shay collins foundation credit is one of the registered ones to which authorities give children to be taken care of. from overcrowded children's homes today, 2 youths go with him and john paul and for a long go have been locked up several times now. and the reason often being breaking the curfew for long though is only 14 and according to the laws too young to be there. and the new minors can be on the streets alone. after 10 pm shay cullen searches for the children's parents to tell them that the boys are taken to predators. outside of manila, in along up 000-000-0000 extension 000 people. john paul's father is a single parent. his wife left when the child was 5 years old. what for you? it was like many poor filipinos. this father works for weeks on end, on construction sites, far away from home. to live up to the pay is poor. so, the children are used to being home alone from a young age. they didn't, and i know i got you know, one fact that i'm sometimes i'm so tired from work my father and i when i come home, i go to bed at the time because i have to leave for work early and i thi

well, i mean i this is a correctional facility that takes 15 to 18 year olds, priest shay cullen has arrived to his regular rescue missions to the mara nneka youth home. he has seen many children under 15 years old in these places. the children are practically locked up and vulnerable to violence from the older ones. shay collins foundation friend, is one of the registered ones to which authorities give children to be taken care off from overcrowded children's homes. today, 2 youths go with him. john paul and rolando have been locked up several times now. the reason often being breaking the curfew. rolando is only 14 and according to the law too young to be there. in manila, minors can be on the streets alone after 10 pm shay cullen searches for the children's parents to tell them that the boys are taken to predators. outside of manila, in along up 0000000000000000 people. john paul's father is a single parent. his wife left when the child was 5 years old. what for you? it was like many poor filipinos. this father works for weeks on end, on construction sites, far away from home. wit

to matt are talking shay, ceo of the national retail federation.loomberg. ♪ markets.s bloomberg lately one monday, of the busier shopping days of the year. expectations are high this european the national retail federation things that sales this year.y 2.6% we have matt shay, the national retail federation's ceo. you think is driving the expectation for growth overall? it is a relatively healthy picture given a high degree of uncertainty. >> first of all, we are optimistic, and we think that 5.2%number, the 3.6% to growth over 2019, we think it is also a realistic number. we think it reflects the underlying strength in the macroeconomy and the strength that consumers have shown, the real resilience we have seen in the consumer economy over the last six month, really rebounding from february, march, april, and coming back very strong in six consecutive months now i've retail cells growth. -- now in retail sales growth. consumers are healthy. housing starts are strong. interest rates low. gas prices low. we feel we will see that over the holiday. >>

priests shay cullen has arrived to his regular rescue missions to the mara miikka youth home. he has seen many children under 15 years old in these places. the children are practically locked up and vulnerable to violence from the older ones. shay collins foundation friend, is one of the registered ones to which authorities give children to be taken care off from overcrowded children's homes. today, 2 youths go with him. john paul and rolando have been locked up several times now and the reason often being breaking the curfew for long though is only 14 and according to the law too young to be there. in the uk, minors can be on the streets alone after 10 pm can't shake cullen searches for the children's parents to tell them that the boys are taken to predecessor outside of manila in olongapo? a lot of oh, john paul's father is a single parent. his wife left when the child was 5 years old. i'm not sure you. it wasn't like many poor filipinos. this father works for weeks on end, on construction sites, far away from home. and that up to the pay is poor out there. so when the child

shay cullen searches for the children's parents to tell them that the boys are taken to a predecessor outside of manila in a long, uphill battle. oh, you know john paul's father is a single parent. his wife left when the child was 5 years old. i will show you what it was like many poor filipinos. this father works for weeks on end, on construction sites. far away from home on the top of the pay is poor. so the children are used to being home alone from a young age. ok, i am a little from last night. you know, when i tell him sometimes i'm so tired from work, but when i come home i go to bed that that's because i have to leave for work early in the morning. always on the ground i would and that includes a lot of we won't have food unless i work at it. i don't care about losing my wife that about that, but i don't want to lose my children. and i'm going to buy my level without moment that made a plan and i'm old and i hope that one day the children will take care of me. and when i got back, one parents would have them out of you. but they understand that i didn't abandon from there. you

