they're playing super smash brothers ultimate on the nintendo swish.s is a supertramp production, we're seeing that game in real life at the same time. now the key to this game is you can basically bring in anyone. all of these amazing characters from the world of nintendo and cartoons and then just see who is best. >> i'm all bummed out because i never played any nintendo games, but it looks fun. >> it doesn't have to make sense. >> it's so weird. where did he come from? >> he's just running around with that dude the entire time. that's just weird. >> maybe that's her secret weapon. >> but sometimes all you need is weaponized anaphylactic shock. >> game! >> you see it doesn't matter. even if you win, there's always that one person, charity. >> what is that? >> this is all done in conjunction with nintendo to promote the superswitch brothers. and this was a dream come true. >>> loose change. >> they're swimming in change. >> see why counting coins is easier said than done. >> i didn't even know they took cash. >>> and friday's buzz word for your chance

mozilla's and minimum security standards one of the top ranked products for example that would be the nintendo switch it's a video game console it means all the basic security standards as automatic security updates good privacy protection but they're not all like that this is the lowest rating of them all it's the freddy baby monitor it's an in home camera it's things with your smartphone that all sounds very nice but here's why it was ranked as the creepiest product it has a history of being easily hacked which means potentially someone could access your video feed and spy on you and your family it has no in krishan its default password is literally no joke one two three and the device does not seem to have any privacy policy whatsoever so that item was ranked by mozilla as super creepy really the key is here look there's lots of good deals out there on black friday and cyber monday do you have to do a little bit of research is the price really worth it in terms of privacy i'm guessing that a whole lot of parents really want to scrimp on privacy when it comes to their children but what other

half of those items met mozilla's minimum security standards one of the top ranked items is the nintendo switch it's a video game console it meets all the basic security standards has automatic security updates good privacy protection but they're not all like that the item with the lowest rating of all this is the freddy baby monitor it's an end home camera it syncs with your smartphone that sounds pretty nice and useful here's why i was ranked as the creepiest product it has a history of being easily hacked so that means potentially someone could access the video feed and spy on you and your family or your baby it has no encryption to speak of whatsoever its default password is literally one sue three. and the device doesn't seem to have any privacy policy at all so that item is labeled as super creepy there are a lot of good deals of course on electronics out there today but it is worth it i think for consumers to do their research and make sure that low price is worth the risk of privacy invasion yes absolutely and most people probably do that most of you now know but in general do co

nintendos and gaminged to do we. home speakers are expected to do well. black friday has competition because of online sales, but it clearly has competition with amazon. best buy is doing pretty well. if you look at sales overall, third quarter earnings were strong. best buy is expecting tepid holiday sales because of apple sales. we heard apple's iphone is under pressure. the number of people buying iphones. best buy depending on sales for iphones. back to you. >> alison, are people lined up outside or have all of the online sales shortened those crowds? >> reporter: it is really early. it is 5:00 eastern. this store doesn'tastern. no one lining up yet. the online sales, they, of course, they stand alone. then again, you think of the door buster sales, you can't get the tvs online. there are draws the stores put out here for the black friday shoppers who like to get out of bed early and in the cold and get here for great deals. dave. >> windchills in the single digits. that will scare you away. alison, thank you. check back in with you. >>> the president

. >>> nintendo saying its switch console was the best-selling video game product online for the periodween thanksgiving and cyber monday shoppers buying more than $250 million in nintendo products switch sales grew 115% compared to the same period in 2017. >>> pope francis praising the freedom of a hearing-impaired child who climbed onto the stage to play during the pope's weekly speech at the vatican. the pope telling the crowd the child was hearing and linguistically compared. he was applauded, though, after praying for the boy. you are up to date that's the news update this hour back downtown to you, carl. >> thank you very much, sue. we've got about 30 minutes until the fed chair takes the stage at the economic club of new york. we'll be listening closely to those remarks. in the meantime, the dow not far from the session high which was up 209 and the dollar ose clto a session high as well back in a moment we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voy

