s approval of the new york stock exchange new direct listing proposal is a huge win for companies goinglic >>> first let's talk markets eugene profit is still with us victoria hernandez joins the conversation welcome, victoria. first, though, to you, mike, on how we ultimately finished it's stark to see new record highs for the nasdaq and the russel, which don't usually move close together what does it tell you. >> as a matter of fact they were almost inversely related back in -- you know, let's say when the nasdaq was makingall time highs in the summer. the nasdaq was synonymous with mega cap growth stocks that don't need a good economy to perform. the nasdaq was somewhat cyclical both of hem are benefiting from the risk appetite play when apple is up 3% it is going move the headline index quite a bit. so you can sort of place an asterisk there but the russell 2000 has become mostly a momentum plate. it is a small percentage of the overall equity cap in the market it is the place where people want to be the small, undiscovered and laggard names have been flying as people look for somet

the debut on times square outside of the building republican c 3ai trading under ai on the new york stock exchange. tom siebel's company. that stock up 148% in its first day of trading this morning. >>> the true winners here are the original investors who invested their money early on when they didn't know that these would be successful companies and, more importantly, the employees who got stock options. it's harder to be a regular investor. we will be seeing tomorrow that doordash jumped, what? 75% on its first day of trading but keep in mind doordash reached a high of 185 dollars today and $1756 now. meaning somebody out there in the world lost money on doordash this morning! >> hum. that is the way the stock market works. some win, some lose. >>> calling for a life line. a big app from bay city transit agency to increaside ridership. >>> coleman is on "the kelly clarkson show" today at 3:00 here on nbc bay area news. >>> welcome back. new overnight deadly violence in the streets of san jose. police say a man was shot killed at 1:00 this morning near a gas station near 101. police have not rele

so we are awaiting doordash's first public trade on the new york stock exchange. executives virtually rang the opening bell on wall street. according to the "wall street journal," doordash priced its ipo at $102 a share yesterday. when the stock starts being publicly traded it is expected to be much higher, possibly $140 to $150 a share. doordash's valuation is at $39 billion. doordash stock will trade under the stock symbol dash. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> now let's take a live look at the over all new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. you can see we're up right now about 83 points. >>> facebook is expected to face a wave of lawsuits today. more than 40 state attorneys generals and the federal government are uniting against the menlo park-based company. they're claiming that facebook used anti-competitive tactics to either buy or just take out its rivals. and they will be citing facebook's companies like instagram and whatsapp as proof. the argument is this deprives consumers who have fewer choices and privacy protections as a result. >>> elon

dick grasso, former new york stock exchange chairman, what he makes of market comeback and some new nasdaq rules going into effect seem to be a little bit too politically correct. sara nelson, you remember her the flight attendant association president. she has a big concern about travel demands that might add up there the holidays, even after the holidays, all the vaccines notwithstanding. what she wants to see, what she is urging travelers to do. it is going to be a busy two hours. so glad you're with us. first to my buddy chad pergram on capitol hill, where they're looking avoiding a government shutdown, as i said at the outset getting stimulus before the american people. where do we stand on both, chad? reporter: they're trying to get something done to fund the government. they have to do that by 11th of december. they might have to do a bandaid bill to keep the government open. this bipartisan coalition of senators jump-started the conversation trying to do a coronavirus bill before christmas when you could have 14 million americans have a lapse in this unemployment benefits. there jo

that was a record high on the new york stock exchange but is the optimism about an economic recovery hopeful. is on wall street for us what did change trump's mind. well i mean we don't know for certain if the us president ever really wanted to veto the bill or if he would just was pushing hard for the $2000.00 per american citizen and not just 600 what is now in the bill so maybe he just wanted to shine bright in the eyes of the u.s. population but well eventually we got the bill on its way and what it is he delayed the whole process and that actually in the end might have cost the unemployed americans a couple of billions of dollars. it's cost. them struggle that's for sure but another day of juicy profits for investors. definitely we saw new records all over the board all the big new sees the nasdaq composite the dow jones of the s. and p. 500 all hitting new highs at the beginning of the week the nasdaq composite by now by the way is up more than 40 percent so the tech heavy index is up more than 40 percent since the beginning of the year. germany's dax also finished a record hig

