taylor: hey. taylor. juli: nice to meet you.i've asked taylor and parker to meet me at my office in downtown los angeles, where i house a staff that sells a multitude of products that are already in my portfolio -- inkkas shoes, flex watches, ellison sunglasses, everkin phone cases. travis and brad were originally my partners at flex, but now they handle sales and logistics for the entire group. and juli really oversees workflow. i now want to add taylor and parker so we can add these social-media and web skills to the entire group, essentially creating a super group. you guys took shoes that were doing nothing, and you tripled the business. you guys took socks. you created a market. you did 100 grand in 5 hours. so, we could take a bunch of businesses that we already own -- inkkas, flex, everkin, and ellison -- and we can partner with you guys, put feat socks in the pot, and say to ourselves, "we have a digital-marketing agency that owns these assets." juli: mm-hmm. lemonis: but my goal is also to create an environment where pe

taylor: mr. lemonis! lemonis: nice to meet you. taylor: oh! lemonis: marcus, marcus. taylor: mr., oh, my god! lemonis: so what are you? you work in... what is your name? taylor: taylor barton. lemonis: nice to meet you, my man. this place is busy. taylor: well, it's saturday. that's what we do. lemonis: yeah. taylor: we're the birthday party capital of the world. lemonis: this feels like it. how long has this business been here? taylor: it'll be 27 years in september. my dad took over about a year and a half ago. he bought the business from his ex-partner. i think he paid, like, $2 million for the business, and to me, that is not good business. i would have never made that deal. lemonis: do you report to him, or does he report to you? taylor: i like to think he reports to me, but i've never had any formal training. lemonis: is your dad here? taylor: he is. lemonis: let's meet him. jerry: hey! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. jerry: who is this guy? lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. jerry: boy, i thought you were a hugger, man. lemonis: okay. i am a hugger. matisun: yeah. i know. l

. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in for emily chang. this is bloomberg technology.oming up in the next hour, president-elect joe biden puts his national security team in place. this after president trump agrees to a formal transition. the dow crossing 30,000 for the first time. a true believer. longtime bitcoin champion dan morehead on the rally. $19,000, but is the best still yet to come? proceed with caution. at least one analyst sounding alarms over sky-high valuations. let's get to those valuations. we start back with all u.s. markets. big day on wall street. the dow topping 30,000 for the first time. the s&p 500 index also jumping to a record. the russell 2000 also. abigail: this reopening reflation trade back on, bringing record highs and big round numbers. lots of euphoria over the market looking toward the second half of next year. it was like an everything rally for different stocks. ironically, the only index to sit out was the biotech index, because ironically it is the vaccine and medicine people are so excited for small-cap banks up 5.3%. yesterday, app

♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs come in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."alesforce considers buying slack, a deal that could be announced as soon as this week. slack shares surged on the news. via cloudd company company -- comeo n, taylor. it beats estimates. we do it with the vmware ceo. and as millions of americans continue to stay home amid the coronavirus, we run down some of the hottest holiday tech peoples of their, all as swarmed online sites. speaking of staying home, what streaming companies are doing. first, let's get a check on u.s. markets, where we have been talking about the rotation out of tech shares on corona vaccine news. reversed courseon wednesday amid data showing a possible slowdown in economic growth. ed ludlow joins me with my. what are you seeing? ed: i'm calling it the unwinding of the rotation trade, taylor. the s&p 500 coming off this record high, dow coming up 30,000 points that we saw yesterday, and then the technology stocks, the nasdaq 100 index up .6%. data wise, this is the first back-to-back rise in weekly u.s. jobless cla

♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs, in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."oming up in the next salesforce hour, considers buying slack, a deal that could be announced as soon as next week. slack shares surged on the news. we have the latest. plus, covid company via cloud company, vmware. it beats estimates. we do it with the vmware ceo. and as millions of americans continue to stay home amid the coronavirus, we run down some of the hottest holiday tech products out there all as people , swarmed online sites. speaking of staying home, what streaming companies are doing to keep you tuned in. we will get to all of those stories in moment. first, let's get a check on u.s. markets, where we have been talking about the rotation out of tech shares on promising vaccine news on tuesday. all of that reversed course on amid data showing a possible wednesday slowdown in economic growth. more -- joinss me me with more. what are you seeing? ed: i'm calling it the unwinding of the rotation trade, taylor. the s&p 500 coming off this record high, dow coming up -- coming off