smartphones are driving half of the traffic on retail sites and other top products are the nintendo switch and hp laptops and the call to duty video game. >>> and oakland wants to forget about the retailers on black friday and to shop local. oakland has launched plaid friday. 200 retailers, restaurants and artist also have special offers today. the kick off event is set for 10:30 this morning on lakeshore avenue. >>> the time is 4:05, several people were killed in twin terror attacks in pakistan. there was an intense hour long shootout where two civilians and two police officers and although of the assailants were killed. a few hours later 35 people were killed in a bombing that happened at an open air market in northwestern pakistan. most of them were minority shiite muslims. the bombing was condemned as an act of terrorism. >>> many people are using thanksgiving to give back to their communities. in east oakland, it was a combination of motorcycles and hot holiday meals. the good fellas motorcycle club hosted a thanksgiving meal yesterday and. they set up delicious tables of food p volun

and we are talking about the holiday season already, so there some concern about the nintendo switch,l translates to a really big yap. in what analysts are forecasting and what the market is telling us. i admit my personal bias because i have fond memories of spending hours and hours on my nintendo game boy. what exactly are the challenges the company faces? back then, it was this huge name and video games. >> obviously they have steve productsrs in the sony and sony's playstation. they also have some games of their own that they will be pushing at. they just released a new pokemon game for the switch, which they have high hopes for. they have another release in december which they hope will do well. and when you are looking at next year, you also have detective pikachu, scratching the live action pokemon itch we never knew we had. obviously if they do get those sales then a lot of these problems will go away. >> detective pikachu aside, what else are they doing to bounce back? >> i would say the fact that the analysts overall -- a majority of them have a buy rating. the fact that the

in nintendo switch is one of the door busters. >> cybermonday is also pretty good. but i like to put y hands sometimes on the product and touch it. that's why i like coming to the stores. >> the big box retailer is also focusi on toys for kids from barbie, lol dolls to nerve. >> moms like alysha are finding what they bought at toys are us before it shot down sfwlie i missoys "r" u i'm usually there first thing thursday. but without them i cam in ear utilized this. >> best buy like many retailers opened thanksgiving, catering to people hungrier for deals than turkey. >> i'm happy to be here, happy to be able to buy something and get sething on sale. >> consumer confidence took a recent hit according to a recent study but remains at historic highs. people here say they are readyng and willi to spend. wrote. ot a credit card this year and spending more than ever. >> the market is going down right now. but still i'm still spending stuff. it's black friday. why not. >> for nightly business report. >> let's break down the potential real winners and los ers sh season. join

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the nintendo switch, whether it can achieve the mass-market status. it launched as a hybrid.ractive titles for the holiday season. shipments are expected to fall short of targets. so far, it has struggled to find customers the on core fans. it is on track for 35 million shipments, short of the target of 38 million. yvonne: i am part of those fans. the first official gambling partner part of a multiyear agreement with mgm resorts, similar to the one it has with the nba and nhl. it gives the mgm the right to use mlb logo and trademarks in states with sports gambling. is the only major sport without of sports gambling partnership. david: in one hour, we get the markets in india up and running, barring a meteor crashing into the country. i'm not saying there will be of course. .3% higher. we are in mumbai with the low down on what the session is like. what does it look like today? >> i'm going to start off with the indication for the nifty futures indicating a positive start, taking the lead from the nikkei. foreigntive is portfolio investors have started to buy back into indian

the catalog of clients includes hp, sony, nintendo, cisco, dell, a long list of international names.e all impacted. they all feed into the wider issue we are seeing in the electronics industry and foxconn gets hit by all of it. emily: what is the wider issue, that people are not buying hardware anymore, or is the market even growing as much as it had been? >> it's all of those things. we had macro economic headwinds. a lot of people got caught up in trade tensions, u.s.-china tensions. it is actually deeper. we know apple itself is trying harder and harder to get more users. they said they are not even going to tell you how much they ship anymore, just focus on revenue. the smart phone market overall has reached its peak in terms of growth numbers. sure, more and more people will continue to buy iphones, but not at the same level. we are looking at other areas of hardware, iot products. the apple watch. a lot of the devices that have been made have been sold. they serve up netflix videos, spotify music. we never see the hardware, but it is there. in the internet era, if any of those

