is the reflection of an unstoppable community in the mirror. ♪ ♪ tuesday night at olive garden ♪ ♪ >>-dropping darden restaurants' olive garden in a new track "nobody no prime" on her latest album "ever more" and the darden ceo thanking swift for the big boost in publicity and social media attention on the company's earnings call. >> when taylor swift drops our name in a song, our brand becomes very, very relevant. it's a 40 plus year-old brand that's suddenly relevant with her audience thank you, taylor swift, for dropping olive garden in her song >> i'll just say there is hardly a more culturally relevant place to be these days than inside a taylor swift album and taylor swift song, ever more spectacular, so congratulations to olive garden. we'll just leave that there. mike, i want to hit the banks. 30 billion buyback from jpmorgan here we go there's a lot of excitement in the bank shares after hours. >> yes, and, again, largely because it was not really anticipated that they would have permission to do this. they bought back $28 billion or $29 billion in all of 2019 so they didn't

olive garden. we're all family here.e baseball and all 30 teams say they are looking to recoup billions of dollars that they lost during the 2020 season because of the covid pandemic back in october the league in all 30 teams sued their insurance companies saying the losses should be covered under their insurance policies lawsuit was filed in alameda county superior court back in october. but the details were just made public on friday. major league baseball says it lost the money on unsold tickets concessions parking luxury suites merchandise sales and corporate sponsorships so far the insurance companies named in the lawsuit have not responded. it's unknown as of now if the 2021 baseball season will actually start on time. meanwhile, the nba says it's now tightening up its own health and safety guidelines for the players and coaches for the upcoming 2021 season which kicks off. later this month. just a week after sending out a 134 page memo detailing what the players can and cannot do the league revised its plan with a

olive garden. we're all family here.s saturday morning and pg and e has begun notifying about 130,000 customers across northern california about the possible need for a public safety power shutoff as soon as monday, this is all due to high winds and extremely dry conditions. 2 bay area counties napa and sonoma are among those in the possible shut off area. the strong winds are expected to iraq arrive late sunday night and then peak on monday definitely stick with kron 4 for the latest on situation as it unfolds. it is time now to get a look at our forecast dave spahr here let us know just how windy it will get. >>yeah, we're looking at the winds will be arriving tomorrow night into sunday more are rather monday morning before we get there though we're getting the front side of the system which would usually hope to get some rain showers out of typical form when you have a what during the wet season, get some rain and precipitation with all of that a windy and chilly on the % back side that's not going to happen this go-a

olive garden. we're all family here.you enjoy the rain overnight we got some rain in the bay area days far as their tell us more about that and if we can expect more rain in the future heidi well good morning marty good morning. everybody we're not done with the rain program for the weekend we haven't retired yet we just maybe take a little bit of a break, good timing by the way kind of enjoy your saturday and probably in do morning things watch us though, but you can take us with the app and so forth. >>you want to get things done today because tomorrow morning we'll have some problems will have stormy action here but left over a couple of stray showers still in place we'll see the skies open up a little bit it looks like this afternoon and then a new batch developing for tonight that's the basic game plan, let's walk through this here. this later on this morning, you see skies try to open up their looks like up in the north bay. relatively uneventful for most of the night then late at night you can see 6 45 7 o'clock h

that could be terrible for darden restaurants including olive garden gets this, darden gets to survive until it reopens you can raise the number in the back i expect them to say good thing but it may not matter at this point. all right, best for last nike i expect nike should report a fabulous number. all is coming back hard. it it is striking consumer business on fire. they don't do that unless they have a good read on the quarter. i really like the company. would you mind calling me on the day report, it sorts of bums me out. the bottom line, if you want to speculate, this is the time to do do it. just speculate widely. take questions, bruce in new jersey, bruce. >> booyah, jim, from l.a. city, i love your show >> all right, are you on the boardwalk or park place? >> park place right now. >> good, you areagreeing that's a lot of money. >> my question is about marriot international they partnered with southeast asia and started air bnb type service with 25 points no you the vaccine is in reach, do you see it going up to three covid levels or higher >> i think it is a well-run company.

olive garden. we're all family here.ected to get some rain overnight stays far standing by in the weather center with all the details, hey good well, good morning, everybody out the timing is good on this 2 happening at night while we're sleeping and so forth and then tomorrow morning starting the day. >>things start to clear out rain will taper off and it looks pretty dry until the middle of the week with another evening system to come to greet us right now, here's a look at bay area temperatures though still chilly up there in the north bay at 38 santa rosa. everybody else is at least graduated up to the 40's although we're seeing some 50's in the east bay shoreline 54 oakland and we're there live shot from half moon bay. still those scattered clouds but it looks like we start to clear out a little bit here as we start to march through the mid morning hours here a little bit. and here's how it looks like the view from space. your sunday looks to be pretty good with all the trouble out to sea and that again will be play