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set to listen the new york stock exchange on thursday the i.p.o. for the popular home sharing platform has long been anticipated and demand for its stock is high the company now said to be pricing initial shares at $60.00 each from a range of $44.00 to $50.00 just a few days ago as a remarkable turnaround for a company that just under a year ago found itself in sudden trouble. 2020 has been a difficult year for air b.n. b. after the coronavirus pandemic hit in the spring travel was severely limited by the knockdowns suddenly no one was booking apartments prompting the u.s. company to lay off a quarter of its staff. revenues shrank in the 3rd quarter to 1300000000 dollars 18 percent less than the year before but air b.n. b. slashed costs pushing up net profit in the 3rd quarter to 2 119000000 dollars the only time that air b.n. b. has ever turned a profit hue the company was helped by the easing of travel restrictions during the summer as customers turned to apartments over hotels for holidays and business travel the company was founded in 2008 and

. >> the company ringing the opening bell as it begins trading on the new york stock exchange. good morning. it's wednesday, december 9th. >> good morning to all of you. and to mike nicco especially who it about to deliver our accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> hi, everybody. yeah. on this wednesday we have downgraded our high surf warning to a high surf advisory. breakers will not be as big as they were yesterday where some of the surfers i heard tell some of our colleagues the best they've seen in decades. a high surf advisory until 3:00 this afternoon. a bit of fog developing along the coast. as you can see, down in san jose, it looks pretty clear. we have a few high clouds out there this morning. watch that sunrise. it ought to be colorful around 7:17 this morning. once we start off the 30s and 40s, we'll end up in the mid to upper 60s. still warmer than average just no record highs. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning california health officials are once again asking you to cancel any holiday plans you may have when it comes to traveling because the covid-19 cases

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. >>> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.re up this morning about 111 points. another update on how the markets are doing, next. >>> get your holiday shopping done now. two bay area businesses in the national spotlight with some great deals this morning. >>> but first a look at our weather and mike nico. hey, mike. >> hey, reggie, kumasi, hi, everybody. hope you're having a good friday morning. let's see if the weather will put you in a good mood. the air is hazy and a little bit cleaner than it was this morning. temperatures running about san jose. you can see we have 47 right now, 35 with that fog in you can see that flag blowing near the ocean. 59 to 62 and 59 to 63 at 4:00. of course, you need a jacket this evening. temperatures down in the 70s by 7:00, 40s by 8:00. here's a look at the haze at sutra tower. long-sleeved shirt, that's probably all you need to wear. take some breaks if you're working at home or learning from home. remember, we still have those beach hazards. it is reissued until 3:00 this afternoon, for goo

authorized for the new york stock exchange, which allows companies to also raise capital in a directng, does bypass the traditional i.p.o. process and will mean a big change for how underwriters are able to help companies who seek to go public. vonnie: of course we did see one go that way in september. that was one recent example of a direct listing. but what does it do for investors? it possible to evaluate a company well enough before it goes public in order to be an investor in it? does this take away any investor protections? >> no, although some have argued that. that investor protections would be weakened. the s.e.c. didn't find merit in those arguments. ultimately this is going to rest on the ability of companies and the need for companies to promote full disclosure to make sure that investors understand their business. the risks and potential fitfalls of those business as part of the overall direct listing process and we'll find ow -- our way through to that where investors will remain confident in the investments they make and these companies that get public through a direct

new york in for emily chang. tech companies and other startups will soon be permitted to raise money on the new york stock exchangeut paying big underwriting fees to wall street banks. the move threatened to upend how i.p.o.'s have been conducted for decades in the united states. joining us now to discuss is ted smith, cofounder and partner of union square advisors. this really makes it even easier for startups to raise cash. what is your broad reaction to this move? >> thanks for having me on. really appreciate it. it's definitely a change in the i.p.o. market. direct listings have been available for some time. although very few companies have availed themselves to that option due to the fact that they couldn't raise capital going that way. it was merely a mechanism by which they could see their shares begin to trade in the public markets. the change today that the s.e.c. authorized for the new york stock exchange, which allows companies to also raise capital in a direct listing, does bypass the traditional i.p.o. process and will mean a big change for how underwriters are able to help companies who seek to go pu

