i am still tiffany. i've also seen that the people arelove you or support you those that will go with you forward. it is kind of a great thing to learn about that when you're younger. to surround you with -- to surround yourself with people that love you and uplift deal -- a lot of times you don't need the negativity or the hate. the second question? >> what is your perspective on that? tiffany: i grew up in california. been independent. i've always wanted to see things from the different angles. learned so much about so many rep -- incredible republican men and women. before, i did not have a chance to know them. personalthrough connection is incredible. first of all, thanks for coming today. we are still deeply rep -- underrepresented in politics. want to tell everyone in this room to run for office. what are your plans? my first plan is to get my father reelected. i'm going to take the bar in february. my focus is technology and law. there is not many laws about technology. that is my focus including

joining us for more is tiffany founder and ceo.alent acquisition -- usershas about globally. you are often called the linkedin for diversity. thank you for joining us. what have you noticed recently is a lot of companies put a lot of spin on how they are looking for more diversity, and they want to put their money where their mouth is? what do you project over the next year? tiffany: i see tremendous moment him towards companies actually meaning it. companies are coming to mogul left and right to recruit more diverse talent across levels, and especially at the leadership level, which has been really exciting, making it one of the best years in mogul history. have been really exciting to see that evolution, for companies to understand that this is at the forefront of what they should be caring about, and therefore really placing the money where their mouth is, as you said, and now taking action on it, focusing on bringing more diverse talent across levels. i predict that is here to stay. i predict we will continue to see companies t

tiffany trump, the younger daughter of president trump, hosted a vest with tiffany campaign event in st. paul, minnesota. the cook political report narrates the race as liens democrat, heading into election day. [applause] ms. trump: i'm so happy to be here with you guys today. impactful and it is great to speak to all of you here. does anybody have any questions? >> we just talked about how important it was for amy coney barrett to be confirmed. i think it was her and her family. she abides and follows the constitution. [indiscernible] you know, having her take the , we have another woman who was a trailblazer. it is incredible, truly. incredible woman, an incredible person. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] [indiscernible] ms. trump: anything else? >> hi. i was talking to the girls here and we were wondering what advice you would have for talking to our liberal friends and having productive conversations instead of a lot of arguing and back-and-forth? how you as a woman and a professional handle those conversations? ms. trump: it might be difficult, right? have,ys approach things -- if

>> so, tiffany, tiffany, don't cross her. i don't want to clip. all right, it fell flat.ten, we have to actually go back to what dr. gounder said and look at this as kind of a wartime situation. and if we kind of go back to not-so-distant memory to when 9/11 happened, the american people fell in line and we had much more restrictive policies and institutions and things that were passed that americans went along with. so, these same people that are concerned about wearing masks were okay with the patriot act, they were okay with department of homeland security, they're okay with the fisa courts. they're okay with us going to war with afghanistan. and so, now we're talking about wearing a mask, and that pales in comparison to the societal-shifting effects of 9/11. so we have to remind folks that, yes, it can be a little inconveniencing, but if you're truly patriotic and you care about your fellow american and you want to see our country do well and advance and not regress compared to other countries, wearing a mask is a simple solution. so, that's the easy answer. but i wan

tiffany: hi. my name is tiffany bahnimptewa. orion: my name is orion duwyenie. am from here in kykotsovi, arizona. marissa: there's a lot of disparities that create unique challenges for places like here on hopi, that's rural. we have 12 villages here on the hopi nation, which covers a span area of 1.5 million acres, and there's -- they're spread across three mesas. mark: this building here is normally our elderly and community youth center. as you see, there's no sign, signages indicating it as a polling site, but come election day that will be all brought and it will be posted that this will serve as a polling site. tiffany: there's a lot of people who don't have transportation out here and hopi reservation doesn't have public transportation. lori: the area out here, we're so spread out. and during this pandemic, not being able to be all together and talk about these issues is a holdup for what's going on right now with the election coming up. >> you're listening to kuyi 88.1 licensed to transmitting to hopi land. orion: from here it's about 60 to 70 miles to