well, i mean i this is a correctional facility that takes 15 to 18 year olds, priest shay cullen, has arrived to his regular rescue missions to the marini youth home. he has seen many children under 15 years old in these places. the children are practically locked up and vulnerable to violence from the older ones. shay collins foundation friend is one of the registered ones too, which authorities give children to be taken care off from overcrowded children's homes. i think today, 2 youths go with him. john paul and rolando have been locked up several times now and the reason often being breaking the curfew for long though is only 14 and according to the law too young to be there. in manila, minors can be on the streets alone after 10 pm shay cullen searches for the children's parents to tell them that the boys are taken to predecessor outside of manila. in olongapo level, 0000 people. john paul's father is a single parent. his wife left when the child was 5 years old, which i knew it was like many poor filipinos. this father works for weeks on end, on construction sites, far away from

that's what shay patel learned. >> his dream to raise money and help those kids turned into a nonprofits jonathan bloom has told us, alley-oop kids have a new mission of leveling the playing field of online learning. >> reporter: in a normal year, the start of school means getting backpacks and note pads and pencils. in year, it means getting laptops and ipads, things that families can't afford. here in silicon valley, there's an organization trying to help with that. shea patel never imagined this would be school like this. starting off his junior year alone in a room. >> how am i going to get the zoom calls doing? >> with schools shut down across the bay area, it meant something else was on hold, basketball. >> i've been friends with shay since i was born. >> it was one of those days that would shaped him life. >> i picked him up. i figured something happened at basketball. >> reporter: he has had a thing for sneakers. >> look good, play good, feel good. all goes together. >> that day, he realized not every kid is so lucky. >> the kids before me were playing in flip-flops. and immedia

giovanni: this is shay, the manager. anything you ever need... lemonis: uh-oh, okay. meet you. lemonis: they're the owners. -where do you buy your food at? -woman: petsmart. lemonis: is it because of price that you go there? woman: we get a purina special blend. he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free. that's where we're different. lemonis: where do you get your food? woman: usually at petco. don't, like, you guys have the grain merrick? she's not a grain-free girl for some reason. lemonis: so she needs grain. woman: she needs the grain, yeah. lemonis: do we have merrick brand dog food with grain? lisa: we don't. lemonis: this is an example of lisa's self-righteousness getting in the way of them being a profitable business. they need to carry products that meet everybody's needs. if it falls within the brand promise, they need to carry what the customers want, not what they want, and i'm gonna push this thing all the way to the wall. going forward, any product that meets the bentley's food promise should be available. so, like, when some

. >>> trib yutds are pouring, in tonight, for former zappos ceo, tony shay.p in the bay area and built the advertising network, link exchange, which sold to microsoft in 1998 during the first dot-com rush. a pioneer in ecommerce with his innovative shoe and fashion marketplace. he then sold to amazon in 2009. shay's attorney says he died from injuries suffered in a house fire yesterday. >>> one of charles manson's followers will stay in prison after governor gavin newsom refused her bid for freedom. yesterday's decision marks the fourth time a governor has denied parole for van houten. van houten received a life sentence for the 1969 killings of los angeles-area grocer and his wife, rosemary. van houten was 19, at the time. her attorney plans to appeal the governor's decision. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. this is usually a busy weekend for those searching for a christmas tree. see how the pandemic has changed things for the boyscouts, as they carry on one of their traditions. >>> i'm spencer christian. looking for some mild, but you can work out any

the las vegas downtown area there shay was 46 years old. >>all right why did the moose crossed the overpass. obviously to get to the other side how this wildlife crossing >>i take a look at this a large runaway pig treated to a belly rub. after was recently captured video shared by the placer county sheriff's office showed a deputy scratching the pig's belly is it just sheriff's office says that this deputy learned this weekend that she is a so-called pig whisper when she was sent to find a runaway pig in auburn. the sheriff's office writing needless to say that did not need any convincing to go back home after getting. >>bella crops. what is she using homes that are hand looks like she's holding something bush i mean who doesn't like a good this district. if know no matter. what form it comes in all right check this out an overpass in utah is allowing animals to cross over a busy interstate and doing it safely. this video was posted by the utah division of wildlife resources, the overpasses built. 2 years ago over interstate 80 to help the