to point outwant doordash, we are waiting for that to start trading on the new york stock exchange. we are looking at a bid ask spread of $145-one $50. we thought it was going to price in the mid-90's, and unreal move we are going to see which so we are very interested to see how it is going to wind up trading. when it does, we will bring all of that to you live. u.k. prime minister boris johnson heading into what could be the most important dinner of his life, sitting down with european commission president ursula von der leyen a brussels in about three hours. joining us with more from outside the european commission in brussels is bloomberg's maria tadeo. is it just going to be ursula von der leyen and boris johnson? are there teams going to be there? what do we learn and infer from that? maria: what we know is this will very much be a tete-a-tete with the head of the european commission and the prime minister. the negotiating teams will be represented, but there won't be any other european leader at the table. this is very much between the commission and the prime minister at thi

majority have at least one woman. >> what's your expectation that your biggest rival, the new york stock exchangesue something like this, given that so many of your companies are tech companies and the like? is it harder for the new york stock exchange to go down this road >> we have companies from every industry listed on our exchanges. i would welcome the opportunity for them to see this as a good step forward for all of us and to take the same step. i would also we can the idea that the s.e.c. would consider this as part of a broader role that would affect all companies listed either public or private companies, so we are taking the leadership here because there has been so little action on this front, and we do think it's an important thing for us to do to create a more inclusive, capitalist society, and we think this is a step forward, but we would welcome the opportunity for our peer, the new york stock exchange and the s.e.c. to take an active role here as well. >> big news across corporate america you're make this morning. nasdaq ceo adena friedman, thank you so much for joining us and we

. >>> and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.e markets next. ♪ >> this looks like an make but it animation, but it's not. the very real dance moves by these robots. everything is fine. >> everything is great. they are trying to give them personalities for us to accept them. that's up to you. will you accept the colder conditions when you step outside? we'll start in san francisco, mid to upper 40s here. you are the exception. we have a 40 in richmond. belmont, a 43 in daly city and 30 in santa clara and pleasanton. 31 in fairfield. nearing freezing in healdsburg and american canyon at 33. san leandro at 35. palo alto is a frosty 30 now. so we have high clouds this morning. midday sunshine. futureerse moving into the north bay. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, most of the showers are over. rainfall amounts, less than 0.2 inches of rain. by the evening commute and some of that could be falling in the north bay. most of us will have slippery conditions for tomorrow. that's my main concern out of this storm. that's something jobina and i wi

joining us now is stacy cunningham, new york stock exchange group president, and bloomberg's sonali basak. thank you both for joining us. stacy, doordash is priced over the high-end of the range. it is this nirvana? is this as good as it is going to get? stacy: this seems a little counterintuitive in the way that markets were so troubled earlier in the year. it is hard to believe how the market has turned around, but this is what investors are rewarding, especially companies that have really changed the way we are living our lives everything will day. so the reception for doordash has been astounding, and it is an astounding moment for them and their team -- it is an exciting moment for them and their team. sonali: it is prime real estate to go public today, but how long does the euphoria really last for? stacey: it is hard to brick how investor is going -- how investor demand is going to continue, but what is important to recognize is investors are getting an opportunity to share in that success. many companies that have stayed private have raised money in the private equity markets via

service door dash are among the big winners following the firm's much-hyped launch on the new york stock exchangeey watched on wednesday as shares in the company shot up to generate a market valuation of $60 billion. the company's stock closed at $189 on the first day of trading. that's an increase of 85% from the initial offer of $102. analysts say the strong ipo reflects strong expectations for food delivery businesses in a world transformed by the coronavirus pandemic. san francisco-based startup door dash was born in 2013. it now has more than half of the u.s. market share. softbank group has plowed hundreds of millions of dollars into the firm through its vision fund. u.s. media are reporting the investment is one of the japanese firm's biggest successes. >>> there is a fight back in japan's beverage industry. shochu is an alcoholic drink usually distilled by >> reporter:odzilla is here. popular manga and anime characters are coming to the rescue of japan's shochu maker. >> translator: it's a collaboration with many familiar characters. looking at something like this, i would want to buy it.

empire by delivering faster shipping speeds and fresh groceries. >>> taking a live look at the new york stock exchangee down about 115 points. >>> new this morning, perhaps one long lasting side effect of the pandemic is hire airfares. the trend may be here long after the virus is gone. with more workers telecommuting and working remotely, experts tell the "wall street journal" they think business travel could see a 36% dip. that means without the higher fares being paid by company customers, added fare prices may fall on every-day fliers. >>> southwest airlines is once again booking middle seats on its flights. passengers are still required to wear masks. in october southwest said they would start selling every seat on december 1st and it's now fulfilling that promise. the decision comes after the carrier reported a record $1.2 billion third quarter loss because of the pandemic. southwest says it will notify you ahead of time if your flight has more than 65% of the seats sold. >> that happened for me, jett bl jetblue usually has the middle seats open, they sent an email saying not anymore. but they a