tiffany trump, the younger daughter of president trump, hosted a breakfast with tiffany campaign event in st. paul, minnesota, a state the president lost four years ago. the cook political report narrates the race as leans democrat, heading into election day. guest: i'm so happy to be here with you guys today. being able to get together with people of our own generation is so impactful. it is great to speak to all of you here. it is fantastic. i love getting to know you guys. does anybody have any questions? >> you just talked about how important it is for amy coney barrett to be confirmed. guest: with -- ms. trump: with judge amy coney barrett's, i had a chance to meet her and her family. i love that she abides and follows the constitution. she does not insert her own personal feelings and emotions into the law. that point, based on the constitution. after rbg is incredible because we have another woman. was a trailblazer in all she was able to do. now we have a woman on the court with seven children. it is incredible and i'm excited. incredible moment, incredible person. getting peop

cramer, tiffany says prepare for a multi-day selloff. they were right for profit taking, he says, yet i find is so interesting that you bought more peloton today why not wait for more of a pullback that cramer says is still to come? >> well, lessen, with all due respect to cramer, i like to make my own determination of when to buy. but why peloton? first because beyonce, right just when i think -- just when i thought the great news from yesterday on this kind of glimmer of a vaccine and kind of like this path forward was a great thing, i wake up this morning and beyonce has struck a deal with peloton. so i love all those things this whole conversation about value and are we in this kind of like rotation, i think it's really -- it's been really hard to have a conversation around value this year because we've had so many companies emerging with these superstar performance. and so, you know, i really do think we're still in a stock picker's environment and we have to be very careful about painting, you know, large sectors with a broad brush

tiffany trump, the younger daughter of president trump, hosted a breakfast with tiffany campaign eventul, minnesota, a state the president lost four years ago. saysook political report the state liens democrat heading into election day. [applause] tiffany: i am so happy to be with you guys today. i love being able to get together with people of our own generation. [indiscernible]

i'm sorry to cut you off there, tiffany. let's bring in sarah it's good to see you again i want to pivot to you with bank of america's fund manager survey says investors have become too bullish. so sell on the vaccine news that we got this week and what may come early in '21. do you buy into that at all? are we too bullish, too complacent >> i mean, i understand where he's coming from and i get it, but i think tiff aany is right that there are a lot of bad things going on right now but we, too, are optimistic. i think it's because markets are forward looking. they're looking through the current situation to, you know, the clearer skies ahead. so, you know, i don't necessarily agree that we're too bullish because, you know, we've already seen that when we get through some of these crises that we're encountering, we're have a rebound and then we'll waiver for a little bit and markets will -- there's some volatility there. but, you know, it's going to continue that way i think for a little while but longer term once these vacci

tiffany cross, thanks to you. tiffany is hosting "a.m. joy" again this saturday, 10:00 a.m. we had moish we had but we have to get more on the breaking news from the white house. >>> u.s. housing and urban development secretary ben carson has now tested positive for covid-19. the 69-year-old retired neurosurgeon. nbc's monica alba at the white house with more. monica, what more can you tell us about how dr. carson is doing? >> reporter: just into my colleague, peter alexander, craig, here we're learning and confirming that secretary carson has tested positive for coronavirus in recent days. we should mention, he has been around the president and may be a part of this larger outbreak that we just learned about over the weekend with chief of staff mark meadows testing positive. in addition to four other white house aides who were in and around different events here over the last week or so. we should also mention secretary carson was at various campaign events in the closing days ahead of november 3rd. he was in michigan at a rally that i was at. i saw him both wearing a mask

and tiffany lee. >> garret, i want to start with you. a statement tonight that sidney powell is not a member of the legal team but she appeared at the press conference of the election lawsuits, what's the story? >> for people who's not following this. cindy powell is in the star of the pro-trump media universe. she's mostly focused on georgia cases. talking about voting machine that is were programmed by hugo chavez and deep level of conspiracy. to say she's not working for the president was confusing. on thursday, i heard him say this at a news conference in washington. >> representative of our legal team, representing president trump and we are representing the trump campaign. when i finish, cindy powell and jenner ellis will follow me. >> so alicia there are still question here that powell was at some point representing the president and his campaign. the question is why did the folks in the building behind me decides that she no longer do so. we spoke about last night and whether it was her commentary about releasing frauder fraud cl