people go out a lot on black friday to get the electronics, tvs, and we are looking at game boys and nintendosis all about christmas shopping. 3% of people completed their christmas shopping. >> who are these people? >> not me. >> for our viewers what are the best deals to be had this weekend? >> a lot of deals. walmart has $100 off xbox 1s. and target -- i have it written down. $600 on a smart tv, and a best buy has a 70-inch television, and samsung -- i think it's a samsung galaxy note 9, $300 off that. and amazon, you can get an echo dot and you get 50% off that. >> fascinating. >> uh-huh. >> what does this say about the economy? is there a lot of consumer confidence? what bigger message can we take from this weekend? >> if you look at the bureau of labor statistics and the economic statistics that come out of the same department, disposable income has gone up $21.1 billion, so people are certainly spending more because they feel better about the economy. i have talked about this a lot over the years. it's called frugal fatigue. people have been feeling a pent-up demand. over the years they

companies like hp, sony, dell, and nintendo account for a large chunk of the company sales.y, but connected to other gadgets. >> massive sales expectations setting the stage for retailers heading into the holiday season. investors hope consumers will help with strong earnings growth. >> our survey shows consumers in the u.s. think they will spend an average of $1000 this holiday season, the highest it has ever been, up 4% from last year. the macro factors are setting up well. >> what traffic are you seeing in store and online? >> the start has been strong. we reopened today at 6:00 a.m. and it started well. so far, so good. ♪ ♪ >> here is a terminal chart for you to show you stores across the u.s.. a number of people think that is too many and is a lot of value for macy's. this is on the ceos mind. there are 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we enjoy showing you our favorites. maybe they will become your favorite. here is another function, to uic go. it will take you to our quick takes to get the us insight into topics. here is a quick take from this week. >> we are ente

let's take a look at the nintendo switch.m this shopping season exact same price at least on the surface. but here's where you get some differentiation. when you get to shipping options. amazon will deliver it to you the next day walmart got tricky when i asked it to deliver to my zip code here in san francisco, the price moved up to $360 and it would not be delivered until december 3rd or 4th. so we'll continue to monitor the deals throughout the day but if you are shopping around, certainly wise to look at some of the different sites and read the fine print particularly when it comes to shipping >> okay. thank you for that happy thanksgiving and happy holidays >>> our next guest is on the front lines monitoring black friday sales scott cutler is ebay's senior vice president of the americas he joins us right now from the company's black friday command center in san jose good morning to you. >> good morning. yes, the command center here on black friday. >> what are you seeing in the command center what actually surprised you?

walmart which has been beefing up its online presence, competing more directly with amazon look at the nintendoole. it is $299 the exact same at amazon, walmart and best buy the advantage goes to amazon for next day delivery. as always, you have to read fine print. if i want it from walmart delivered to my address in san francisco, it will cost $60 more, and won't arrive until december 4th here's the backdrop. traditional retailers are keeping online shopping competitive. the question is how much is it costing in terms of labor and logistics. that's something that investors have their eye on. retail shares have been hit on concerns that these investments will hit profits amazon 2, keep in mind, disappointed investors with weaker than expected fourth quarter holiday outlook. online shopping is not simply in the bag for them either. guys >> thank you amazon shares are flat now, keeping focus on broader retail sector, underperforming s&p 500 for the year, still optimism heading into one of the busiest shopping days of the holiday season for more, we're joined by senior research analyst oliver chen