let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange.t now about 178 points. >>> apple will temporarily close all of its retail stores in california because of the pandemic. the apple website says customers with appointments for in-store pickups, genius bar appointments and one-on-one shopping reservations can visit stores through tomorrow. all online services will still be available. most apple products can be bought online and through authorized retailers. >>> a historic pixar movie is coming out on disney plus this friday, christmas day. it's called soul. "soul" is the first pixar film featuring a black lead. jamie foxx is the voice of aspiring jazz musician joe gardner who rethinks his life after falling into a manhole. i spoke to some of the producers from pixar about their creative process. >> i did it. i got the gig. >> you have this protagonist, and he is an absolute human being unlike other big pixar movies. >> joe gardner is a black man living in queens, new york, who is a middle school band teacher and his passion is jazz. ♪ o

we've got a news alert on ipos at the new york stock exchange and leslie picker has the details. , legs lslie. >> a big problem in direct lessings, specifically the s.e.c. approving had a new york stock exchange request to allow companies to raise primary capital while doing direct listings and also having that primary capital not be underwritten by a set of banks this is noteworthy because weave seen a slew of prominent direct listings, namely spotify, slack, asana, palantir that have gone public over the last few years none of them have been actually able to issue shares and raise capital as a result of doing so. this rule change will allow companies to pursue this method of going public which is seen as a much more efficient mechanism for price discovery while also raising cash that they can then use to fund investment in their business quickly after this was announced bill gurley who has been a big champion of direct listings tweeting that this is a wonderful 2020 christmas present to the founders, employees and investors at vc-backed startups because the s.e.c. approved for t

. >>> and you're taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're down right now about 100 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> basketball without the bubble. a new nba season begins today and we're hearing from commissioner adam silver on what the league has learned from watching other pro sports during the pandemic. >>> first, though, we're checking in with jobina with a look at traffic. hey, jobina. >> hey, guys. good morning, everybody. so, we are going to start off with a live picture here bringing in the south beach camera and getting an overall view of the bay bridge. you can see it's pretty light there. i can tell you the toll plaza is very, very clear. no slow downs to report there. emeryville now seeing 80. here for reference the headlights are making their way towards the maze and eventually the toll plaza. we do have one crash that i want to get to on the map here. this is unconcorin concord. causing a bit of a slow down westbound 4 to state route 232. unfortunately injuries reported and they do not sound to

. >>> and we'll take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange and give you an update on how the markets are doing next. >>> and the future of holiday hires. our look at this new way to holiday in 2020, how seasonal jobs will be shifting perhaps from now on. but first mike. >> hi. i hope you had a great weekend. and, boy, i can't wait to see our hills turn from brown to green over the next couple of weeks thanks to that rain. we're getting a bit of a break. cooler air has moved in. it's still kind of damp out there. look at these temperatures up to 12 degrees, 14 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. let's start in san francisco. that puts us mainly in the mid to upper 40s. about 46 to 49. we have a 51 at ocean beach for the outlier. we have upper 30s in the north bay where the thickest fog is now. the around the bay, and into the south bay, mainly low to mid 40s. santa clara at 39. same thing around pleasanton, 38 in walnut creek and about 46 in pittsburg right now. here's a look from sutro tower, you can see that clean air and the beautiful bright lights that are

new york. >>> now to your morning money report. investors are encouraged by the president's approval of the economic relief package. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. at this point we're up 187 points. >>> despite the pandemic, holiday retail sales were up 3% compared with last year according to a report from mastercard. part of that boost is thanks to more people shopping for home decor and furniture because we're all staying at home more. >>> wonder woman 1984 is dominating the box office. it holds the biggest opening weekend of the pandemic era raking in nearly $17 million. and on the heels of the movie's success, warner brothers is working on the third installment of the dc comics. gal gadot will return as a superhero and patty jenkins will write the ending of the ". >>> tesla owners received a cool gift from elon musk this christmas. they can customize their car horns to play whatever they want. all it takes is a few taps of the car's settings. it can play music, animal sounds, the automotive soundtrack is limitless. the option is only available in newer tesla models with built-in external speakers. the customization