>> reporter: the do shays family enjoys spending time here in ben loman.g their photos taken. >> it's a nice memento to be able to have something to reflect back on. and know that this is the time we came through. >> reporter: they came through a difficult time. in august the ccu lightning fire destroyed their home in boulder creek and all of their precious photos. also, a time of conflicting emotions for ludovic, a firefighter with telfair. he was out protecting homes while he's lost his own. >> >> when i last was that without my family i wanted to go back to . and when i was at work i was thinking about my family's. >> reporter: no help in rebuilding their future. photos, taken by photographer who found highlights and shadows, a nonprofit based in vacaville. >> we have these photography skills, why not use it to actually help others? >> reporter: she's offering free photos to survivors of northern california fires. claudia says she came up with the project with her church, san francisco zion, encouraged her to help others in creative ways. >> being able

other big winners doja cat for best new artist and female artist and country duo dan and shay, best countryg and best collaboration for their tune "10,000 hours" featuring justin bieber. >>> 4:57 for you. transitioning to the white house next here on "today in the bay," the all new cabinet members president-elect joe biden is set to announce this week. >>> plus, struggling to make it in the bay. the help being offered for those in need of food and supplies this holiday season. we'll be right back. ♪ sfx: turkey gobble sfx: dog bark sfx: bubbles give thanks, no matter how you share it. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? >>> right now at 5:00 multiple people stabbed in a downtown church. at least two people are dead. details on the church's pastor this morning. plus -- >>> it's a vaccine with high effectiveness. >> also breaking overneat another breakthroug

severe abuse and bigger boys are the ones who are raped being be tane and moline and the small children shay cullen, has seen and photographed much over the decades and documented the conditions of the children taken into care. he says that the philippine authorities treat the children like criminals, even though the law doesn't allow it. even children under 10 have ended up behind bars. the government does not follow the law and they do not recognize the rights of the child in all they do not care for them. i'm 20 are found on the streets, are there is a complaint against a child for a big gain or taking food in the market for survival, to live and to eat. they put them in the jail. at least they get some food in the jail. they stay alive, but it's a horrible existence inside the cell. and much abuse happens in those children's cells. thousands of children live without their parents because they've been imprisoned in the war against drugs. over $30000.00, children became orphaned and the parents of almost half a 1000000 children went to jail in the 1st year of the drug war. and these childr

eillish and someo the nights biggest winners included the award for new artist of the year dan and shay for collaboration of the year. and taylor swift was presented with the night's highest honor, artist of the year. >>> still to come, retailers bet > y.on beaut >>dr. john torres answers all of your coronavirus questions. that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. november 24th through december 1st with our black friday savings. catch your favorite pieces and save 35% at pandora jewelry. and save 35% killer attitude. nevor hydration.... neutrogena® hydro boost. the #1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer delivers 2x the hydration for supple, bouncy skin. neutrogena®. choose the longest lasting thiaa battery...son (music) energizer ultimate lithium backed by science. matched by no one. isn't like yesterday. (grrrr...put down that rake...) (and pick up that pb and j.) daddy? silence your growl. with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. made to help fill you up. iwi

i mean, this is documented, shai knew her own, was going to close a magazine and she number on me as a child, went to him and same woman got this thing coming out of the reagans, and i'm sure it's going to sell a lot of copies and it did, and i got the reagan to dance, and the magazine was sold out. that was a picture of a presidential couple very much in love, of course. yet another famous picture of a presidential couple. the picture of the clintons kiss though i have to ask you, was that you put on for the camera or was that how you felt the, at the picture of the relationship thing they were in love? he was relaxing on the hammock. and hillary would be a bit some way stretched out, and she said, i'm not, i'm going to let him go where perth this goes. she runs over basically gadson top in this case. and then the, this, then it was over never happened again. it's a moment you really being a photographer or a spontaneous moment that can't be repeated and will not be repeated in case because of spontaneous, you know, so high up, we're all looking forward to getting the call from the

rooney, who's in a player—coach role, will help oversee training along with shay given, liam roseniork bottom of the table with just one win from their first 11 games. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be to what the the papers. joining me is david wooding, the political editor of the sun on sunday and the journalist and author, shyama perera. a dream team, as ever. welcome to both and thank you for being wet this sunday morning. let's run through what the front pages are showing us. ..the telegraph, which leads on the political upheaval of the past two days. it says downing street has slammed "vicious and cowardly‘" attacks on the prime minister's fiance, carrie symonds. events leading up to the departure of domonic cummings is also the focus of the sunday mirror, which carries this headline — believed to be used by some in downing street to describe ms symonds. the pm is urged to "hold his nerve" by the sunday express, as it claims brexiteers continue to back mrjohnson. the sunday times s

