the hefty fine ticketmaster is now facing for hacking a start. 4:41. you're watching "today in the bay." colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland from cnbc. wall street is set for a slightly lower open on this final trading day of the year. stocks finishing with modest gains as the dow managed to notch another record high. the senate fails to act on bigger stimulus checks. the markets are on track to cap off a really remarkable year. the nasdaq is up more than 43% and s&p 500 more than 15% and the dow 6%. >>> in focus today the latest report on the number of people filing for unemployment, new jobless claims are expected to increase for the third time in four weeks. >>> ticketmaster will pay a $10 million fine to escape charges on hacking a rival. this sends a long running legal battle that dominant over ticket sales per concert. seve

. >>> ticketmaster has agreed to pay a $10 million fine.ny entered a plea agreement this week to avoid criminal charges of hacking into the computer system of a startup rival. prosecutors say employees used stolen passwords to access confidential business information for more than two years. in a statement, ticketmaster said there were only two employees involved in the scheme. >>> and peloton is hoping the king will inspire your new year's workout resolution. fitness company is turning up some elvis presley throwbacks for a second music partnership. it is adding three remix elvis songs, which include dude avega, catching on fast and cleaning up your own backyard. if you don't have a peloton, you can hear the songs by signing up for a two-month free trial on the app. last month, peloton teamed up with beyonce to create a series of workout classes. still not enough to inspire me, though my husband is obsessed with his peloton. he would work out to about anything. >> i love the app. i've done one of the peloton -- i don't have a peloton bike,

ticketmaster fired two people in the case in 2017. >>> new york city police released a new video showing what happened between a black teenager and a white woman who falsely accused him of stealing her cell phone. this surveillance video provides a new angle of the incident showing the woman wrestling the boy and tackling him to the ground. abc's andrea fujii has more. ♪ >> reporter: overnight a rally for justice. grammy winning musician. keyon harrold surrounded by supporters calling for criminal charges of the woman who falsely accused his teenage son of stealing her cell phone, accusations, he says, were racially motivated. >> no, i'm not letting him walk away with my phone. >> how many people end up in prison forever? how many end up dead because of mistaken identity, quote/unquote, because of wrongfully accused by so many people, wrongfully profiled and this needs to stop. >> this is my phone. >> show me. >> you doefrjn't have to explain nothing to her. >> are you kidding me? you feel like there's only one iphone made in the world? >> reporter: it's an encounter caught on keyon sr.'

they send it to ticketmaster and ticketmaster verifies that you do not have covid.s they are, those people gathered. it seems like it was so long a ago. >> you are ready to get out there and sing along on these concerts. >> bill: you come back. nice to see you, abby. set your dvr and never meso report. neil, is coming up on "your world." >> neil: all right, thank you very much, bill appeared we were following very closely the governor of california, gavin newsom is out lying really the strictest provision since the height of the pandemic back in march and april because of the serious spike in cases. governor gavin newsom among other things are looking at stay-at-home orders and trying to make this as voluntary as possible, but hinting that if people did not cooperate, there could be problems. he is dividing the estate and to at least five reasons and lockdowns would last for a minimum of three weeks -- which would take us right to the cusp of the holiday season. what happens right now? we are over the fallout also gog b

it's not up to live nation or ticketmaster or even all of our partners i think what we learned through all of this in the past six months is just the human need to gather 100 million people come to the shows last year. we're the largest gathering out there. people have that desire. and in every market we'll work and see what the public health officials allow as soon as they allow everybody to gather at scale, without social distancing we are talking a lot about a vaccine. there is the question whether people return to their old habits yes queshgs have a vaccine deployed broadly by next summer. do you think people are going to be behaving the same way they did precovid-19? i mean we've all been stuck at home for so many months. may take a long time, don't you think, before people actually get back with the same habits. >> all of our research says the opposite people cannot wait to get out. we're seeing too much gather relative to the current situation. the research says 95% of the people can't wait to get back to a concert. 99% can't wait to get back to an outdoor concert. 83% of the pe

ticketmaster has agreed to pay $10 million. it was accused of wire fraud, computer intrusion and other crimes dating back to 2013. charges will be dismissed any three years if ticketmaster stays out of trouble. the investigation is focused on efforts to find out about concert presales. wuhan oneeturned to year since the coronavirus began to emerge. we will hear from our correspondent about what she witnessed when she was there. this is weir group. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: a second person has died in central china after being infected with a new sars like virus. >> china bans travel from the coronavirus epicenter with at least 17 dead and hundreds infected. >> we now have a name for the disease. is covid-19. >> we are seeing fresh cases in the u.s., germany, france, iran. >> the dow industrials had to record its first drop since 1987. >> governments and all other policy institutions are called upon to take timely and targeted actions to address the public health challenge of containing the spread of the coronavirus. >> w