and smartphones are driving half of the traffic on retail sites, other top products include the nintendo switch, hp laptops and the call of duty blacks box videogame. >>> and oakland mayor libby schaaf wants everyone to avoid the big retailers on black friday and instead think local. the mayor and other community leaders support plaid friday. it's an annual event launched 10 years to promote businesses during the holidays. almost 200 retailers, restaurants and artist also have special offers today. the kick off event is set for 10:30 this morning at bay made at lakeshore avenue. >>> several dozen people were killed in twin terror attacks in pakistan. first separatists stormed a con soup late and that was an hour long shootout and two police officers and three assailants were killed and hours later 35 people were killed in northwest pakistan in an open air market. most of the people killed were shiite muslims. they condemned the bombing said it was an act of terrorism. >>> a man arrested on charges of arson bellinger shows him doing construction work. he is 45 years old and known as fahim

companies like hp, sony, dell, and nintendo account for a large chunk of the company's sales.o good. ♪ >> we put a terminal chart for you to show you stores across the u.s. in macy's stores. a number of people think that is too many and is a lot of value for macy's. this is clearly on the ceo's mind. there are 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and we enjoy showing you our favorites. maybe they will become your favorite. here is another function, quic . it will take you to our quick takes to get the us insight into topics. here is a quick take from this week. >> we are entering an era in which our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time. >> jordan peele created this video of president obama to demonstrate how easy it is to put words in someone else's mouth. >> moving forward, we need to be more vigilant with what we trust from the internet. >> not everyone bought it, but the technology is improving, even as worries increase about the potential for harm. this is your bloomberg quick take on deep fakes. deep fakes, or realistic looking fa

sony, nintendo. they are all impacted.y'll feed into this wider issue that we are seeing in the electronics industry and foxconn is the one company that gets hit by all of it. emily: what is the wider issue, that people are just not buying hardware? or the market is not growing as much as it has been? >> it is all of those things. we have a macro economic headwind. people are getting caught up in trade tensions, u.s.-china tensions. it is bigger and deeper than that. that is a smokescreen, a distraction. we know that apple itself is trying harder to sell more units. in the last earnings, they said, we will not tell you how many we ship. we are going to focus on revenue. it will not be good news on the shipment side. the smartphone market overall has reached its peak in terms of growth numbers. more people will continue to buy smartphones, but not at the same level. pcs are not back in vogue. we are looking at other areas of hardware. iot products. the apple watch might take up some of the slack. things like service devices

. ♪ ♪ emily: nintendo investors are showing concern.le may have disappointing holiday sales after the lackluster debut of the new pokemon game and a supplier warning of weak demand. this which became one of the fastest selling consuls in history after its release last year. the company's annual operating profit. shares dropped 9.9%, the biggest decline in two years. tim kendall worked at facebook for almost five years before becoming president at pinterest. after working for social networks that change the way we use our screens and our time, he has pivoted to try to help people disconnect from their phones and believes tech addiction is a health epidemic. cue moment, a coaching app that aims to reduce phone usage. kendall has bought, funded and taken over as ceo. i sat down with him and asked about tech addiction and how moment will combat that. tim: we want to give you back your time. how do we do that? we basically make you understand how to use it. the first step is awareness. then, we give you a series of daily exercises and tips a

selling biggest technology, in the top selling products nintendo console, amazon fire tv and amazon echom on thanksgiving day online sales, $1.75 billion up 28% but the online traffic surge did throw off some retailers. walmart, lulu lemon's efforts and sites crashing, some people having trouble getting online. >> i like to see what i am buying versus having to wait and see when it comes in the mail. >> and crasher have the website, so many people on at the same time. to get the deal and not have to worry about if something crashes or whatever. >> people just getting through the doors. we see a lot of people walking with bags of stuff but one thing to note for online shopping, half of the people logging on were on their phones shopping from mobile devices. that is something we have not seen before the we are seeing now. jillian: thank you. rob: appreciate it. let's check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: i am doing some shopping because we are going to be here in 14 or 15 minutes on the griff jenkins and i have a problem that will need some rectify