rooney, who's in a player—coach role, will help oversee training along with shay given, liam rosenior with just one win from their first 11 games. that's all the sport for now. you can find much more on the bbc sport website including all the build up to today's nations league matches. england, scotland, wales and northern ireland are all in action. more on now on the news that one of the best known entertainers, des 0'connor has died at the age of 88. during a career spanning almost 70 years, he was known for hosting prime time shows and for his friendship with the comedy duo morecambe and wise. earlier i spoke to the tv presenter gyles brandreth who was regularly in dictionary corner on the quiz programme countdown which was presented by 0'connor for a number of years. he really was a very, very nice man, the best company. i knew him for over a0 yea rs the best company. i knew him for over a0 years and back in the 70s and 80s, used to slightly resent... allow you enter along with it, the morecambe and wise joke because it might more famous and he was very lova ble might more famous

make sure that there has to be negotiations and compromise to get anything done and not let one party shay in charge the whole time so that that the argument that mitch mcconnell was making that lindsey graham was making might who are the republicans might keep control the senate and then if joe biden has the white house you're going to have to see some compromise happening in washington or we're going to have gridlock for another 4 years and talking a grid along how much privileged you think there's going to be a man has what to say but if we do get into seriousness against in the league we need as it were going to sort out well we have to have a decision under the constitution by december 14th and we don't need a decision before really december 14th and that is when the electoral college which is a process but that's when the electoral college process and show it you know you've got weeks for the states to count them bowing to do a recount if it's needed to make sure that there aren't any fraudulent ballots in there to count for visual ballots so the process is for that to take a couple

. >> i've been friends with shay since i was born. >> it was one of those days that would shaped himife. >> i picked him up. i figured something happened at basketball. >> reporter: he has had a thing for sneakers. >> look good, play good, feel good. all goes together. >> that day, he realized not every kid is so lucky. >> the kids before me were playing in flip-flops. and immediately, i was trying to put myself in their shoes. >> reporter: then, he put them in new shoes. >> we raised $60,000 to get gear for all of the kids. >> reporter: shoes, socks, and balls and jerseys. he founded a nonprofit called alley-oop. >> an alley-oop is an assist. we want them to dunk, as in succeed to the fullest. >> you're throwing them the ball to get that satisfaction? >> that's right. >> we have gofundme in all of that. our biggest fund-raisers have been especially with baking. i have personally baked a bunch of cookies. >> reporter: one scrumptious cookie at a time, they have organized camps and contests. >> that made me happen. now, it's a whole different ball was thrown at us. >> head to our webs

shays ran my improperly because the rates they're allowed to have money rates like the black market for instance like of this $100.00 this is to be. let's say this one used to be worth around $66.00 now it's like less than $10.00 so you can't really buy anything with. the lebanese currency has lost around 80 percent of its value against the us dollar in just a year it's a catastrophe for people in the city which is already poor. unemployment is an almost 60 percent tripoli is falling apart. it's where john spent his youth saying goodbye to old friends doesn't come easy to him her. default model among our things he's anything happening over not anymore right now if he wants to tell here is siobhan severance that. he's in belgium they'll probably stay there. and he's better off than anyway. he's just coming back to pick up his stuff for sure from. lebanon has a long tradition of farewells only some 4000000 lebanese actually live there as opposed to a global diaspora of 12000000. this number is likely to grow fast which is why europe is looking across the mediterranean with great concern.