mark-paul gosselaar, elizabeth berkley lauren, mario lopez, and tiffani thiessen are here.eacock. [ cheers and applause it's on the peacock. and we've got a special performance from our pal, gosh, she always bring it. sheryl crow, is paying tribute to tom petty tonight [ cheers and applause we love sheryl what's the song -- ♪ you don't kno how it feels you don't know ♪ she does a version of that tonight, and it's great. she crushes it speaking of crushing, did you guys see this video of chris evans playing the piano, it went viral? watch this ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay, okay, okay, that's enough. that's enough. people are really going nuts for this but come on, chris, leave some stuff for the rest of us you're good at everything. [ laughter ] it's like, we get it you look great in a cable-knit sweater. meanwhile, if i wear one of these, people assume we're doing a sketch on the show called "deadliest catch: nantucket. [ laughter ] >> tariq: yeah, it's like, we get it you're captain freaking america. you're not just an avenger, you're the first avenger but, no, that wasn't enough. y

, not stephanie >> tiffany, stephanie, sounds the same >> it was for -- >> i think it depends. >> tiffany, it's for me. okay so let's go back it is the deference between short-term and long term short-term you can get wrapped up in all this noise on a day to day basis and be a day trader if that's what you want to do i look at longer term. to your point, eight to ten to ten to 12 sometimes 24 months period, maybe longer because i believe like tiffany just said in secular growth i believe in total addressable markets you have got to give it time that's why i like the barbell of owning some tech and some cyclicalless but eight to ten, months down the road we are going to have a vaccine maybe more we are going to have better growth we are probably going to have better profit growth if you have a vaccine earnings estimates are probably too low for next year. and there are people calling for 30% earnings growth next year. would you imagine if we got higher than that that's not priced into the market the companies have done amazing jobs in cutting costs, et cetera also, we are going to know the

glen da glover, tiffany cross, my friends, that is tonight's reidout." with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on all in, joe biden and kamala harris have won. a defeated president pouts and americans flood the streets. tonight how the white house was won with david plouffe and tom perez. >>> new warnings from the fired secretary of defense and the doj pushes the false narrative of election fraud. >>> plus, the high stakes georgia runoff is democratic candidate john osoff and the news of a vaccine break through when ""

tiffany trump, the younger daughter of president trump, hosted a vest with tiffany campaign event inaul, minnesota. the cook political report narrates the race as liens democrat, heading into election day. [applause]

. >> reporter: easier said than done for tiffany. >> i cannot get a hold of anybody. i do not have a private doctor. >> reporter: there is light at the end of the tunnel. >> in the future, what we would like to have is something in the can't a home pregnancy test, where it is, the answer comes out as a colored, as a different color, indicating line. >> within the first quarter, of 2021, we should really see a lot of this testing become more available to the consumer. that is what really has to happen. >> so you saw the young woman there who come you know, does not have a doctor, does not really know where to go. what should people do if they just can't get tested? >> reporter: yes, i mean, that is a scenario in so many cases. for tiffany if she comes back here tomorrow morning she should let them know that she has been exposed, and she would hopefully go to the front of the line. in a perfect scenario. but for those who just want to get tested because they're going out of town or for the holidays, that is really not the reason right now. you will be able to get tested

tiffany trump, the younger daughter of president trump, hosted a breakfast with tiffany campaign eventpaul, minnesota, a state the president lost four years ago. the cook political report narrates the race as leans democrat, heading into election day. guest: i'm so happy to be here y