taylor! >> i hate that she had the die to be great. >>> third division responding to a 10-20. >> our apartment's got bullet holes through it. >> bullets came through the front wall from the next apartment where the shooting happened. >> building 303. apartment number 4, please come out. put your hands up. have you been hit by a bullet? >> i'm scared. >> keep walking backwards! >> walk straight back or i'll send this dog on you! >> walk back to me! keep on walking! >> put your hands on your head! >> what did i do? what did i do? >> let's get behind this car for cover. >> what did i do? y'all was banging at the door. she said, who is it and you started shooting. what is this about? we don't -- we're both just regular working -- >> keep walking! stop! keep walking! >> aah! aah! >> stop screaming. >> don't come off that car. if you come off that car again, we'll put you on the ground. >> please don't let her be dead. please, god, don't let her be dead. >> america is a complicated place. we are co

>> breonna taylor!> now three grand jurors coming together for the first time, taking us inside the jury room and what they say really happened. >> your reaction when you heard that? >> i came out of my chair. i said, he just lied. >> one police officer telling his side of the story. >> there's one shot. then 30 shots in return. that's a lot of people saying, man, that seems a little bit excessive. >> a family still hoping for justice. this special edition of "nightline," "say her name, breonna taylor," will be right back. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. i'm sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. with your doctor. abundant wind and solar energy, we have th

--hink whatsapp taylor: whatsapp is very monetize a book. taylor: how stiff is that competition?epay, companies that have already created that super app, are they already dominant? how does whatsapp make inroads? rohit: in india and brazil, we have been paying attention to a couple of things. google pay is used in india. it is probably a number three player right now. number one is a company that is owned by walmart. there is no chinese super app this largess whatsapp in terms of users. having a base of whatsapp users could help whatsapp windy incumbent -- win incumbence in india. again, you are talking about thinking over the next five years, this is a company seen for many things. taylor: rohit kulkarni of mkm partners, great to have you. coming up, we are taking a look at one cloud company. why they are forgoing the traditional ipo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you will see a flood of ipos between thanksgiving and christmas. if those are received well, that bodes well for 2021. taylor: going public via spac or merger. the company is one of the largest microsoft 365 development team

. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, effectiveness questioned. oxfordneca and the covid-19 vaccine is screwed highest as -- is scrutinized as one analyst says the 90% label is embellished and only part of a small sample. consumer spending patterns, no one knows them better than the paypal ceo. from home.ng bitcoin and more. demand for electric vehicles. the evike rivian, startup. we hear from the ceo. markets ending the day near session highs. the notable out from -- notable out performers, the russell 2000, smaller cap stocks. vaccine in hopes of the , the astrazeneca trial, and of course that news that president-elect joe biden may nominate former fed chair janet yellen to be treasury secretary. it really is that record on small caps that catch my attention. abigail: so much news on the day. another monday. so much news around the vaccine, which means we have another cyclical rally. it has taken a couple of years for small caps to get another record high. that is where small cops next small caps like this cycl

taylor: from new york, i'm taylor riggs. welcome to "balance of power" where the world of politics meets sort of business. we get straight to the world of business. joining us is emma chandra, coming off the record highs we saw yesterday. emma: we see u.s. stocks taking a bit of a breather after the record-setting day yesterday. we can see the s&p 500 down about .3%. the russell 2000 off .5%. more than 1% off earlier in the session even as the russell 2000 heads to a record-setting month of danes. -- of gains. a bit of profit taking the thanksgiving holiday. also investors cannot -- casting more wary i after getting some of the week economic data earlier today. moving more in the here and now when a vaccine brighton future. that pause in rotation from greater value showing up with green on the screen for the nasdaq 100. a little bit of love for attack. we might be able to look at a chart. ins is from our mliv team bloomberg. they are say not much more love coming for attack. the last time we saw this big rotation from the na

taylor: from new york, i am taylor riggs. talking to "balance of power" where the world of politics meets the world of business. we get straight to the world of business. the dow hitting 30,000. i want to bring you abigail doolittle. still 30,000 is a round number. abigail: stocks are off to the races. you would not know we had this , and, the covid-19 surging increasing restrictions. traders looking past the optimism of the second half of next year, when hopefully the vaccine is moving through the economy. here we have the dow sharply higher, above 30,000 for the first time ever. does it mean anything -- does not mean anything technically but it is a round number and psychologically important. folks like that and we see stocks climbing more. right now up 1.7%. the russell 2000, another all-time high, up 2.1%. the s&p 500 up a solid 1.5%. important is the cyclical reopening rotation we had happening in recent weeks, often it comes at the cost of tech but that is not happen today. the nasdaq 100 is up 1%. this is a bully lock