. >>> and you are looking live right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. right now about 185 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> local inspiration in pixar's new movie "soul." the special little shop in the east bay. >> before we get to those stories, we'll check in with jobina for a look at traffic. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. so we are going to begin with a live look at walnut creek showing off 680. there is some traffic, but it's been looking great. the it's light and clear. no major issues to report. so that's walnut creek and now i want to move over to emeryville and show you 80. just so everyone is clear on the directions, the headlights are traveling westbound and those brake lights are going eastbound. if you're headed towards the maze and trying to make your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza, it is very light there. we have no metering lights on. we'll bring you an overall look at the map so you can see our sensors here. we're not looking at a lot of red which is great news for anyone that needs to head out

new york stock exchange.we are doing this morning coming up. >>> plus. >> you guys took 16,000 from the account. where did it go? >> they froze my account and took my money. >> bank accounts drained. without explanation all with connection to the edd. a major u.s. bank that could be caught in major trouble. more on that. so many of you clicking on this story this morning. but, first, check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> it's been such a sad story, too. that's the lifeline for so many folks right now. i hope they can get it straightened out. let's take a look at what is going on weatherwise. a lot of fog in the south bay and at least we don't have freezing temperatures there like we do in the north bay where sue tells me black ice around highway 116 in green valley. be careful, that could be an issue throughout the morning commute. temperatures running from 36 in munt e mountain view to 45 in san jose. head up the east bay shore and some fog is starting to sneak up to castro valley where it is 37 and mos

. >>> and you're looking now at the new york stock exchange. the big board there live. can see we're up about 60 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> u.p.s. saying they'll pump the brakes on picking certain packages. the retailers they're putting limbs on during the holiday shipping season. >> first checking in with mike nicco. >> thank you, hi, everybody. let's look at our temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. average to -- i should say we're the same to about four to five degrees warmer thanks to the high clouds out there. we'll go into the inland east bay neighborhoods, mid to upper 30s for the tri valley. danville at 33. 40s for lafayette, pleasant hill and concord, that continues around pittsburg and into antioch. 36 in novato with that fog. 49 in san francisco. 45 right now in oakland and hayward. 42 in san jose. in fact, we have 41 right near the shark tank as we look north towards mineta san jose international. everything is good as far as your commute, whether it's this morning or this afternoon. just that little bit of fog around nova

they were punching the air when the new york stock exchange open for trading. st minutes after that first vaccine in new yorcame this tweet from ogoing president nald trump. congratulations, usa, he wrote. congratulations, world. th precious cargo is now being delivered to all 50 states, and it cannot come soon enough. america has just passed another awful mileone of 300,000 bbc news, new york. katty: i'm pretty sure we have never been so gripped by watching television and seeing people as a countr complety gripped and it was an emotional moment watching those vaccines go out. the covid vaccine now available in the u.s., but of course as we hearing, there will be big challenges persuading enough americans actually have it. the trump administration is spending $li0 m on a public education campaign to reassure the public that it is safe. what is interesting is how attitudes to the vaccine vary so much around the world. data from 17 countries shows that people in india e,iopia, and saudi arabia feel the most confident about taking the vacce, at least 85% said they

the new york stock exchange. we're upright now about 160 points.ate on how the markets are doing next. >>> the holiday shipping deadline is upon us. get those packages in the mail today. is it possible to still ship something to your relatives on time? we found out which delivery service you should be using. >>> and apple same-day delivery for just $5. we'll tell you how and why you'll want to take advantage of it right now. >>> but, fist, cherst, check in mike for a look at your forecast. >> thank you, kumasi, reggie. good morning. let's look at what is going on from sutro tower. 54 to 55 pretty homogenized air mass and 9 hours and 34 minutes one of the shortest days of the year. dry this evening with upper 40s but not tomorrow evening. here's a look at your commute mostly cloudy but dry. san jose 87 looking north towards the airport. pretty good light breezes and mass transit and watch out for the patchy fog up in the north bay and thankfully the visibility at our reporting stations hasn't been dangerously low most of the morning. hang around, th

. >>> and a live look at the big board and the new york stock exchange.ay off down. we'll check again in a few minutes. >>> and switching up the order. the big change coming as soon as today that could change your next food delivery order. before we get to those stories, we want to check in with mike. >> thank you, kumasi. we have some issues outside of the fire danger. they're along our beaches where we have a beach hazard statement right now for sneaker waves and rip currents the main issue through 5:00. we have a 24-hour window from 5:00 this evening through 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. i should say afternoon to afternoon. we have a high surf warning. large breakers, 25 feet. powerful waves, dangerous surf, pounding on some of the jetties and the rock outcrops. you don't want to be caught on those when those waves are pounding you. they will pull you out into that ocean. cold weather drowning is a big issue this time of the year in the bay area. look at these temperatures, everybody outside the south bay is up to 25 degrees warmer. so let's go to the south