tiffany, do you have any questions? >> council member yu: hi, this is tiffany. thank you again for the presentation. i was really excited to see this economic recovery task force being put together. and i do know that rodney fong is one of the advisory members on the san francisco disability business alliance, so it was nice to know we had a little bit of representation on the task force. my question is around -- so the report was submitted in october. thank you for the in-depth review on the recommendations. i do agree with helen, i think as a task force it is difficult to come to a council meeting and have made these recommendations but not be able to show what has actually been implemented. my question is with a potential second wave of covid and the pandemic, do you know if the task force will come back together to reassess if there are new recommendations that need to be made? the longer our economy is impacted? >> that's a good question. i don't know the answer to that. i have not heard anything about that. but i just don't know. >> thank you. >> co-chair

>>actress tiffany haddish served up more than just meals in hollywood this thanksgiving. a story coming up after the break. >>well a star-studded thanksgiving in hollywood, some big names in entertainment came together to serve thanksgiving meals to people in need it was the 40th annual thanksgiving at the laugh factory and its name the with the side of laughter. carla says saito has that story. >>last top 100 after laughter was launched on this thanksgiving. >>funny man paul rodriguez, one of many stars to light of the mood outside the laugh factory for the 40th annual thanksgiving dinner i've been coming for the last to win got me. a lot of it's my time. >>started performing at the laugh factory back in 1997 and so i've been coming every >>a median tiffany haddish is sharing her blessings with boyfriend common to be invited me and said man this is something she does every year. and i felt like it be great to to be able to to give during this time this year's giveaway almost didn't happen. we were thinking i'm not doing that, but because so many phone call people crying

his kidse moved to oklahoma wi their mom and daughter tiffany said don never stopped being a loving father. >> i had to go out of his way to keep you two in his life. >> he did. >> albuquerque is far away. >> he always made the drive, though. >> when don was in his late 30s, he pursued a dream to become a firefighter. he was told he was too old but that didn't stop. do you think it was the adrenaline running hot when it's going lidown? >> maybe. i think he cared for people and wanted to do his part to save as many lives as he could. >> and soon, don met dennis' neighbor, a woman named christine. >> she made him happy. she washi corky and silly like was so i think they got along real well. >> and she was like literally the girl next door. >> yes, literally. wasn't long before don and christine married.st just a little over a year later, they had a baby girl together. they named her sienna. she seemed to complete don's life. >> he was above the world knowing that we were so far away at least he can have his own child right there with him every step of the way, every second of the day. >> as

she's maybe a hyped-up tiffany. dana: oh, tiffany. at the mall.all? [laughter] dana: i didn't get to go -- greg: you wanted to go. dana: what'd you think? jesse: this give you a million reasons not to rote for joe biden. did you see what i did there with the song? how i made it into a -- dana: is that a song she sings? >> yes. i mean, did joe biden approve this message? this tells me that they're losing in the battlegrounds, and they're not connecting with people that are middle class, working people who drive pickup trucks and joe biden needs to get them out and looks tone deaf to me. dana: are we missing something, juan? juan: yeah, she's going to pennsylvania. she gave a clue which said it's the state where he grew up and of course she's from pennsylvania. the idea that she's going back to pennsylvania, that she's there practicing celebrity political culture, i think that's good news for the campaign. you just need teem pop enthusiastic, and given -- people to be enthusiastic. begin the i way that with talk about hollywood celebrities, i won't

at tiffany's she said she was allowed to purchase anything she wanted as long as it was $10. after the mona lisa was hung inside the large medieval sculpture hall, under the direction of james where more, john walker undoubtedly felt a tinge of envy. he had more to work with in the medieval sculpture hall then walker had in the noisy barrel vaulted loud west hall at the national gallery. at the metropolitan, the painting hung at the perfect eyesight line. it was displayed against a hanging of stunning french brocade of red and green. it was beautifully lit from the top, the bottom, and both sides and the bulletproof glass protected the paintings surface but somehow in new york at the metropolitan, the glare from the custom spotlights did not reflect as much as it had in the marbled hall gallery distorting the vio. unlike the national gallery to walker's, -- distorting the view . unlike the national gallery, to walker's chagrin, the mets display was hailed as a flawless. more than symbolism was involved. the crowds were proof enough that the blockbuster show had ushered in a n