. >> have you heard of nintendo? >> i've heard of that, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: perfect.ight, wait. let me just see if i can do this. are you guys good at this? oh, he's cheating already. >> make sure it works. joey, oh, my gosh. here we go. [ light laughter ] all right, higgins? >> steve: everybody ready? >> jimmy: yes. >> on your mark, get set, go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> oh, my gosh. me ohelp me! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stop, what are doing? oh, my gosh! >> bring it back. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> you're off-roading. you're off-roading. >> how did you go down the stairs? >> i don't know, i don't know. put it back in, let's go. >> go! >> steve: yes! [ laughter ] >> how did it go in and come back out? >> jimmy: just throw it. higgins, just throw it over. yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] all right, ready? >> steve: oohh! ♪ >> jimmy: oh my gosh, just took it out right there. that was major. my thanks to joey logano, kyle busch, martin truex jr., the champion! [ cheers and applause ] congratulations, martin. and kevin harvick! we'll be right back with viola

some ps3, nintendo and wii games. >> for your aunt's house? >> yep. >> what do you want to do?'s hard to know what to do, i think. you know, everything is so up in the air at the moment, and there are so many people, you know, displaced like us who are just trying to, again, make it day-to-day. and so, you know, we're aiming for maybe some activities for eli's birthday, something that we can, you know, get out of the craziness of what's going on right now. >> yeah. i mean, you pointed it out, that there are thousands of you in that situation. >> yes. >> right now who have had some sort of loss and are displaced in some way. everyone is just trying to survive day-to-day. no one has a plan. and so that is a really tough ambiguity to live with. but thank you for sharing your story. we will keep in touch with you guys because we really know when eli has a warm bed and a ceiling over his head again. thank you both very much. >> okay. thank you. >> happy birthday, eli! >> thanks. >> you know, i hope he gets the pokemon cards. but i hope he gets to school. i hope he gets a roof. these

today on brack frida black friday that's an increase of 17 as far as top items online we have the nintendo switch, the call of duty black ops 4, hp laptops, chromecast and others so it's shaping up to be a big day of retail. it's one of my favorite days of the year >> i'll stop by on my way back home and we'll talk. >> it is i will take you shopping >> no. >> i'll take you through how this goes. >> no. courtney, thank you. it will be a long day. >> let's bring in stacey widlitz president of sw retail advisers, cnbc contributor i know you're oversays -- overseas, but happy thanksgiving >> i brought you a gift here a martini apple turkey >> a little nudge to my hokies here's the thing we know people will shop and spend money. the number also be good. here's the question. will any retailer make money off those sales because they've been spending so much to upgrade infrastructure and systems >> exactly you and i talked about that last time i was on. revenues are really good consumers are shopping however target just talked about people doing more pick up in store which requires more fulfillmen

for gamers, the nintendo switch. top tech gifts include laptops, streaming devices and drones.ar kids are going crazy for the fingerling hugs and the l.o.l. surprise. >>> and saturday is considered small business saturday, always a good excuse to put down the phone, leave the house and support your local businesses. >>> this just into cnn, the duke and duchess of sussex are planning to move to windsor as they prepare for the arrival of their first child. prince harry and meghan will live on the windsor estate. they have been living within the grounds of kensington palace since their engagement last year. >>> next back to our top story, a dire warning from the u.s. government over climate change. we'll look at the report and the politics ahead as "cnn newsroom" continues. see you in a minute. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during ultimate sleep number week. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so y

nintendo switch and ipad. >> that i know. the switch and what else?ave that? >> shepard: i'm not going to answer that. you'll hack it and go in there and turn the lights on and off. >> do we want to talk about deals? >> shepard: no. we ran out of time. the program ends in three minutes. >> i have more. >> shepard: i'm told to read. you ruined everything. >> i'm sorry. >> shepard: this thanksgiving could be one of the coldest ever in parts of the country. rick reichmuth live in the extreme weather center. will the balloons fly or not? >> i don't know about that. it's going to be windy. not over the 30 miles an hour threshold. big rain across parts of california. desperately need it to put out the fires, this rain should put out a lot of the fires that are across northern california and ends fire season completely. southern california, probably went get enough out of this. it will be significant. take a look hat this. doesn't look like much. snow falling off of the great lakes. it's right behind this, the really cold air is, like january really cold. th