taylor: i am taylor riggs. power" to "balance of where the world of politics meets world of business. we get straight to the business. what strikes me today is further outperformance of the small caps. abigail: it is striking. we have another record high for the russell 2000. it is monday, we have encouraging news around the vaccine and that is giving energy and fuel to the cyclical rally. small caps being a piece of that. the small-cap index of 1.6%. another all-time high. we also have outperformance from some of the cyclical sectors such as the financials and energy, the kbw bank index. on the other hand, money is coming out of this year's defense, tech, we have the nasdaq 100. apple is leading the way, breaking support levels. the question is which side is right. if we go cross asset class and bring in assets, we are trading lower. even though we have tech trading down, it may suggest today's tone is a bit more risk on. the cyclical rally we are seeing on stops looking to the longer-term encouraging signs of

what was the matter with crystal taylor?d their mental tape a little further, and there it was. a moment. it happened during their car trip back from texas. >> she was on her phone listening to something. and she put her phone down, and she said, "if anything happens to me, it was derek." >> reporter: derek smyer, the father of her unborn child. did she go into any detail about what he had said to her to make her say that? >> no, she didn't. the conversation chan -- turned into "don't worry about him." "don't worry about him helping with the baby." >> reporter: they thought that's all it was, derek didn't want to help raise his child. now they replayed that moment over and over. >> we should've said, "wait, what did he sa -- what did he say to you?" but instead of that we were like, "we don't need him. like, just hang up. don't even talk to him." you know, that kind of just -- >> yeah, that's exactly what we said. >> showing her the kind of support. 'cause we're so used to just going. >> she brought on it up that she was wor

>> vice president taylor: yes. >> okay. so good evening, vice president taylor, commissioners, and chief of staff sarah hawk. i am here to present the 1421 update. as we usually do, we will begin with some background. officer involved shootings s records relating to the reports, investigations, or findings related to an officer's discharge of a firearm at a person. number two, great bodily injury. records relating to the report, investigation, and/or findings regarding an officer's use of force that result in death or great bodily injury of a person, sexual assault, records relating to a sustained finding that an officer engaged in sexual assault involving a member of the public or dishonesty. records relating to a sustained finding that an officer was dishonest directly relating to the reporting, investigation, or prosecution of a crime or directly relating to the reporting of or misconduct by another officer, including, but not limited to, any sustained finding of percentage, filing false reports, destruction, falsefying

>> aye. >> taylor how do you vote? >> yes. >> vice-president taylor is yes. you have five yeses. >> all right. have a good night, everybody. >> thank you.

>> aye. >> taylor how do you vote? >> yes. >> vice-president taylor is yes. you have five yeses. >> all right. have a good night, everybody. >> thank you. aptions. test. test. test. test captions. test captions. test captions. >> thank you. [roll call] >> i have the pleasure of chairing the committee today. many of you know that chair bernal serves as representative

but i am not breonna taylor. was murdered in her bed at night, and she does not have justice of murder by the police. and i just want people to, you know -- we have to stretch ourselves and pay attention to what's happening in other parts of the country, but this has been national news for a long time. people have protested in the streets with this name, and it just saddens me that people aren't -- that people in leadership, people that want to be in leadership, don't know the struggles that are happening to black people in this country. and it's -- it's -- it's just disheartening, and it was hurtful, absolutely hurtful. i didn't hear it once. i didn't hear it twice. i heard it several times i'm being called -- called, you know, breonna taylor today, you know. but it's okay because we will educate, and we'll make sure that people know who she is, what she stood for, that she was an award-winning emt, you know, in her community, that she's someone who deserves justice right now. >> it's okay because we'll educate.