and the others at ticketmaster case which the defendant hired bulgarian hackers to have technologicallimitations. i think that shows that everybody has understood the statutes not to cover that kind of context. inon two cover the content that's an issue here today. [inaudible] i am sorry. my problem is that you are giving definite there is no ambiguity in the statute. but let me give you an example. imagine a law that says anyone who drives on elm street who is not authorized so to drive shall be punished. the so to drive to me could mean if you are not authorized to drive on elm street. but under your theory, it could be very possibly be read as saying you can't write on elm street you are driving on with an illegal permit. your speeding, you're breaking the law and curfew. you are texting. it could even cover people who drive on elm street on their way to commit a different crime. if all you're on is the word so i don't get around the ambiguit ambiguity. especially when the other side points to so many examples in the criminal code where the so refers to in the matter that has just

. >> reporter: for live events ticketmaster is exploring several options including a smartphone verification system for vaccination status and negative tests the australian government has also said it may require proof of vaccination in the future for entry into the country. a glimpse into a vaccinated future and a new normal jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the covid crisis impacting someone close to the president. his lawyer rudy giuliani remains hospitalized with the virus. here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: another hurdle for the president's legal team but this one's not in the court. rudy giuliani now in the hospital after president trump's personal attorney tested positive for covid. >> rudy is doing well. i just spoke to him. he's doing very well no temperature. >> reporter: the former new york city mayor visited key states, appearing with no mask, to convince lawmakers of widespread election fraud which doesn't exist. out of caution the michigan state house will shut down tomorrow arizona closing its chambers all week. the trump campaign said giuliani tested negative before

there's a case involving ticketmaster that we cite in the brief. more generally, i would point you to two other things. one is, remember, that the language of this statute has its own deterrent effect. and so for people who use the internet every day, they have to be aware of the criminal law both on the criminal side and, remember, this statue had a civil component. i think that's the critical thing that the court said in many other cases that you can't construe a statute simply on the assumption the government will use it responsibility. that doesn't enable the court to simply construe the statute on that promise. and so i think that's the critical problem with the government's point here. i would point you to the committee for justice brief which gives an example of just not everyday zoom use, but political prosecutions, mcdonald a little bit earlier. i think there's a case made in that brief how any one of those prosecutions could simply be repackaged as a cfaa prosecution if the government would win here. >> you seem to be making a point that,

somebody was prosecuted for misusing my there is a case involving ticketmaster that we site in the brief. more generally, justice thomas, i would also point you to two other things. the language of the statute has its own deterrent effect. for people that use the internet every day, they have to be aware of the criminal law, both on the criminal side, and remember, this statute has a single component. i think that is the critical thing -- as the court said in maranello and many other cases, you cannot construe a statute simply on the assumption the government will use it responsibly. if the government has withheld the full brunt of the prosecutor prosecutor told power, that does not enable the court to issue the statute on that promise. that is the critical argument with the government's point that i would point you to the committee for justice brief, which gives another example of not just every day facebook use, but political prosecutions, like the case in kelly last term and mcdonnell earlier. there is a persuasive case made on how any one of those prosecutions could be repackaged as

. >> reporter: for live events, ticketmaster is exploring several options including a smartphone verification system for vaccination status and negative tests the australian government has also said it may require proof of vaccination in the future for entry into the country a glimpse of a vaccinated future and a new normal now, this technology that's coming from clear and ibm, they're just two companies working on this right now. there's a lot of didn't ways that smaller venues like restaurants and smaller theaters can deploy it as well. for right now, some of that technology is being used to answer the basic covid questions. as we get closer to hopefully a vaccine for everyone, frances. >> entering a whole new world. jo, thanks. >>> breaking news. the legendary american pilot chuck yeager has died. as a combat pilot during world war ii, yeager flew over 60 missions then as a pilot he made history. at 24 years old he became the first to travel faster than the speed of sound shep eard and yeager spoke about the flight on the "today" show back in 1983. >> he was an ordinary guy. >> you would h

private investigator with for asked the i r people to set up programs that would then go on to like ticketmasterlive nation or whatever it is and buy up all the tickets and then they scalp on that has since been deemed illegal following the bots act in 2016 there's no real legislation that says no no to e-commerce bots internet that she and adding that an anti grudge bought bill has been proposed that just hasn't gone through yet these programs continue to harm the average consumer raising prices on the resale market that is unless you purchased about yourself. my first piece of advice is do so at your own risk and be very very careful while they may be easy to find online. >>the problem is understanding and distinguishing. >>legitimate jen u n bought software from counterfeit or software that is designed to just steal your information coons saying some websites and found ways to block them that and that's why they created these captures you may recognize them as a phrase to tight grid of pictures you click on everything that's got a cross walk in and it proves you are indeed human the holiday s