yes tiffany. >> councilmember yu: thank you for your brief remarks. i had a question about the underground muni. i was curious if you were able to provide additional information as to the holdup of why it's probably not going to be until 2021 until the underground muni opens? >> yes. the short and brief explanation is that when we brought that rail on august 22nd, we had to -- we were running slow on the subways and we had service interruptions. that's because we discovered that when running normal service, we were having issues with overhead wire. there's been very detailed information on our website. basically it's part of the overhead wire, kind of splicer. ones we purchased are defective. we purchased and replaced them all over our system. we had to wait for shipments, we had to special order them and wait for them to get manufactured to our specification that we shipped from europe. we had to install them. all of those are the thing that add up to us not being able to bring back rail service for you until early next year or end of this year. >> c

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this has been a game of politics that shouldn't have been played with the stimulus. >> tiffany, backdaq trade get a fire under it basically when the possibility of the blue wave sort of diminished, at least for now is that really the best case scenario for the tech trade, that president trump remains in office >> yeah, so i wouldn't say that. i mean, i tend to look at tech -- i mean, in a little bit different way. i don't think that tech is political. i think that, you know -- i like to kind of wrap my head around kind of three versions of tech like your straight tech companies, you know, like our usual suspects like the mic microso microsoft, apple, amazon, and they are positioned to do well we're just in this new time where we just need those companies and everybody is using them but i lalso think these companis like what i call tech adjacent, like far fetch, fedex, u.p.s., lulu, chipotle, are which kind of adopted this kind of like digital way of work. and they have been able to really kind of pivot very quickly. and then tech enablers like your shopify, etsy, on track and also ch

tiffany kearny will present. >> thank you. we are seeking the approval of the commission for the next set of grants that are with the department's six remaining nutrition partners who provide congregate meal programs for older adults. these nutrition partners have -- congregate meal programs slightly differently to meet the needs of the consumers they serve and at the same time adhere to the health orders related to the provision of meals and food services in a covid-19 environment. the nutrition partners provide a range of meal cuisine, including a chinese, japanese and latin and are providing modified congregate nutrition services at multiple sites throughout the city. depending on capacity, these nutrition partners are providing hot meals, chilled meals, frozen meals and in some cases, a combination of both hot and frozen. thank you and i am happy to answer questions about this. >> thank you. are there any comments or questions from the commissioners? seeing none, commissioners, do we have anyone from the public who wishes

and at tiffany's, she was allowed to purchase anything she wanted as long as it was $10. i love that story. after the mona lisa was hung inside the large medieval sculpture hall, under the direction of the museum director, john walker undoubtedly felt a twinge of envy. the director had more to work with in the sweeping space of the met's huge medieval sculpture hall than walker had in the noisy, barrel vaulted, loud west hall at the national gallery. it was the metropolitan. the painting hung at the perfect eyesight line, not too high or too low. it was displayed against a hanging of stunning french brocade of red and green. it was beautifully lit from the top, the bottom, and both sides. and the bulletproof glass protected the painting's surface. but somehow in new york at the metropolitan, the glare from the custom spotlights did not reflect as much as it had in the marble-halled national gallery. distorting the visitors' view. and unlike the national gallery, chagrin, -- walker's chagrin, the presentation was hailed by critics as flawless. even the typically brutal art