with breonna taylor they can say, let's get rid of the bad apples.ut when you see walter wallace, jr. laying on the ground and his mother crying for help as the police shoot her baby down in front of her, what we see is the institution of policing is not designed to do with mental illness or homelessness or domestic violence or rape culture or any of these other extraordinary social ills that we wrestle with. we need something different. amy: i want to turn to election day, talking about possibly something different or not. final week of the election season, both presidential candidates are heavily campaigning in battleground states like pennsylvania, where in a victory for voting rights and democrats, the supreme court ruled friday that mail-in ballots with mismatched signatures cannot be rejected. publicans in pennsylvania are now asking the u.s. supreme court to take up their case, attempting to block that counting of mailed-in ballots received up to three days after election day. so far this week, trump has held three campaign rallies in pennsylv

chief. >> thank you vice president taylor. as to other major events there were two shooting incidents that caused injuries to victims over the past week. one was 500 block of alamany in the ingall side district. our victim was inside a residence. heard gunshots and realized she had been shot. that one we are still looking for leads and again anybody that has any information please call the tip line at (415)575-4444. the second one, 1115 at 4:17 a.m. we don't have the exact location where this shooting happened. our victim was self-transported to the hospital. it was a gunshot wound by the time the officers arrived the victim was undergoing surgery and was unable to provide any information leading to the shooting. we do have some spot shotter activation around the town of the shooting so we are investigating whether that activation or those shots fired are connected to this incident. that information is yet to be determined and that investigation is ongoing as well. last thing of significance with major crimes, we had a bank ro

say her name. [ crowd chanting "breonna taylor" ] >> say her name. [ crowd chanting "breonna taylor"ity to give justice to breonna taylor? >> well, that's exactly what she told us, michael. she says she's been haunted by this case because she felt that they just weren't given the opportunity. in fact, she says prosecutors seemed to be rushing through some of the evidence particularly the body cam video and she famously said we've got time because she thought serious charges were going to be coming and obviously that didn't happen. >> that didn't happen. so how did the grand jurors feel about the district attorney's decision not to file charges for breonna taylor's death? >> they all had a strong reaction to this. they said they felt it was a gut punch. one of them said he even yelled at the television. michael, they say they've had sleepless nights over this because they were convinced these officers should have been hit with some serious charges and they just didn't have that opportunity and when they heard the attorney general say that they were all in agreement, they said they wer

swift, there's -- taylor swift.day and her just announced six grammy nominations for her album, "folklore." we cannot wait for that. >> so exciting. >>> it's almost thanksgiving so our chefs are standing by to help hack your holiday bringing tips on cooking up everything from the turkey to the sides and most importantly the desserts. >> that is coming up. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning as well starting with the latest on this thanksgiving travel threat. millions of americans around the country are traveling for the holiday despite warnings from the cdc and daily death toll has now topped 2,000 for the first time since may. gio benitez joins us from laguardia airport. welcome back, gio. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning again. yeah, based on what we've seen this week and especially this morning, people are traveling, but dr. anthony fauci making a final plea this morning right here on "gma" to stay home. this could be one of the busiest travel days of the season with air travelers already break

taylor, ms. matsuda for advocacy on behalf of the numerous tenants who are really struggling to make it through this pandemic. i particularly want to thank the co-sponsors. i mentioned my colleagues on this panel. that is chair preston and vice chair safai and supervisors wall ton and mar. we don't have a new board president yet. as i mentioned to the second before last public commenter, i alluded to a number of amendments that i wanted to make which i just described on pages 3 and 4 and 37c.2 which is actually definition section of the ordinance. i think it has been included and this may beings it more clear that sub tent would ensure sub lessees are separately eligible for protections under the legislation and relatively the to repayment of deferred rent. i described that on page 6. on page 7 striking the language that gives which would be a a rules and regulations for financial hardship of landlords for said waiver. on page 8 non substantive language to provide nothing shall provide legal or e

. >> thank you vice president taylor. as to other major events there were two shooting incidents that caused injuries to victims over the past week. one was 500 block of alamany in the ingall side district. our victim was inside a residence. heard gunshots and realized she had been shot. that one we are still looking for leads and again anybody that has any information please call the tip line at (415)575-4444. the second one, 1115 at 4:17 a.m. we don't have the exact location where this shooting happened. our victim was self-transported to the hospital. it was a gunshot wound by the time the officers arrived the victim was undergoing surgery and was unable to provide any information leading to the shooting. we do have some spot shotter activation around the town of the shooting so we are investigating whether that activation or those shots fired are connected to this incident. that information is yet to be determined and that investigation is ongoing as well. last thing of significance with major crimes, we had a bank ro