crimes dating back to 2013 but the charges will be dismissed in three years as ticket make -- if ticketmasterouble. juliette: we are counting down hashe end of the year, that see the pandemic hit economy is forcing central banks to make money cheaper, driving up markers. our managing editor joins us from singapore with his highlights from the markets this year. what a year. what stood out for you? all right. are you there? we just wanted to check. we wanted to check whether or not, we still have mark? whether or not marks is? ok. all right. we might have lost mark. that just shows how we have kind it?- 2020 hasn't it has been technology keeping us afoot. let's check in on markets because we have been seeing a little bit of momentum coming through their on the final day. -- coming through there on the final day. jcpenney stores looking for a new ceo. the chain is navigating an exit from bankruptcy and the top level change comes less than a month after a completed a sale of retail stores. it filed for bankruptcy in may. his company remains in chapter 11 but is set to emerge in the first half of

private investigator with for asked the i r people to set up programs that would then go on to like ticketmasterive nation or whatever it is and buy up all the tickets and then they scalp on that has since been deemed illegal following the bots act in 2016 there's no real legislation that says no no to e-commerce bots internet that she and adding that an anti grudge bought bill has been proposed that just hasn't gone through yet these programs continue to harm the average consumer raising prices on the resale market that is unless you purchase about yourself. my first piece of advice is do so at your own risk and be very very careful well they may be easy to find online. the problem is understanding in distinguishing. >>legitimate jen u n bought software from counterfeit or software that is designed to just steal your information coons saying some websites and found ways to block them that and that's why they created these captures you may recognize them as a phrase to grid of pictures you click on everything that's got a cross walk in and it proves you are indeed human the holiday season is the

there is a website you can go to, instagram or ticketmaster, to watch it for free. love it. in the 80s. but how did james and i look? was james even alive? so, we had a little rummage through the photo albums and this is what we found. that is me in america and my yankees uniform. that was the early 80s. this is me playing a part in the school play with silver hair. there iam school play with silver hair. there i am trying to look like i was old enough. this is me in the 1980s. pretty much the only picture i could find. ithink pretty much the only picture i could find. i think i was 20 when that was taken. i'd like to say it was right at the end of the 1980s, we are not that old. iconic. very long hair. goodbye. i'm not as good as boy george! hello. over the next ten days or so, there's a hint the weather could turn a little bit colder towards the end of the period, but certainly for now things are still mild for the time of year. we've had plenty of showers around, and there's certainly more showers in the forecast over the next few days. the rest of the week is looking mil

ticketmaster paying $10 million to help resolve criminal charges.ccused of illegally accessing a competitor's computer system to get business intelligence as part of deferred prosecution agreement, ticketmaster will also have to report new compliance measures to the brooklyn u.s. attorney's office for the next 3 years. ticket master says the employees involved were fired. tiffany shareholders approving deal with francis lvmh, ends long and bitter dispute with luxury retailers. lbmh tried to back out to buy the iconic jewelry, tiffany fired back with a lawsuit, slightly reduced new deal expect today close early next year. finally this, making a big difference for small businesses especially restaurants, the bar stool fund started by founder and president dave two weeks ago has raised more than $11 million to help businesses affected by the shutdowns. so far the fund has helped more than 30 businesses, calls the owner himself on facetime to giver them the good news. one of the owners -- the restaurant owners mama mia was on "fox & friends" this mornin

private investigator with for asked the i r people to set up programs that would then go on to like ticketmasterand then they scalp on that has since been deemed illegal following the bots act in 2016 there's no real legislation that says no no to e-commerce bots internet that she and adding that an anti grudge bought bill has been proposed that just hasn't gone through yet these programs continue to harm the average consumer raising prices on the resale market that is unless you purchase about yourself. my first piece of advice is do so at your own risk and be very very careful well they may be easy to find online. the problem is understanding in distinguishing. >>legitimate genuine bought software from counterfeit or software that is designed to just steal your information coons saying some websites and found ways to block them that and that's why they created these caption as you may recognize them as a phrase to grid of pictures you click on everything that's got a cross walk in and it proves you are indeed human the holiday season is the absolute worst time. >>for green spots, let's call it

. >> reporter: for live events, ticketmaster is exploring several options, including a smartphone verification future for entry into the country. a glimpse into a vaccinated future and a new normal. >> joining us now, professor of history at tulane university, walter isaacson. he took part in the pfizer vaccine trial, and i'm texting with my friends at pfizer. it's quite an exciting time. you took part in the trials. you told us a little bit about it before. but it was part of your civic duty, you felt. what do you make of the process moving forward and how complicated do you think it will be in this transition? >> i think it's going to be somewhat complicated because the trump administration did not execute a deal with pfizer to get a second round of 100 million doses. and those are going to go to other countries. i think the people who ran "operation warp speed," the vaccination program for the government, moncef slaoui, they bet on a whole bunch of vaccines and now we'll have a shortage in december, january and february until all of the vaccines come into place. you have to remember that we