business still reacting with surprise and shock after learning of the death of entrepreneur tony shayver the weekend. he apparently had been badly hurt in a house fire.hsieh overe weekend. he apparently had been badly hurt in a house fire. hsieh created zappos. he was 46 years old. tony had a very unusual management style but one of the most unusual things he did was pay employees to quit. if they took him up on the offer they made money and the company got rid of someone who clearly didn't want to be there. >>> amazon has published a lengthy explanation as to why its amazon web services had trouble over the last week. few people realized how many things depend on aws. when it ran into trouble just before thanksgiving ring doorbells stopped working. people had trouble logging into their capital one bank accounts at home, netflix suffered outages. people couldn't get their roombas to start. amazon web services was down. it's back up and running now. wall street planned to hear moderna will file for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine today. we'll get the jobs number tomorrow. this

that's the biebs performing from an empty hollywood bowl with vocal duo of the year winners dan and shaymarked a return to the spotlight for morgan wallen, who won new artist of the year. ♪ i love you more than a california sunset ♪ >> unfortunately you weren't able to perform on "snl" due to covid and you breaking protocols. so, what have you learned from that experience? >> before all that, i don't think i really truly understand the reach that i have. if you don't want people to see those kind of things, i guess do it in private. >> eric church. >> eric church beat out carrie underwood and miranda lambert for the coveted entertainer of the year. miranda still won for her "bluebird" video, and it was a big night for maren morris, who took home three awards. she celebrated with a little victory dance before i spoke to her. how are you taking all of this loving for your music tonight? >> my cup runneth over. i don't know if i can handle any more good news for one 24-hour period. ♪ the house don't fall when the bones are good ♪ >>> now, you didn't see country music couple clint black and

the kids, shay and mariah, called ted dad. then there were two more kids, girls. for almost a decade the marriage seemed to be just fine. but by then, susie was sharing secrets with value about ted. >> he wanted to tame her, i think. i guess i kind of joke around and say that he wanted her to be home in time for the 10:00 news. you know, he didn't want her to stay out and have fun. fun was just beginning at 10:00. >> at the casey ranch, love started to feel like one more chore to be put off until tomorrow. >> i think they grew apart. they just really both changed. >> then one liquid evening out at a bar, things went seriously sideways. ted got mad, dumped a beer on susie's head, slapped her, spent the night in jail. not long after, ted pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic assault. susie was gone from the ranch. >> she wasn't very happy with ted, and she was starting to make some good decisions to -- to find some happiness again. >> and so by the spring of 2008, susie and the kids were living at the ponderosa apartments here in downtown glendive. a little town li

dan + shay and kelse. that's tonight on abc. >> have a great day. >>> good morning, everybody. on friday, december 4th. it was supposed to close today, just before midnight. prospective students complained on social media about not being able to access the site. they say to submit applications before friday night. >>> mike nicco with a look at the forecast. >> hey, liz. thank you. hi, everybody. let's take a look at a few high clouds passing through, but it will definitely be a sunny day today. grab those sunglasses. about 52 in mt. tam where we have a little bit of a breeze. let's take a look at what's going to happen for the week. it's full of sunshine and above average temps. >> thanks, mike. >>> time for >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the "the disney holiday singalong," derek hough. and from "the flight attendant," rosie perez. we will show you some budget friendly gifts as we kick off "live's holiday gift guide 202 2020". all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan:

just in ambac shay former republican who left the party over truck mincing no words as well that was one of the most dishonest and despotic speeches ever given by a president of the united states. for more let's bring in chief international editor richard walker and an associate professor at occidental college specializing in diplomacy and world affairs welcome to both of you richard that's not the only reaction that we've been hearing yeah that's right i mean i think what's going to be particularly interesting is to see you know what we hear from more prominent republicans we just heard from a republican who's already quite decisively split with that and also one who really doesn't have a particularly high national profile what are we going to hear from mitch mcconnell for instance you know but the senate majority leader what are we going to hear from someone like lindsey graham who has often criticized but generally sided with him over the last year could this kind of peel him away because what trump has done here is really highly. highly controversial i mean he's effectively claim

nominees for the music video of the year are "10,000 hours," dan + shay with justin bieber.re happy now," carly pearce and lee brice. directed by sam siske. "second one to know," chris stapleton directed by david coleman, and the winner is for music video of the year. i've always wanted to do this. big moment for me, big moment for the winner too. the cma award goes t to "bluebird." miranda lambert. congratulations to her. the nominees for musical event of the year, and they are, "10,000 hours," dan + shay with justin bieber produced by dan smyers. "be a light," reba mcentire, thomas ret -- rhett, with hilary scott. "the bones," maren morris with hozier produced by greg kurstin. "fooled around and fell in love," miranda lambert featuring maren morris, elle king, ashley mcbryde, tenille townes and caylee hammack. produced by jay joyce, a anand "i hope you're happy now," produced pearce and lee brice. congratulations to all. i hope you're happy now. back in the studio. guys. >> i am happy. thank you. you just made me happy with that. big congratulations to the winners and well