by some of her new gop colleagues all because she wore a face mask with taylor's name on it? i mean for you to have people coming into the congress that don't even know breonna taylor was killed by police and has become a symbol of the george floyd, breonna taylor, and other concerns, and mistaken a new member of congress for breonna taylor, and these are the people we're going to have to deal with legislation around racial issues and other issues, it's a little frightening. >> it's more than a little frightening. that is very scary and unbelievable. i hadn't heard the story. i've been talking to cory because she's from my region that i represent, illinois, missouri, and indiana. we're all together. so i hadn't realized that, but that's absolutely ridiculous. and i hope they were embarrassed by that. no, that is scary. but we still have to push forward, you know, no matter who we're dealing with. luckily there's enough of us in the house to push some things forward to hopefully, you know, i'm hoping and praying we take back georgia and we have those two senators. but even if

let me just tell you this freshly crowned am artist of the year taylor.>is looking like she's going to add to her 10 grammy wins. >>so why are taylors grammy chances, so good, it's a simple numbers game her single cardigan could be up for record of the year some of the year and best pop solo performance i love it or netflix not miss americana could earn her a best music film not and her hit album folklore is a prime candidate for album of the year. but 3 time grammy winner, the weekend is currently a slight front runner in that category oddsmakers have after hours as a 92 best new artist category could belong to the women with hip-hop star, megan the stallion doshi cat in indie rocker phoebe bridgers all holding great odds. >>and is harry styles prime for a big year the grammys don't often award boy bands so with his one direction days behind he could be headed towards a justin timberlake style break out. it wouldn't be the grammys without gaga she's hoping her album chromatica will add to her 11 grammy wins and tonight on e t will have our am a round of

i am voting yes. >> vice president taylor, how do you vote? >> vice president taylor is a yes. we have 6 yes -- 5 yes's. >> i want to thank the department and all the members for the hard work on the d.g.o. it is very important as commissioner dejesus mentioned. now the next line item. >> general public comment. at this time the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on the agenda but are within the subject jurisdiction of the commission pef neither police nor d.p.a. personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment period are available by calling 415-65 # a-0001 and access doed 1464241219. press pound and pound again. press star 3 if you wish to make a comment. this will advise the moderator that you wish to speak and add you to the queue. you may submit public comment by emailing the secretary of police commission. or written comments may be sent via postal service to the public safety building at 12

i do want to thank taylor, staff, and the good-looking eric mcdonald on this. i would entertain a motion. >> move approval. >> second. >> moved and seconded. all in favor? any opposed? motion carries, so moved. >> clerk: we are now on item 10, general public comment. at this time, members of the public who were not able to address the commission on item 4 may address the commission on items that are within subject matter jurisdiction. recreation and park commission and that do not appear on today's agenda. does anyone have their hand raised? please press star, three to raise your hand. okay. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. we are now on item 11, commissioners' matters. commissioners, do you want to bring anything up? >> i don't see any, ashley. >> clerk: is there anyone on the line right now at all, can you tell me? >> operator: there's no hands raised, no. >> clerk: okay. so seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. we're now on item 12, new business/agenda setting. is there any public comment on this item? >> my apologies

or it was "oh, you must be breonna taylor."o she was and every single time it was this, "oh. oh, all right. okay. good to meet you." it was just like this blank look. but it gave me an opportunity to teach. and so now, you know, they know who breonna taylor is. hopefully they went to go research her and we can further this conversation. >> you first got into politics as a community activist during the ferguson protests. we saw you then. you've been one of the biggest advocates for defunding the police and as you said refunding our social services. there are, though, many in your party pushing back and they're saying the slogan defund the police has led democrats to lose a lot of races they thought they were going to win. here is congressman clyburn. >> jaime harrison started to plateau when "defund the police" showed up with a caption on tv right across his head. that stuff hurt jaime. and that's why i spoke out against it a long time ago. >> right. >> i've always said that these headlines can kill a political -- >> and your co

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs come in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology."e considers buying slack, a deal that could be announced as soon as this week. slack shares surged on the news. via cloudd company company -- comeo n, taylor. it beats estimates. we dit

music from james taylor is on the way. his real life. it's called "buddy games." >> the buddy games are back, baby! >> whoo! >> dude! >> kicking on of this year's event, kong's crucible, a giant obstacle course complete with corn dogs, bubba balls, watermelons, electric eel hrs. >> wait, hold on, what's that? >> don't ask. >> jimmy: "buddy games" is in theaters and at home now too. please welcome josh duhamel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. now that's clever marketing you got there. >> i'm not shamelessly promoting my movie. i'm being safe. [ laughter ] so you all know. >> jimmy: people don't recognize you, like buddy games is on the show tonight. >> they dare med to do it backstage, i had to do it. >> jimmy: can i tell you i feel i had a part in this movie, and i didn't. i'll tell you why -- >> kind of did, though. >> jimmy: i'm kind of obsessed with this thing you do, this buddy games with your friends. >> yes. >> jimmy: jealous of it as well. where it's -- well, you tell the story, what it is. >>