. >>> and a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're down about 38 points. update on how the markets are doing next. >>> plus daveed diggs already has done so much for oakland, but in so many amazing things including hamilton. we're hearing from him this morning giving us a sneak peek of the upcoming disney plus animated film "soul." >> i'm excited to see that. >> you should be excited. to see the interview, to see the movie. >> all of it. >> all of it. first we talk to mike and the rai rain. >> now i see why he hasn't been on "blackish" lately. he usually plays tracy ellen ross's grandmother. haven't seen him in a while. it's chilly in some parts of the peninsula. menlo park and redwood city, upper 30s. we get into the low 40s as we head north, mid to upper 40s heading up to daly city and down to 52 in half moon bay. fog not an issue this morning except for look at that in the central valley, that's thick tule fog. so far it has not crept into our reporting stations. so, we have mid to upper 30s through the tri valley, the fairfield, napa, 38. most of us in

allow the chinese bytedance company to retain control over the app. >>> taking a live look at new york stock exchangend it looks like we are down just a bit, 33 points. even with new covid-19 restrictions. the nasdaq closed up nearly 1.5% yesterday to hit a new record high and, again, today a bit down. >>> now to an abc news exclusive. american airlines will become the first airline to offer all of its passengers an at-home covid-19 testing kit. it will be available for purchase later this week. it costs $129 per kit. you get a nasal swab that must be sent back three days before your flight and you'll have your results before takeoff. some cities allow for shorter quarantine periods for travelers who test negative. however, a negative test does not mean a green light to tra l travel. while waiting for your results, you're asked to try to not leave your home. >>> especially since more people are doing their holiday shopping online this year, law enforcement officers are warning everybody to watch out for porch pirates. they say the best way to make sure that your items do not get stolen is to install

it'll trade onto new york stock exchange under the symbol dash. they have thrived during the pandemic with revenue more than double what it was last year. door dash controls about 50% of the united states food delivery market. >>> apple is out with new and expensive wireless head phones dubbed air pods max. the company said that the over the ear head phones are noise canceling to allow users to hear traffic. they can also pause music when they are removed. they will cost $549 when they launch on december 15th. >>> that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com at the cbs broadcast center. i'm diane king hall. >>> to the fire watch now even though it's december fire season is still in full effect. crews now batting a pair of brush fires fueled by the strong winds in ventura county. no homes are threatened right now but a group of homeless people had to evacuate. >>> in a year that's not described much good news 2020 is delivering at mavericks, bringing three story waves. >> it was good out there. there's living legends out

the vaccine is a shot in the arm for the us economy, and they were punching the air on the new york stock exchange minutes after that first vaccine in new york came this tweet from the outgoing president, donald trump. "congratulations usa," he wrote. "congratulations world." this precious cargo is now being delivered to all 50 states, and it can't come soon enough. america has just passed another awful milestone of 300,000 coronavirus deaths. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. let's get some of the day's other news. the netherlands is going into a strict second lockdown, with the closure of all schools and shops for at least five weeks. restaurants and bars will remain closed. anti—lockdown protesters could be heard outside parliament as prime minister, mark rutte, announced the restrictions. seniorfigures in the afghan taliban have warned the us against breaking a commitment to withdraw troops in the next six months. speaking to the bbc, they said they would retaliate by resuming attacks on international forces. during the election campaign, joe biden spoke of retaining a small force in afghanista

vaccine is a shot in the arm for the us economy, and they were punching the air when the new york stock exchangeust minutes after that first vaccine in new york came this tweet from the outgoing president donald trump. this precious cargo is now being delivered to all 50 states and it cannot come soon enough. america has just passed another awful milestone of 300,000 coronavirus deaths. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the world health organisation says its investigating an apparently new strain of coronavirus that's been identified in london. the organisation's emergencies director, dr mike ryan, said the authorities were looking at the significance of the evolution. were looking at the it comes as london is being moved to england's highest level of coronavirus restrictions — saying the rise in cases in the capital threatens to overwhelm hospitals. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. music: away in a manger. the run—up to christmas just won't feel the same across a swathe of south—east england, with new restrictions on meeting members of other households outdoors, though shops will remain open.

