo of nanaks. my first testified before the panel and bill nelson in 1991 as i reviewed that testimony. it's heartening to realize the extraordinary progress that has been made. our utilization challenge in the 90's. it's remarkable to see how far we have progressed from a single point dependence with the space shuttle to a robust commercial launch industry with names like spacex and rocket lab that are the envy of the world. that's one of the key considerations as we seek the next steps for the international space station. we've had here before. that was how and when to transition from the aging shuttle program. so many strong arguments were made to keep the program operational. finally, congress made the correct decision to open a new era of the launch vehicle industry that is indeed the envy of the world and now we must do the same and have that dialogue with another beloved program, the iss. the common thread in the recent extraordinary renaissance of space services is not advancing in techn

to sweden to see his family and last but not least, happy 105th birthday to ida lee shands, a proud nanaelly roland >> and she's got a christmas movie. >> she's very busy and important. >> like you. >>> first, though, a capella mega stars, pentatonix >> that means the holidays are here >> we're going to share a performance of their new holiday album. we're going to continue to celebrate some small businesses, as well. we've got three more businesses we're going to feature so don't go far. >> but first, your local news, some weather >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. as soon as today questioning likely to get tougher for former ceo elizabeth holmes. she's been on the stand since last friday in her criminal fraud trial. so far her defense team has led her through some of the issues likely to be on the consciousness when prosecutors get to cross efforts to secure deals with the department of defense. theranos ran the large pharmaceutical companies like pfizer. all of this trying to establish holmes and her team had a plan and desire to succeed and not defr

. >> hey, nana and papa.to celebrate out there on friday morning, including our hall of famer, sheinelle jones >> thank you >> hoda and craig are off so it's nice to have you and now you have even more credentials >> thank you and thank you for all the tweets once you said it this morning, twitter is abuzz >> because we're proud of you. >>> veterans day is coming up and craig will have a special story on the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> well get to your news at 8:00 we begin with breaking news in the covid fight. pfizer says its experimental pill for treating covid is so effective it plans to seek approval very soon for emergency use. in the meantime, there's growing pushback over the latest covid vaccine mandate for employers. gabe gutierrez joins us with the latest on all of it. gabe, good morning >> savannah, good morning. the rush is on to vaccinate younger children and mobile vaccination sites like this one. pfizer is out with that encouraging news this morning. the company is saying that a study fou

they'll get to say nana and we may be able to buy things like we used to even though we have more money saved, we are coming out of something. i think that's important for americans to recognize that we are still grappling with covid-19 and its after effects. >> fair enough. stephanie ruhle. thank you very much for coming on this morning. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. eastern time right after "morning joe." >> and eddie is right, we are coming out of something which we have never seen before, it may take a little while. the economy, you got inflation down 4.6%. >> we get more job openings right now than we ever had in the history of this country as steph said. saing rates are higher than they have been. i remember looking at america's saing rates after 2016 crash and it was dismal. americans have money in the bank. americans have jobs that they can go and work at. the stories are being told and things we are complaining about, they're the opposite of what we have heard from the past 20 years, truck drivers losing their jobs and everything is going to be automated, there will be no jobs out

. >> estamos felices, en los Ángeles precisamente, en el famoso foro anunciando que nana hacer una presidencias a estar ahÍ presentando una nueva " mariposa traicionera", con el potrillo, quedÓ increÍble la canciÓn con un sabor muy mexicano, alucinante y perfecta para el potrillo, " mariposa traicionera" y la vamos a cantar, estamos muy contentos. luis: muchas felicidades! acÁ los esperamos, la ciudad que nunca duerme, y ahora los Ángeles tampoco va a dormir por la residencia de manÁ. >> acÁ te esperamos. luis: a ver quien va primero si usted para acÁ o yo para allÁ. jessica: esto supone cada vez mejor. a mi me encanta " mariposa traicionera" y ahora con alejandro fernÁndez. luis: tiene su toque de mariachi, estÁ muy bueno. como bien dijimos mana ganÓ en el 2018 y fue reconocido como personaje del aÑo. van a participar de otra manera. ningÚn grupo habÍa hecho residente los angeles ni en un lugar tan grande. estamos acostumbrados a que las residencias eran en las vegas y ahora en el la. >> lo aplaudimos. espectacular. >> y lo que representa manÁ para la mÚsica en espaÑol es muy importante y tod

now trying to get out of the village to send my four—year—old child to newcastle, to live with my nanato bring you and we are hearing comments from oxford university on the efficacy of the vaccine against the new omicron variant of covid 19 and oxford university saying we have the necessary tools and processes in place for rapid development of an updated covid 19 vaccine if necessary. they say there is no evidence so far that vaccines will not provide high levels of protection against severe disease from omicron. thatjust three from oxford university which developed the astrazeneca vaccine. — just through. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. the temperatures are going to be up and down as we go through the course of this week. they are above average today, it has been a much milder start to the day. there is a lot of gloat around, some patchy light rain and drizzle, but we will see some breaks develop, particularly so across parts of england and wales. these are our temperatures, eight to 12 degrees, but still cold in the northern isles. in the latter part