margey taylor walks around -- kevin: did the president hand you this question? reporter: margely taylor looked for people to lead and omar said they needed to swear on a bible and not the koran. how are you dealing with it? kevin: our party is very diverse and you mentioned two people who will join our party. and the only thing i would ask of you in a press, these are new members, give them an opportunity before you claim what you believe they have done and what they will do. i think it's fair for all. yeah? reporter: do you feel any of the legal efforts or the recounts will change the results in any single state or overturn anything related to the overall election? kevin: the folks heavily on the house races. i follow data numbers and i thought early on arizona based on the number of votes left out could switch back to president trump. don't know if that's going to be the case. i see things narrow. let me give you an example more on a microlevel because it's very difficult. i have in my own race in my county we have two congressional seats. they tell me there's

>> aye. >> taylor how do you vote? >> yes. >> vice-president taylor is yes. you have five yeses. >> all right. have a good night, everybody. >> thank you. [roll call] . >> clerk: we have a quorum. >> thank you. i'd also like to announce that the commission will have a different order of business at this meeting, and we will hold the closed session first before moving into our regular business. madam secretary, will you read the closed session prior to public comment? >> clerk: yes, ma'am, president. and prior to doing that, i'd like to make a brief announcement. due to the covid-19 health emergency and the recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health, and that governor newsom and mayor breed have lifted the restrictions on teleconference, this meeting is being held by teleconference and broadcast on sfgtv. on behalf of the commission, i would like to extend our thanks to sfgtv and sfpuc i.t. staff for their assistance during this meeting. if you would like to make public comment, 415-655-0001, meeting i., 146-723-0055, pound, pound.

you see taylor there she was shot to death in march during a drug raid in louisville. the grand juror says she believes the officers should have face charges. she said she came forward because she wanted taylor's family to know she did not support the findings. hate crimes across the country have risen to the highest level now and more than a decade that's disturbing a new report released by the fbi today shows that there were 51 hate crime murders in 2019 that includes. >>the 22 people who were killed in the walmart in el paso texas. authorities say that the suspect pat trick a cruise ships targeted mexicans in hopes of scaring hispanics into leaving the united states. cruise ships was charged with both state and federal crimes in total there were more than 7,000 hate crimes last year. most of the hate crime incidents reported by the fbi in 2019 stemmed from a single bias rather than multiple by seas of the single bias incidents, the fbi says close to 56%. we're motivated by bias against race ethnicity or ancestry and more than 21% were motivated by bias against relig

taylor swift, where was she recording? >> i'm thinking nashville, right?hat's where her career started. rerecording her old albums right now as we speak. >> okay, fun, nice. thank you, will. we appreciate it. >> thank you, guys. >>> coming up, repurposing a new halloween classic. >> those 12-foot skeletons from home depot are back for another round of holiday fun. "the mix" is next. ♪ >>> time now for "the mix." kenneth is deciding to start healthy habits. >> i'm getting ready. it's thanksgiving week. we about to eat, y'all. >> we already know that even pre-pandemic that the holidays are a notorious time for weight gain, but this year do you want to know how much americans are expected to gain? >> i don't want to know. >> i'm going to tell you anyway. this is for the people. so on average most americans usually gain about six pound during the holidays. this year, seven. not bad, right? >> we deserve it. >> just one more pound. exactly. >> that's already added to that quarantine 13. >> you don't need to shame people right now. with that mindset, 43% of amer

so many rooms are still empty as we speak and it's also hurting surrounding businesses are kron 4 taylor report. >>while this season normally brings flocks of visitors to san francisco. this year hotel business will continue hurting over the holidays, thanks to the pandemic general manager of hotels and up-market beaver says the percent of rooms filled right now is much lower than this time last year everybody knows is nowhere close where the we we ought to be in the high high 80's. >>low 90's somewhere around this time of year. that take you right now with thanksgiving coming out we should be having a lot of families a lot of connecting rooms being booked out. >>the sweet spoke towns. you know at this time of year when out in the 30's it's it's a very different scene fewer visitors also impacts the people who live in work in the city. >>evers says he was forced to cut his staff in half we are small business like like anybody and we have. >>our employees have kids who school there. but in food on the table they got more just to pay rent to pay and you know we only have a staff of over 40