arm for the us economy, and they were punching the air on they were punching the air on the new york stock exchangeafter that first vaccine in new york came this tweet from the outgoing president, donald trump. "congratulations usa", he wrote. "congratulations world". this precious cargo is now being delivered to all 50 states, and it can't come soon enough. america has just states, and it can't come soon enough. america hasjust passed another awful milestone of 300,000 coronavirus deaths. nick bryant, abc news, new york. —— bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. the netherlands will go into a strict second lockdown with the closure of all schools and shops for at least five weeks. restaurants and bars will continue to remain closed. anti—lockdown protesters could be heard outside parliament as prime minister mark rutte announced the restrictions. senior figures in the afghan taliban have warned the us against breaking a commitment to withdraw troops in the next six months. speaking to the bbc, they said they would retaliate by resuming attacks on international forces. during the electio

the vaccine is a shot in the arm for the us economy, and they were punching the air on the new york stock exchangeand just minutes after that first vaccine in new york came this tweet from the outgoing president, donald trump. "congratulations usa," he wrote. "congratulations world." this precious cargo is now being delivered to all 50 states, and it can't come soon enough. america has just passed another awful milestone of 300,000 coronavirus deaths. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the world health organization says its investigating an apparently new strain of coronavirus that's been identified in london. the organisation's emergencies director, dr mike ryan, said the authorities were looking at the significance of the evolution. it comes as london is being moved to england's highest level of coronavirus restrictions saying the rise in cases in the capital threatens to overwhelm hospitals. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. music: away in a manger. the run—up to christmas just won't feel the same across a swathe of south—east england, with new restrictions on meeting members of other household

. >> the company ringing the opening bell as it begins trading on the new york stock exchange. december 9th. >> good morning to all of you. and to mike nicco especially who it about to deliver our accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> hi, everybody. yeah. on this wednesday we have downgraded our high surf warning to a high surf advisory. breakers will not be as big as they were yesterday where some of the surfers i heard tell some of our colleagues the best they've seen in decades. a high surf advisory until 3:00 this afternoon.

is set to debut in the new york stock exchange on thursday the i.p.o. for the popular home sharing platform has long been anticipated and demand for its stock is high the company is now said to be pricing initial shares at $68.00 each up from a range of $44.00 to $50.00 just days ago. 2020 is been a difficult year for air b.n. b. after the coronavirus pandemic hit in the spring travel was severely limited by the knockdowns suddenly no one was booking apartments prompting the u.s. company to lay off a quarter of its staff. revenues shrank in the 3rd quarter to 1300000000 dollars 18 percent less than the year before but air b.n. b. slashed costs pushing up net profit in the 3rd quarter to 2 119000000 dollars the only time that air b.n. b. has ever turned a profit hewlett company was helped by the easing of travel restrictions during the summer as customers turn to apartments over hotels for holidays and business travel the company was founded in 2008 and is one of the most popular travel companies worldwide with around 7000000 listings in 220 countries st

doordash will trade on the new york stock exchange. and red box has added on demand tv shows and movies to its ad supported tv service. hundreds of titles are available to watch now and more will be added each week. you can watch the free shows and movies on ios and android devices and roku and disney displays. red box rolled out a free service earlier this year. marcus and laura, hard to keep track of all the different services and the options. yes, yet another option for you. >> i know. every time you talk red box, i kept thinking when i was in college and i would go to the red box, put my card in and a movie would come out. >> me, too. those were the days. and don't even start talking about blockbuster. >> okay. >> that's what i was going to say. >> please rewind. >> i found my blockbuster card in an old wallet the other day. >> did you? collector's item. >> what a relic. >> thanks, rahel. >> that and a library card. >>> okay, returning to the ice. still ahead on "today in the bay" when the nhl season is set to kick off and the setb

doordash started trading on the new york stock exchange today with shares closing at nearly $190. they were priced at $102 on tuesday night before almost doubling. doordash, which started in 2013, says nearly 400,000 merchants use its app. tomorrow airbnb, which has had its highly anticipated ipo. earlier this week, it raised the expected range of its ipo between $56 and $66 a share. >>> santa may have a sleigh, but today some of his helpers were on motorcycles and driving a flatbeds. the unusual convoy delivered a cargo of bicycles for underprivileged children. the bikes will replace the bikes stolen last month from this storage facility for the san francisco fire department's annual toy drive. the theft followed by today's gift has put organizers through an emotional roller coaster. [ applause ] >> when the bikes were first stolen, it was unbelievable. it was very, very sad because we have thousands of kids every day that i process applications for. >> mayor breed sending a certificate of honor to the donors, including the kings of cali motorcycle club, auto club towing in oakla