. >> princeton, new jersey tiffany asks how do i know what size turkey to buy?it is thanksgiving morning. it is a different year so people are doing different things. people are cooking on the weekend or something like that. if you are so shopping butterball suggests shopping two pounds per person per guest to allow you generous meal and a lot of leftovers. a lot of people will have them this year, people, or malicious turkey, celebrate, head to butterball.com for leftover recipes, turkey and shallot as, we recommend the 2 pounds per person and a lot of ways you can use your turkey in the coming days. >> people having smaller celebrations this year. the small turkeys are flying off the shelves. we appreciate all the tips and advice. happy thanksgiving. >> poor tiffany got scolded. 1 million crockpots recall on the busiest cooking day of the year. the crockpot multi-cooker recalled over the list, causing hot food or liquid to cause serious burns. 99 injuries have been reported. customers are being asked to contact the company for a replacement. >> american famili

i look back the whole family is here tiffany come on up come on up tiffany, here honey say something. >> hello wisconsin, you have heard my father talk about some of the things that he's been able to accomplish over the past four years, i am so proud of so many of them but i will say the thing i am most proud of is unlike politicians, he has never forgot why he ran for president and who he is fighting for, you. never forgot, it is a beautiful thing to see and he works so, so hard every single day and let me just tell you, washington has not changed donald trump, donald trump has changed washington. there is more to come, now we have to fight for him and we have to fight for this country that we love so much and get out and vote tomorrow, thank you wisconsin, we love you and god bless. >> thank you sweetheart, jared would you like to say something about peace in the middle east to this very small crowd. >> thank you, it's an honor to be with all of you, i would just say in washington if the things that the politicians were talking about were easy, they would've been done a long time ag

>>well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news stars like comedian paul rodriguez, an actress tiffanyaddish served up more than just meals in hollywood this thanksgiving. we'll have the story coming up after the break. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces... just whisk it in... ...brush it on ...sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better sfx: turkey gobble sfx: dog bark sfx: bubbles give thanks, no matter how you share it. about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>a star-studded thanksgiving in hollywood, some big names in entertainment came together

the season 3 premiere of fbi special agent tiffany wallace joins to help search for suspect who plan a mass shooting at a media company. also tonight agent lacroix's father returns. we sat down with two of the stars and asked how the show helps distract from the difficulties of the year. >> we are talking about how important it was to have an emotional story line to distract from the realities of coronavirus and what we have been going onto start off on the right foot with how the show will portray these things and to navigate those delicat, roads with the things we have all gone through. >> catch the season premiere of fbi and fbi most wanted starting tonight at nine on cbs. >>> it seems like you can get just about everything on amazon. now even your prescriptions. coming up the company's latest venture in to the pharmacy world. >> and kpix is working to bring you the positive stories during this difficult time. check them out at kpix.com/together and you can send your ideas do you have questions about medicare options for next year's coverage? i'm meredith vieira. the medicare annu

we have a great breakfast spot call brick fast at tiffanies. some of the older businesses are refurbished and newer businesses are coming in and it's exciting. >> we even have our own brewery for fdr, ferment, drink repeat. it's in the san francisco garden district and four beautiful muellermixer ura alsomurals. >> it's important to shop local because it's kind of like a circle of life, if you will. we hire local people. local people spend their money at our businesses and those local mean that wor people willr money as well. i hope people shop locally. [ ♪ ] >> commissioner green? >> present. >> commissioner guillermo. >> present. >> clerk: commissioner christian. >> present. >> commissioner chow. >> present. >> and commissioner chung. >> present. >> i'll do the approval of the october 6, 2020 minutes. >> the gang is all here. the commissioners have any edits or if not we can entertain a motion to approve. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> second. there's no one on the public comment line so far today. >> president bernal: all right. >> cler

>>started performing at the laugh factory back in 1997 and so i've been coming every >>a median tiffanyhaddish is sharing her blessings with boyfriend common to be invited me and said man this is something she does every year. and i felt like it be great to to be able to to give during this time this year's giveaway almost didn't happen. we were thinking i'm not doing that, but because so many phone call people crying on the phone this is was everything the setup much different this year because of covid restrictions but this thanksgiving meal comes with turkey and all the fixings enough to feed 1500 people in need i'm very thankful. i had about a with very grateful as in one so there are 2 radiation became the last year to assist the passed away november 17th. >>down time started to get time and also got a reward where i came back this time because remember the last >>even the stars giving before being nominated for a nominated for a grammy for black you know that's huge in the category would like jerry seinfeld in these people is like amazing thankful from music thankful to be here ri