dua lipa and taylor swift both picking up six nods.up to win her third album of the year for "folklore." if taylor swift does win for "folklore," she'll be the first female to win album of the year three times. >> some negatives there when it comes to the weeknd. but some positives as well. beyonce with the most nods overall, received nine nominations in eight categories including both record and song of the year for "black parade". >> she's actually going to compete against herself. take a look at that. compete against herself. >>> coming up, this happened. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! ♪ >>> hello, hello. welcome to "this happened." >>> hello, hello. welcome to "this happened." you want to know what hap

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mother now dating a man he neither likes nor trusts, adam strikes up a friendship with maya, played by taylor russell. she is smart and has a sideline in tutoring but can adam tell her about his schizophrenia without scaring her off? there is a touch of donnie darker about the tone of the stroma aided by the presence of beth grant to place the head of adam's new school... as for the people in adam's had come at their very much at the personifications used in ron howard potts oscar—winner a beautiful mind. luckily the movie is open and aware enough about its own tysons to be able to carry about a running gag about having a good will hunting moment but having it anyway which i kind of life is up with much into that wiped up more currently going to release it beauty, words

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. >> exactly i think we all want to talk tom taylor swift and talk about -- the rights to taylor sift's album have been sold to a private equity capper downfor more than $300,000 m.we know she was upset about the, is this not disney company's private equity company this is going to be good for taylor and she found out scooter is informed. >> do i have it right. yes, you have it right to the about interof taylor swift has the rights to her first five albums with big machine that were just sold. once she re-records them which she is able to be do now, then wee can get soft revenues if the songs are used in commercial or anything like that, but for scatter brown and his big legal, they are extricating themselves from that situation and that bad below and because -- there will be -- that this bosser t-- taylo swift able to take control of her albums. >> with taylor swift, hers might be the most complicated and if she re-records her songs, do you think people will like the new versions better than it the other ones >> i think enough people will like them maybe not better but they will be abl

>>many businesses around them kron 4 taylor bisacky joins us live now from the city with more taylor. >>well the hotel council of san francisco tells me normally they have about 80% of their rooms here in the city field at this time of year, but they're sitting right now at about 30%. and that's just for the rooms are the hotels rather that are open because many are still temporarily closed. >>only this time of year about a parking is a hot and we have a huge amount weekend people coming in however. >>this holiday season, fewer visitors are traveling to san francisco because of the pandemic and hotels are struggling to keep their doors open general manager of hotels that are marked beaver says the percent of rooms filled right now is much lower than this time last year everybody knows is nowhere close where want to be in the high high 80's. >>low 90's somewhere around this time of year. let's take you right now with thanksgiving coming out we should be having a lot of families a lot of connecting rooms being booked out. the sweet spoke towns. you know at this time of year when out in

and the 2nd most nominated artist is who other than taylor swift or swift most as i was nominations for the u.s. stars, a claimed album, functional, slightly more introspective album, which was written and recorded in lockdown. it's a contender for album of the track kartik in which we can take a listen to is in the frame for single of the. yeah, let's have a listen. they need to clean that piano adriane and they also had 6 nominations. and women also dominate the best new artist, categories, neck in the stallion is probably the front runner in that field where i think we've got our actually footage of maggie in the stallion finding out she had won. she got her 1st grammy nomination with think about your 1st ever grammy nominations. they were just some other fields of congrats. you're feeling good. i'm very happy and there's also another nomination that's making history. even tell us about that. yes, the south korean boy band to be t s can be seen here. reacting to the 1st grammy nomination for a k. pop act hit song dynamite's was nominated for the best pop group performance. the band's

boxing finally and ireland's katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best — as she defendedmised her best is yet to come. taylor beat the spaniard miriam gutierrez, who was previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. promoter eddie hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. that's all from sportsday. coming up next it's click. hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing ok. at the moment, we are all online much more than we used to be — i'm talking about us, the adults, but also our children too. and for many parents, there have been huge challenges trying to work from home at the same time as supervising children. and that has meant, in some cases, handing over devices before the proper parental controls are in place. and that's compounded by the fact that they may not have had enough time to supervise in the way that they would've done in an ideal world. so with my youngest, it's simple — i'm there, i operate the compu

previously, taylor was a nascar driver,