also the nintendo switch. that's another big seller as well. that's just store sales. not even getting to the online sales. listen to this. on thanksgiving day, 3.7 billion dollars was spent online. buying electronics, clothes, what they wanted for holiday shopping. that means people were on their phones shopping while eating their thanksgiving turkey. today, black friday, those online sales expected to hit $6.4 billion. by 10:00 a.m. this morning, $643 million has already been spent online. on things like hot wheels. this is actually one of the biggest toys to get this holiday shopping season. people seem to be in a good mood. consumer confidence is high. unemployment is low, and wages are growing. so people are feeling a little more confident to dig a little deeper in their pockets and spend this holiday season. pamela. >> okay, alison kosik, thank you for bringing us the latest there out in new jersey on this black friday. meantime, stocks opening lower with the dow down slightly right now on this black friday. claire supassion joebastian joi. what's the word? >> th

internet of things they're supplying amazon echo and nintendo switch. are those types of things. their other end market is automotive they're trying to do the digital dashboard and all those things. the amount of content cypress has, bmw 7 series, 16 to 17 is almost double. it is a very exciting company. liz: how does weight watchers fit into the smart world portfolio? >> it is smart to take care of your body. cindy gross has changed from weight watchers, to holistic weight loss, a holistic wellness company about $3.7 trillion market. so she wants to, she wants to make people healthy. she wants to retain people on her program longer and longer. she has positive ways to do it with reward programs, things like that. liz: harris is your third -- steris is your third pick. the market was up 97, down 97, for the dow 30. s&p has been middling around in the lower area. tell me what you think propels this through the end. year as we turn positive for the dow up three points? >> i i think steri is what we cl boring company. 80% reusable types of materials. thing

i got a super nintendo.o' cards." [ laughter and applause ] not bad. >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: i love "uno." >> steve: hey, man. >> jimmy: this one's from @derekthinks. [ laughter ] he says, "every winter i wrap a a few empty boxes and put them under the christmas tree next to the real presents. then if one of my kids is ever really naughty, i'll toss one in the fire." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ laughter and applause ] wow! that is -- >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: that is -- that is awesome. that is pretty great, man. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: that's -- >> steve: thinks he's evil. >> jimmy: that's pretty grinchy. that's good. [ laughter ] this one's from @viprice. he says, "once for an office wide secret santa i cheated, picked my name, and then bought myself awesome gifts while acting completely surprised every time. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: a new car? >> jimmy: a jumprope and a pack of "uno." [ laughter ] this one's from @jillsandpotions. she said, "my younger brother

so what's selling online is a lot of tech, of course, we're seeing nintendo console and amazon echo speakers really top sellers this month for the first time this year by 5 p.m. on thanksgiving day online sales totaled 1.7 billion up 28% so we're really seeing a massive surge in shoppers and sales compared to last year. we're gearing up for the second wave of shoppers here and when you look at onis line sales for first time ever on wednesday shoppers half that were driving onis line traffic were shopping on their phones. back to you. >> all right hillary vaughn live or fuss out on this black friday morning hillary thank you very much. okay so first it was ete now u.s. government is going after another chinese tell come company tracee carrasco enjos us now with with more on that, and other headlines making news this morning. good morning to you, tracee. >> u.s. government is trying to persuade wireless and internet providers in our ally krpghts to avoid telecommunication equipment. from technologies, u.s. officials are report think concerned about cybersecurity risks because of the close ties