olive garden. we're all family here.uring the holiday season, but there are some products could that could leave your personal privacy vulnerable to hackers rich has more on that. >>so many of today's gadgets have cameras microphones and internet connections which could make them digital spies. today, i'm taking a look at the best and worst gadgets when it comes to protecting our privacy. think about today's gadgets smart displays with cameras speakers with mike's video doorbells smart watches with sensors don't be afraid of these products, but it is best to be wary jen cult writer is a researcher at mozilla the organization that makes the firefox web browser. >>each year they evaluate dozens of connected gadgets isi which protect our data best in a report called privacy not included one of the researchers that i work self-described their privacy policies, a nightmare. there's a reason why streaming sticks are so cheap pro-cruz business model is getting you to use those trimmings dick so that they can collect a whole bun

going to olive garden with post malone. m♪ that was a long night.when we took the show to puerto rico. that meant a lot you know m&ms so, i get this bag of m&ms delivered with my groceries, and, you know, wipe them down, open it up, it's got, you know, blue, orange, brown, you know, colors and, this bag didn't have any blues. so, i opened up other bag, and i put blues in my bag -- i put the blues in my bag, but guess what, it wasn't in my bag, because they were skittles [ laughter ] god, what a birthday [ laughter ] "one direction." got to be "jonas brothers. "bts." the cuomo brothers and "bts." [ cheers and applause we have a great show, give it up for "the roots," ladies and gentlemen. ♪ >> jimmy: we have a great show for you tonight. he stars in the new movie "wild mountain thyme," jamie dornan is here. [ cheers and applause plus, her new book, "nobody ever asked me about the girls," is available now, lisa robinson is here, and we got music from phoebe bridgers. guys, as you know, every week we like to bring you some uplifting creative videos, wh

olive garden. we're all family here.e police are looking for a cabernet crook who they say broke into a wine store early saturday morning. that's right. the owner says the thieves made off with $35,000 worth of wine. kron four's jonathan mccall has more. bird george is on the hunt to put a cork in a pinot pill for drunk with greed. this was. >>absolutely targeted. they knew exactly what to do early saturday morning. he says someone held an unplanned one tasting party. >>inside of the juice of george fun, one store in san jose. take a look at this crooks smashing the windows to get inside. but the guests not leaving empty handed. he says they took off with thousands of dollars and collectible cabernets in rare reese links. you've never seen this. >>if anyone shop in the united states know or in the world that has what i had had in this cabinet, 13 bottles in total take it the most expensive. >>7 bottles of harlem magnum from 2002 to 2007. those bottles made at the harlan estate in napa those consecutive years in a row is

how about olive garden with me question my guess i would accept that invitation that's another area thinkines do, something people still do fly ladies in german. that's another stock that stem from levels last july think is going to recover. some of our what about united? i fly united. they do such a great job of describing and showing how they clean their planes. and when you open your boarding pass it says your chance of getting covid on a plane is .03%. i am like i like my odds. yes i will fly from one sky to the other respect that would make me take my baggage compartment effect because that might be even safer. i do like the airlines here. think back to the story about drinking in college i mentioned or maybe as high school. the point is though, kennedy if you're just starting to invest think about stuff you use in your life on a daily basis. maybe starbucks, mcdonald's had a huge light as i drove by on the way to the studio tonight. there are things that you're doing your daily life, all of us that we basically contribute to a star is a company's bottom line. get to know those compa

. >> you've loss got an over weight rating of dardin restaurants, parent company of olive garden and what wrought ybrought you to th? they are expecting difficult comps which should have been the most profitable quarter? >> absolutely. yeah depending how you look at it, in the next three months the most challenged subsegment is going to be casual dining. the point referenced is people aren't in a festive mood in the very short term if you looked at fundamentals dardin would be a challenged portfolio brands they have olive garden and longhorn steakhouse. the strong will survive. nobody wants to see the independent closures when there are, the dardin restaurants across the street will benefit from that when sales have been pressured, they've learned how to manage their cost structure better. when sales return to former levels at some point, timing is still to be determined, when they return dardin will say we will achieve much stronger margins. so optimism on the long term >> jeff, thank you for your time it's good to see you >> thank you, becky. have a happy holiday >> you, too. joe?

olive garden. we're all family here.octors this morning, they're telling parents to look out for what's known as button batteries reporter gina marie knee explains how the batteries can pose quite a threat to young children. a doctor at hasbro children's hospital tells me. >>these button batteries can come in several different sizes and says parents need to be vigilant, especially around the holidays. >>he can find button batteries in everyday items like musical greeting cards remote controls and around the holidays in lights, some decorations and new toys, although they seem pretty they can actually be quite destructive in addition to being a pediatric physician of emergency medicine at hasbro children's hospital. doctor marks on furlough says he studies unintentional injury in children more than 2800 children are treated in emergency departments every year after ingesting a button battery the doctors on furlough says the danger mostly lies when the battery becomes lodged in the esophagus when it is still like that it c