tony shay, he grew up in illinois. while at harvard he sold pizza to make money.h a degree in computer science, he started building companies, eventually turning to selling shoes online. zappos was officially born in 1999. ten years later it had a billion in revenue and was snapped up, the whole thing, by amazon. tony was a friend to this show. even as he became a millionaire and then an 800 millionaire, after amazon acquired zappos, he remained kind and humble. he lived in an airstream trailer in vegas. he worked on philanthropic endeavors with the money he had made. he retired this past august at the age of 46. but on november 18th, while visiting family in connecticut, tony was trapped in a house fire saturday, two weeks before his birthday, tony succumbed to his injuries. tony hsieh, gone at the age of 46. he will be missed. we'll be right back. wanna lose weight and be healthier? it's time for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation

matthew shay always appreciate the time. thank you. >> nice to see you.uest says the way to avoid vaccine skepticism and get people to take it once it's widely available is to pay them. could it work? >> it's place we are all welcome. another powerful season of "this is life with lisa ling" premiers sunday night at 9:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> as covid-19 vaccine researchers celebrate early finding of success, polling in recent weeks has shown there's still widespread skepticism among a majority of americans to actually take it when it's ready. my next guest said a solution to this is simple, pay people to take it. with me now is former democratic presidential candidate john delaney. he's also a former maryland congressman. congressman, great to have you on, as i said to you in the break, you always come up with interesting ideas. tell us about this one. you're saying the federal government should pay every american $1,500 to get vaccinated? >> that's right. i think it's a straightforward approach, because as you know, we will likely do another economic

hours or the rest of my life ♪ ♪ i want to love you >> justin bieber taking the stage with duo dan & shayperformances included tributes to the late charlie daniels and kenny rogers. take us to church eric church winning cma of the year. something he was mindful of during his acceptance speech. >> this award this year, at least for me, has been about the loss of this year. the win as we're all in here tonight together as country music. in person. live. not on zoom. >> other big winners last night, luke combs won for male vocalist and album of the year. in the meantime, maren morris took home prizes for female vocalists and single of the year. nice to get the music going. very uplifting in a way. >> absolutely. winning that award i'm sure nothing like it. >>> 5:50 for you this morning. nothing like a nice forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect today and looking like it will be pretty good, kari. >> yeah, but we've had some very chilly temperatures at least for this afternoon. it's going to warm up and be a nice day. here's a look at our highs reaching into the mi

other big winners doja cat took home wins for best new artist and country duo dan and shay best countrys" featuring justin bieber. a lot of fun. a little music to get you moving this morning. >> need a little music to get the day going. hey, sway side to side. if you want to get moving maybe you could open the door and some of that cool weather will make you go, ooh, it's time to get up. >>> yeah, that will wake you up especially in the north bay. we've had temperatures there starting in the upper 30s and so as we're going into the next several days we're going to have these cool mornings, at times some fog moving by. let's take the time line into late morning and into the lunch hour, in the upper 50s for much of the bay area only reaching into the low to mid-60s this afternoon but that's about normal heading into the thanksgiving week and we'll only see the 60s for a couple of hours before it starts to cool down. we're taking it to sunset right about 5:00, dropping back into the 50s. we'll start out tomorrow morning once again in the 40s and a few spots in the 30s. now it's dry all wee

shai korman, more formally known as dj shy, has an audience polling question. so over to you. >> absolutely first of all, that you so much to the hundreds of folks that are on theive stream right now. thank you f sending in your questions. just scroll right below your video box on a webge cnas cnas.org/like and you can enter questions in the chat like before or you can hit ask a question and travel question in the&a so there's a couple ways ask russians. we of course every time we do one of these events we have estions for you to hel shape our discussion. the first question of today is just an openes in the chapter we see people voting. theirst. question is which country should theiden administration worry aboutost as the biggest national security threat to the united states? and yr options are china, russia, iran and north korea. as the votesommit i will be back in bit but, of course, i would love to know whathe panel would vote if they were observing at home right now. i will be back in little bit. back to you, richard. >> you say by recalling dj shy. great t