half of those items met mozilla's minimum security standards one of the top ranked items is the nintendo switch it's a video game console it meets all the basic security standards has automatic security updates good privacy protection but they're not all like that the item with the lowest rating of all this is the freddy baby monitor it's an end home camera it syncs with your smart phone that sounds pretty nice and useful here's why i was right as the creepiest product it has a history of being easily hacked so that means potentially someone could access the video feed and spy on you and your family or your baby it has no encryption to speak of whatsoever its default password is literally one two three. and the device doesn't seem to have any. privacy policy at all so that item is labeled as super creepy there are a lot of good deals of course on electronics out there today but it is worth it i think for consumers to do their research and make sure that low price is worth the risk of privacy invasion yes absolutely and most people would actually probably do that most of you know i know b

mozilla's minimum security standards one of the top ranked products for example that would be the nintendo switch it's a video game console of needs all the basic security standards as automatic security updates good privacy protection but they're not all like that this is the lowest rating of them all it's the freddy baby monitor it's an in home camera it syncs with your smartphone that all sounds very nice but here's why it was ranked as the creepiest product it has a history of being easily hacked which means potentially someone could access your video feed and spy on you and your family it has no in christian its default password is literally no joke one two three. and the device does not seem to have any privacy policy whatsoever so that item was ranked by mozilla as super creepy really the key is here look there's lots of good deals out there on black friday and cyber monday we have to do a little bit of research is the price really worth it in terms of privacy and i'm guessing that a whole lot of parents really want to scrimp on privacy when it comes to their children but what other

and the other product it's are nintendo switch. oakland mayor libby shaft wants people to ditch major retailers on black friday and think local. they are encouraging shoppers to support plaid friday. this was launched ten years ago in oakland. and it promote independent businesses during the holidays. nearly 200 restaurants and artists will have special offers today. >>> 7:07. new information from pakistan about two terror attacks. first armed separatists stormed a chinese consulate in southern pakistan. there was a shootout that lasted an hour. two pakistans and two gunman were killed. the two civilians killed were a father and son. they went to the consulate to pick up their visas for a trip to china. pakistan's prime minister called the bombing an act of terror i am. >>> we have new details about dustin bellingger. the man that was arrested for arson at the construction fire last month. he is 45 years old. a criminal complaint filed by the investigators site social media posts as one of the ways they identified him. he's charged

nintendo are concerned switch may have disappointing holiday sales. 9% in tokyore than today. the fastest selling consuls in history after its release last year, but the supplier of the key chip for the device, nvidia, david on the revenue forecast for the current quarter. down revenue forecast for the current quarter. shares of viacom are higher today. that is your business flash update. coming up, we're sticking with it chip stock carnage. the plunge and nvidia gives a lackluster forecast on inventory. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark region with bloomberg's first word news. jim acosta returned to work today hours after a federal judge ordered the trump administration to immediately return his press credentials. the senate would do so " case overy" while the the credentials continues. they had not determine the first amendment was violated. >> journalists need to know in this country that their first amendment rights of freedom of the press are sacred. they are predicted in our constitution -- protected in our constitution. i was confident and felt this wou

we have consumer staples stocks like nintendo and others rising in tokyo and seoul, perhaps an expectationay fueled shopping could boost sales, but rebel group is sliding 10% in sydney. forallenging christmas australia's discretionary retailers. people in tokyo want to fallingt olympus, companies that used this, they were found to be infected with superbugs from 2012 and 2015, so this adds to the allegations of financial impropriety. also want to highlight this stock gaining ground, 6.5% in tokyo after announcing a buyback. ramy: all right. let's go to china's tech sector because the internet sector wrapped up third-quarter earnings with its slowest growth on record. has written about the challenges of alibaba, baidu and others in the latest and joins us from taipei. in a nutshell, what is going on with chinese internet stocks? they are slowing down. to get an aggregate, alibaba's tencent, they have put together and ran the numbers. third consecutive quarter of slowdowns, passing 30% year on year revenue growth which is not bad. it is nowhere near where it used to be and is a continuation