that's why it is not because of olive garden, as much as i like it, the one on 22 is not bad >> yeah.>> really? >> yes and then i think there may be a second deal for the -- for once president-elect biden comes in that will help the states. i don't think they can risk -- and no party can risk this going forward on this. those numbers yesterday were really bad and when i'm listening to all the vaccine stuff this week, tonight, today, you have unbelievable stuff but to me the bridge to when everybody gets it just seems to get longer and longer. i was hoping that dr. gottlieb would say i can't believe how many people this weekend will be inoculated instead, i felt from meg and dr. gottlieb, it is not perfect. and meaning that, i don't know when you and i will get vaccinated. >> i know. i know we got -- we got to make it to that, though, jim. >> we got to stay out of trouble. and we don't know how to stay out of trouble. >> i got a pretty good idea, but you just -- i can't -- i was saying that yesterday, it is not about me it not about us, but you start thinking, god, i waited this long,

olive garden did not deliver and their stock is up. people are looking right through this valley. enough >> what do we have on mad tonight? >> i have cloudflare and dr. mina government can spend $200 billion. the government could end this pandemic in months >> testing strips. >> yes but there is no money in testing strips >> have a great weekend. >> you too i hope your electricity comes back on. you can stay at my place and we can be very social distancing. >> good morning. welco welcome to "sqwawk on the street." >> david, we are awaiting the november read on lei skbekting a number up half of 1% we see that number flashing across wire servers. this is a positive number since may. getting much smaller it is hitting the wires up .6. up .7 now moves to .8. the pattern continues. it is a positive it is a smaller positive the highest level since this number was out in 1959 to give you some historical perspective. treasury rates are higher on the week, the curve is steeper and the dollar a lot lower >> the fda advisory panel a prufring the coronavirus vaccine for many everything -- eme

we know that capital grill, good restaurant, we got, david, you know, your favorite, olive garden, whichou've probably never been to. >> once. >> on a field trip >> outside colorado. we were skiing and coming down, going to denver, stopped i remember it. >> they'll win yum will win yum is another and my favorite on this whole shutdown is chipotle chipotle will win no matter what all the little mexican restaurants are done, all the little far -- any foreign food restaurant, which makes the city so exciting, david right? let's get this cuisine or that cuisine done they don't have the balance sheet to go against -- >> it is going to be very difficult for them to compete. all sorts of different environments they will come back one day. one day, they will come back they're going to need capital for that too, though another issue. >> i'm watching wells fargo, carl that note, incredible note from keith. >> kbw to outperform, 36 ratio to improve over the long-term because of expense reduction, trading at 64% appears tangible. >> this is just a referendum on charlie scharf, the ceo. i think charl

significant earnings report that came out earlier this morning and that's from the garden, the parent of olive gardens a restaurant chain in a middle of a lockdown where indoor and outdoor dining is restricted in various parts heavily in the country, what happens to a restaurant chain's earnings, their renew was actually down 19% in the latest quarter and their same-store sales were down 20%. that's a picture of the impact on a restaurant chain of the covid outbreak, the stock is down 1.6%. now take a look at nike, they are going to report after the bell this afternoon, major company, as you walk up to the earnings report, the stock is virtually unchanged at $140 per share. congress is moving towards helping small businesses and so is bar stools, watch this. >> i need to raise more money. whatever it is, i will get creative but once you are in our program, we will pay whatever you need, the necessities you need, the money you need to get through this thing and give you a fair chance to run your business. stuart: we will tell you more about the bar stool fund later this hour. it's been more than 3 wee

princess charlotte loves olives and beets grown in their own garden but admittedly they won't turn downterday was pretty good, play. >> i couldn't eat beets until well into my adult life. >> yeah. my son is all pretzels and pasta. thank you, stormin' norman. appreciate that, and thanks for watching abc. we out here. did i get that right? did i get that right? ight? n norman. thanks for watching abc. we out here. did i get that right? in norman. thanks for watching abc. we out here. did i get that right? ' norman. thanks for watching abc. we out here. did i get that right? >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> good morning everybody. i'm liz kreutz. a magnitude 4.4 earthquake hit lake county at 7:03 this morning. the usga map shows the epicenter which is the yellow star centered in lakeport, eight miles west of clearlake. there are no reports of damage or injuries but several people reported feeling a jolt. >>> we want to get you to the latest in terms of the stay-at-home orders. tonight kicks off the first night of the new proactive orders

olive branch, mississippi as the moderna vark seen is leaving the warehouse and arriving in memphis. heading out to 3800 destinations. in new jersey, talk to us about how the pandemic is being felt in the gardenhas reared its head again and we're in the smack of the second tough wave. and in the spring together by the millions we beat this virus into the ground. it is back in a big way because it is cold, people have fatigue, it is private setting transmission, the holidays, it is lack of a national strategy. all that is coming together. but i'll tell you something, i've been at three hospitals last week and i'll be at another health center later on wednesday i believe to see the moderna vaccine being administered. i saw the pfizer three other locations. i mean, this is the light at the end tunnel. we'll get over 200,000 doses this week alone and that is good news. >> governor, have you gotten the vaccine? >> i have not. i've said publically that i'm torn between being a role model because i have no qualms about taking the vaccine, i'm convince that had it is safe. but given the scarce supplies that we have and the overwhelming demand particularly in this first group, i don't want to take one