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and then we kissed each other and then ran back down the aisle to the music from "breakfast at tiffany'sn't yet law, but it was said in a lawful ceremony for the first time. we miss her, and so does america. - if you really want to go to law school and become a lawyer, you will stop feeling sorry for yourself and you will find a way. that... that advice has stood me in good stead my entire life. the question is, "do i want this enough?" if the answer is "yes," i find a way. - so after spending two days in my closet, i'm sure about two things. one, i went way too hard into the boyfriend blazer look. and two, losing rbg isn't just losing progress. now that her seat has been filled with a sixth conservative justice, it means moving backwards. and it's not just on abortion rights. what's left of the voting rights act could well be finished off, lgbtq rights could be rolled back, a 6-3 scotus is also much likelier to strike down big climate change legislation. basically, unless you're a straight cis white guy with gills who loves forest fires, then right-wing pam beesly over here is gonna scr

. >> all right we're turning left here in a minute >> reporter: and under the guidance of coach tiffany surber >> looking good, guys. keep it going. >> reporter: surber welcomed paul's older siblings, who are also blind, onto the cross-country team starting in 2014, making inclusion a core value >> we're called in this life to love others and serve others and use our talents to the fullest. and rebel's just a perfect demonstration of that. >> reporter: off the field paul and rebel forming a lasting friendship >> is this your card >> yep >> reporter: paul's mom, valita, moved by rebel's efforts. >> i am humbled that people are willing to be so generous, just for a genuine need in someone else >> reporter: she says when the run is done they get to just be kids again >> they do typical kind of goofy things you know, joke around. things i don't see paul doing with any other students ever. >> reporter: rebel's mom louann says it's a unique bond built on kindness with a unifying message what have you learned from these two boys? >> there's so much more to paul and rebel's story than running.

just to be clear, tiffany, nothing in the state has said high schools cannot open, but what we're doing here, again, local school districts are making the decisions but they're being cautious, as they should. to be clear, a lot of counties have fallen into a situation where businesses have had to close indoor dining and things of that nature. we're seeing a scaling back. i think that's a signal that we should be careful as it relates to schools as well. >> no doubt. are there a lot of cases related to kids' associations at school or no? >> i can only tell you about the few school districts that we've been monitoring where they owned they're either closed because of the increase of cases or they've got classrooms under quarantine. i can give you districts that if they have classes under quarantine or they've had to close. new york city schools on the verge of potentially closing because we keep seeing the numbers increase. we've got to be cautious. >> we know some school districts in the bay area, elementary schools, middle schools that have been open for about a month and so far, they'r

. >> all right >> reporter: under the guidance of coach tiffany server. >> keep it going. >> they welcomedg in 2014 making inclusion the core value. >> we're called in this life to love others and serve others and use our talents to the fullest and rebel's just a perfect demonstration of that. >> off the field paul and rebel forming a lasting friendship. >> is this your card >> nope. >> paul's mom moved by rebel's efforts. >> i am humbled that people are willing to be so generous just because they see a genuine need in someone else. >> she says when the run is done, they get to just be kids again. >> they do typical kind of goofy things joke around. things i don't see paul doing with any other students ever. >> reporter: rebel's mom says it's a unique bond built on kindness with a unifying message. what have you learned from these two boys >> there's so much more to paul and rebel's story than running they're showing the world that it doesn't matter, you can be nice to people and you can make friendships no matter the differences. >> thanks to jose diaz-vallart i can't wait to see this rel