investors are concerned nintendo switch may disappoint. 9% of tokyo, it became the fastest console intory. a key chip gave a downbeat revenue forecast for the current quarter. cities across europe adjusting to london leaving the european union. making it clear. >> we also need a real financial center in europe. so far, it has been london. london will remain important. outside the european union, as it stands for now. not surprisingly, there is a passionate debate about which european city should be the continent counterpart to london, new york or singapore. you won't be surprised, frankfurt should be the natural choice. emma: deutsche bank plans to move hundreds of euros in balance sheet from london to europe. alix: theresa may fighting for her life, defying demands to quit and vowing to see her brexit deal through, despite the turmoil in the government. fighting for her political life, does that get easie as the minister will not resign? >> it seems to go easier. over the last 24, theresa may has put aside cabinet resignations. one less headache. a key figure in the brexit movement,

thattors are concerned the nintendo switch consul might have disappointing holiday sales.cs company fell more than 9% in tokyo today. this which became one of the fastest selling consuls in history after the release last year area but the supplier of the key chip for the device -- nvidia -- just gave a down beat revenue forecast for the quarter. and viacom posted fiscal fourth-quarter -- third-quarter revenue and estimates that the estimates. shares of viacom are higher today. that is your business flash update. now more from viacom, and how tom cruise helped fuel the company's growth last quarter. viacom owns paramount pictures and certainly the tom cruise movie did very well at the box office this summer, but it is not just the mission impossible franchise that has been doing well for paramount. butt is a bunch of things, this was almost $800 million and the biggest in mission impossible franchise history, but it is a bigger story than that. it is a turnaround of paramount, the storied film unit. this is their third straight quarter of profitability as recently -- probab

home devices like this from google and video games like this nintendo switch.asis on toys show this aisle behind me. oscar, you'll see a wide range of toys, just about everything you can imagine, everything from barbie's to lol dolls to star wars toys to avengers toys even the old standbys of nerf. they have everything here. it's designed to attract shoppers that once shopped at toys "r" us before that store shut down and it's all encompassing part of its one shop shop strategy that was very effective in q3. best buy posting a beat in eps and revenue and comparable store sales. however, the stock has been down for the year shoppers say they are ready and willing to spend. >> i got a credit card this year and i'm spending more than ever. >> i'm not nervous about anything, no i'm happy to be here, happy to buy something and get something on sale. >> i adjust how i spend so i go a little bit more of a budget than normal. >> best buy is hoping to appeal to those budget shoppers by opening on thanksgiving day. also offering free shipping with no minimum same-day del

yvonne: nintendo among the larger names. main culprit that we have heard, the theme in these earnings calls, is the rapid downturn in china's economies. we are just halfway through the earnings season. the rest of the earnings season is you are also watching stocks here today. david: this is the other one, jumping after forecasting a returned to profit. the other stocks, down. we will talk about that news later, but it looks like they will be getting the product to the market. apple is the other one, report it will not need a lot more production. yvonne: halting the production line on the iphone xr, the cheaper model. most of the apple suppliers falling today. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: 10:29 in hong kong. tom: i am -- paul: paul allen with first word headlines. china is warning the world china is facing the biggest change is the first what more. beijing rejects such a mindset and calls for changes in governance to address the surge of populism and disruption from new technology. wang added that trade is the anger of chin

off a dyson handheld vacuum, and a free mario + rabbits kingdom battle game with the purchase of a nintendo switch.cyber monday is still predicted to be the largest online sales day in history today.cannabis retailers push 'green wednesday' as the next big shopping holiday.this is the wednesday before thanksgiving. marijuana delivery company eaze said its sales almost doubled the day before thanksgiving last year over an average wednesday.if you're buying gift cards this holiday season, get ready for some new rules.reuters says big retailers walmart, target and best buy have all made drastic changes to their gift card programs in an attempt to curb fraud this year.the new rules include restrictions on capping how much money can be loaded onto gift cards, and purchase limits on single transactions.live from the ansdaq marketsite, iu'm jan eking back toyou ( darya ) thanks jane ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the camp fire in butte county is now contained but hundreds are still missing. ( james ) and after the break...why the oakland dioceses is waiting to release the names