the nra president matt shay is with us.day season. that is pretty big growth. >> good morning, stuart. we see this is reflexsive environment. the economy got back on track. a variety of means, you know that really have supported their spending. the cares act, higher savings rates, repurposing income from other categories. so, after the last six months and particularly october, sales were up 10.6% in october over october of 19. we think there is a lot of momentum that will carry us through the holiday season. stuart: if we get some kind of a lockdown holiday period, that is possible. would you, that would simply force sellers, sales, to online, right? >> well i think, stuart, in your last segment with walt who is member, waffle house is members of the nrf, you heard the conversation what is happening, how it impacts jobs, i think the real important takeaway there, retailers large and small demonstrated consistently from the beginning 6 pandemic we can open businesses in a safe health way way, protect communities, customers,

. >> reporter: national retail federation president matt shay said people are not only spending moreoney than they did a year ago. they're spending it on different things. >> far more spending on electronics, on home furnishings. you cook at home. you exercise at home. you work at home. and all of the things you need, those home appliances, exercise equipment, you change your wardrobe, slippers, cozy clothes. people are investing in jewelry and in clothing that accessorizes what you can see when you're on screen. >> reporter: more than 45% of consumers started holiday shopping early this year. retailers started their promotions earlier, too. some rolling out black friday deals in october. in an effort to discourage large crowds today. >> with the pandemic, everything is different, right? we're just trying to navigate our way through it. >> reporter: if you're unable to shop today, don't worry. many of these sales will continue through the weekend. of course, cyber-monday is coming up. we should note the biggest shopping day of the year is the saturday before christmas. vlad? >> all r

the nrf president and ceo matthew shay joins us now. hi, matthew. >> hey, blake, how are you?lake: doing art. happy friday. -- all right. you're predicting a sales increase this year as kristina talked about, 3, 4, 5%, depending on how it shakes occupant. i'm wondering why you think that's the case considering the state of the economy where we've seen, basically, unemployment twice as where we are now compared to this time last year. why are you so optimistic? >> there are a number of factors. we've been doing this forecast for more than 20 years. we look at probably two dozen basic macroeconomic indicators whether that's the unemployment rate or housing starts or gasoline prices, unemployment. so we've got a lot of history of this study being, this forecast being very, very accurate and reflective of the economy. so we've got that foundation. we also have the last six months of consecutive month over month and year-over-year retail sales growth. consumers have been out powering the economy from june when we really went back into more of a opened economy when we got back to bu

peloton shays delays are due to shipping log jams. >>> wells fargo getting an upgrade.ding sharply higher by some 8% it has had a fabulous run in the month of november, up 32% this month. >> benefitting from the upgrades and the pivot to value now a new york was the subject of a letter sent to investors today. the york is referring to york capital management run by jamie bindan who is spinning down the hedge fi hedge funds to focus on private equity investment. the firm currently managed about $8.5 billion worth of longer duration strategies that will now be its focus it doesn't mean dinan is fully closing up shop but it is an about-face for a veteran who cut his teeth on merger. he goes on to say while york has historically excelled during periods of significant dislocation we are not of course immune to the shifts occurring beneath our feet credit suisse will have to take a $450 million impairment charge from the stake they acquired in york a decade ago. >> is this year broadly a good year for high-profile hedge funds? >> it depends on which hedge fund you ask certain

. >> i have to tell you that mat shay and those guys are geniuses we are cautiously optimistic about the holiday. we are feeling -- if you read and think about how they are approaching it, it is about the shift from experiencetial into products and goods i feel good. i think the consumer is ready. they want to splurge they want to indulge they want some escapism. it is the polls. it is cautious optimism but certainly optimism. >> how will they be splurging? in your stores mostly on line how do you translate the holiday season experience on line when people are so used to going to the mall with their family, and doing the whole black friday thing and looking at the windows which saks is so well-known for, and the holiday music and all of that how do you translate that into an online experience >> sure. first, look, we still believe in our stores we believed in our stores through this crisis. honestly, since what we have called the reentry period at saks our stores have been performing about flat the last year on a rolling basis since opening. we haven't seen some dramatic falloff ther