that was a record high on the new york stock exchange but is the optimism about an economic recovery hopeful. is on wall street for us what did change trump's mind. well i mean we don't know for certain if the us president ever really wanted to veto the bill or if he would just was pushing hard for a $2000.00 per american citizen and not just 600 what is now in the bill so maybe he just wanted to shine bright in the eyes of the u.s. population but well eventually we got the bill on its way and that what donald trump did is he delayed the whole process and that actually in the end might have cost the unemployed americans a couple of billions of dollars. it's cost. them struggle that's for sure but another day of juicy profits for investors. definitely we saw new records all over the board all the big new sees the nasdaq composite the dow jones of the s. and p. 500 all hitting new highs at the beginning of the week the nasdaq composite by now by the way is up more than 40 percent so the tech heavy index is up more than 40 percent since the beginning of the year. germany's dax also fini

that's been causing the coronavirus pandemic could not stop one cherished tradition at the new york stock exchange keeping social distancing protocol traders got together for their annual rendition of wait til the sun shines nelly a song song for a song on the trading floor during the great depression tells of hope and better times ahead fitting for this year's christmas. and on that note from the entire d.w. business team happy holiday. the . oh africa. from puncture. to environmentalist geoffrey of has made his mind long killing my. visits rural areas every week for the conservation gonna initiative and sensitizes the residence for the protection of the forest and be. in the right as climbing trees. for. what's in store. for the future in the. second major city. to go inside. the church. hello everybody and welcome to africa i am some good to know you coming to you from kampala uganda if he is good to have you with us again as always we hope so reports from europe africa thinks that people are doing to address environmental issues that we will both in the micro presented in nigeria pay sandra.

that was a record high on the new york stock exchange but is the optimism about an economic recovery hopeful its quota is on wall street for us what did change trump's mind. well i mean we don't know for certain if the us president ever really wanted to veto the bill or if he would just was pushing hard for a $2000.00 per american citizen and not just 600 what is now in the bill so maybe he just wanted to shine bright in the eyes of the u.s. population but well eventually we got the bill on its way and that what donald trump did is he delayed the whole process and that actually in the end might have cost unemployed americans a couple of billions of dollars. it's cost. them struggle that's for sure but another day of juicy profits for investors. definitely we saw new records all over the board all the big new sees the nasdaq composite the dow jones of the s. and p. 500 all hitting new highs method beginning of the week the nasdaq composite by now by the way is up more than 40 percent so the tech heavy index is up more than 40 percent since the beginning of the year. germany's dax also

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and sister company alibaba went public in 2014 listing on the new york stock exchange in a $25000000000.00 flight this time the company chose the domestic market in china for its debut but the mega float is on hold for now this latest investigation is part of the government's escalating scrutiny of jack's expanding empire and represents heightened tensions between chinese president xi jinping and the billionaire in a statement the company says it will comply with the regulators requests it executives are expected to be summoned in coming days sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong the most high profile person jailed on the hong kong's controversial national security law is now out on bail jimmy lay's spent nearly 3 weeks in jail on charges that he colluded with foreign forces they will continue to remain under house arrest several pro-democracy activists have faced similar charges under the security law critics say beijing and posted on hong kong to silence dissent. thailand's capital is not tory's for traffic and pollution including on its waterways now the government is looking to make one po

and sister company alibaba went public in 2014 listing on the new york stock exchange in a $25000000000.00 flight this time the company chose the domestic market in china for its debut but the mega float is on hold for now this latest investigation is part of the government's escalating scrutiny of jack's expanding empire and represents heightened tensions between chinese president xi jinping and the billionaire in a state but the company says it will comply with the regular his requests its executives are expected to be summoned in coming days sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. iraq's government recently devalued the local currency the iraqi dinar by more than 20 percent is the biggest currency devaluation against the dollar since the 2003 fall of saddam hussein traffic has this report from baghdad. for more than a year theory abraham has been coming to protest in central baghdad to demand better services political reform and an end to what he says has been decades of government corruption and mismanagement. but he's here today because like many iraqis he is shocked and angry about the go