. >> this was a good moment, too dan and shay won vocal duo of the year put on the performance we werer watch some of that ♪ i might never get there but i'm gonna try if it's 10,000 hours or the rest of my life ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you oh, i'm gonna love you ♪ ♪ oh, yeah >> yeah, download that one, savannah. >> love it >> beautiful >> special moment came when country music hall of famer charlie pride accepted the cma lifetime achievement award and then he was joined by jimmy allen for a performance of "kiss an angel good morning. ♪ you have to kiss an angel goo morning let her know you think about her when you're gone ♪ ♪ kiss an angel good morning an love her like the devil when you get back home ♪ >>> next up, dolly parton, speaking of angels she's the latest guest star to sit down with oprah winfrey for her apple tv plus series, "the oprah conversation." dolly talking about what she's had to do in her life to get to where she is now. >> do you think you've had to make sacrifices, being dolly parton have there been sacrifices or more rewards >> no, i've made sacrifices, but i think, li

kelly clarkson, the great earth, wind, and fire, jimmy fallon, dolly parton, dan and shay, meghan trainorn nbc december 2nd. and thank goodness it is happening. >>> finally, our sides bracket is nearing an end. the final head-to-head matchup of the sidesgiving, in starch madness. david and goliath. stuffing against buttered rolls. rolls took down cranberry sauce. 59% of the vote. >>> good morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. san francisco police are investigating a crash during an early morning chase that seriously injured that suspect. the crash happened near debose triangole filmore and wallace streets at around 3:30 this morning. it's still not clear what led up to the chase but the suspect struck a bus and crashed into a flower shop. they say that suspect is now -- has life-threatening injuries. no one inside the store was injured. and the muni driver is okay as well. >>> let's take a look at the forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that forro us on this thursday. still foggy out there. >> yeah, it's still hard to see driving through the tri-valley

>>> i'm nancy and i'm celebrating my 16th birthday on the "today" show >> it's rachel and josh and shayniversary. ♪ >> we're all celebrating >> my 70th birthday. >> from virginia >> good morning, everybody, welcome to "today. it's monday morning. we're so glad you started your day with us. hope you had a good weekend, and we have a new week started. >> a lot of nice people we're going to visit with later on in the show we should get started. >> yes, let's do let's get to the president-elect joe biden, he is getting a running start to the job that he won't step into in two months, but he does not have the cooperation of the president who is still challenging election results this morning. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker joins us with the latest kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah, good morning to you president-elect joe biden wasting no time getting to work on his agenda officially rolling out his transition and a 12-member task force aimed at combatting covid-19. it does come as president trump is still refusing to concede the race this morning on his first wor

meanwhile country stars dan and shay won two awards for their song 10,000 hours featuring justin bieberd the weeknd causing confusion with a headwear wearing head bandage to warn of injuries that result from drunk driving when he accepted his award and performed took home three awards by the way but artist of the year went to taylor swift. >> oh, hey guys. thank you so much for this. the reason i'm not there tonight is i'm actually rerecording all of my old music so it's been amazing i can't wait for you to hear it. >> swit thanking fans and swifting again he's going rerecord her music and that acceptance speech and going back the weekend even though the weeknd had reasons you have a lot of grief on twitter people very making fun of him a mixed story there. >> thank you cheryl. joe biden plan cabinet beginning to take shape tomorrow expected to announce former obama administration senior advisor tony blinken for secretary of state he serve as deputy secretary of state during second term thursday biden expected to announce his peck for treasury secretary and some top names under consider

rooney, who's in a player—coach role, will help oversee training along with shay given, liam roseniorworth doing it when your team is struggling. if anyone can, rennie can. so busy he has not had a chance to shave. it would take me a lifetime to grow that much facial hair. —— rooney. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. 0h, oh, my goodness, look at that. it is soggy for us today. 0utbreaks are heavy and at times torrential rain. but also strong winds. this is the picture this morning, many of us waking up to similar conditions. strong wind especially in the south and they will be combined with high tide so there is the threat of coastal flooding. all down to the fa ct we coastal flooding. all down to the fact we have this deep area of low pressure driving in those strong south—westerly wind. a cup of weather fronts readily making their way east. every rain putting and across parts of central southern england up towards the midlands into the south—east as well. this first area of rain will gradually clear east over the next few hours and then we've got further heavy show