>> this is tiffany stovall, i would like to comment on that as well. one of the things that -- so we know that the workforce issue is one that's ongoing. it's not new to the covid pandemic, obviously. finding a skilled workforce has been a challenge for manufacturers for quite some time and i think the manufacturers on the call would agree with that. one thing that was a particular -- it has been a particular challenge and a particular concern during this covid pandemic is as manufacturers have had to navigate how they keep operations going, one of the things that they are really worried about is keeping their workforce. okay? so -- >> people are home and they could go and especially for smaller ones, it's hard. >> yeah. absolutely. and so they don't -- they're trying to avoid layoffs at all costs. as we -- we have helped -- and i know it's not just us, the kansas manufacturing -- but other naps across the network, we've been hands-on trying to get manufacturers access to the ppp and other resources that are available to them so they can stay open, kee

stocks and $3.1 trillion you're talking about the biggest names in there with walmart if there and tiffany, costco, amazon, macy's, urban outfitter, and it goes on and on. look at a few tables first one-month up 7.25% look at the three-month, next table. up 11 1/2 versus the entire sector up six, a double. look at the six-month performance, again here up 51%, almost double the sector up 27 so the question is have we come a little too far too fast? that's the thinking. let's look at a couple of charts no judgments made, no annotations by me. now, the next chart. what we know is that it had five distinct draw downs, corrections if you will of 10% plus. you can see them there the thinking is we are due for one of those the final chart, it is lines drawn, converging trend lines, which you can see. it is all the same chart three times. now the question is, we're up against the upper band of that internal trend line, the thinking, we pull back towards the lower end. that would be about a 5% plus sell-off from here i think that's is what is coming. >> all right, carter thanks for that. mike, what

these guys had pandemic carved out, but their business has deteriorated a lot more than tiffany's and perhaps they didn't have the negotiating leverage you did have a couple other things that the simon side really felt that they at least had some chance with the judge not going to happen. you got the deal 43 from 52.50 to 43, jim but, basically, same deal terms. they could close it as soon as before the end of the year it does need a new shareholder approval not unexpected in some ways, jim. but david simon did get a significant price reduction. though they're still taking on a lot of debt. don't look at the price overall. remember, they're also taking on a lot of the debt here, as well. the debt that comes along with it, i should say >> but, look, this is a vaccine play federal realty up $5 they never cut their dividend. john wood fought and fought and i think that people want to be back in these stocks because happy days are here again or soon will be here again with a vaccine. so, there is just, david, people are nautot looking at the mall right now, but looking at it in the future

we're seeing his son eric, his daughter tiffany. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. this is without question the latest news conference i have ever had. thank you. i appreciate it. i want to thank the american people for their tremendous support. millions and millions of people voted for us today. and a very sad group of people is trying to disenfranchise that group of people. and we won't stand for it. we will not stand for it. i want to thank the first lady, my entire family, and vice president pence, mrs. pence, for being with us all through this. and we were getting ready for a big celebration. we were winning everything. and all of a sudden, it was just called off. the results tonight have been phenomenal. and we are getting ready, i mean, literally, we were all set to get outside and just celebrate something that was so beautiful, so good. such a vote. such a success. the citizens of this country have come out in record numbers. this is a record. there's never been anything like it

. >> as for tiffany and family. >> they are adapting. >> i have that's of fooling worn out. we've gotten to the point of being able to cope. >> they are missing their friends, each family member are finding new sources of joy. >> i think she's learning from this experience and making her a stronger person. . >> all good advice. the supreme court blocks a cap on religious services, how it may affect houses of worship. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. . >>> a supreme court ruling could have an impact on religious services. a hate night ruling rejected strict limits on religious gatherings. >> how much can the government limit the size. the court sa

tiffany williams sounded optimistic during her speech last night. she, she, she, she said that the stakeholders sounded very optimistic during the meetings. and she also mentioned that, along with the reaching a consensus on holding the nationwide elections on the 24th of december next year. they've also agreed on forming the new executive authority, which is going to include a national, a government to be separated from the presidency presidential council. they've also agreed on the way they will speak about the criteria and make an ism of and eligibility of those whole will apply to hold new positions. but despite the fact that there is an optimistic tone of that meeting, but there is still some kind of disagreement between the stakeholders, especially in regard to who will hold the new positions. so what happens next would will this take all those that are going to a week and turn evil during the week? they're going to think also relate to their constituencies and discuss their lead to belittle the creativity and mechanism of the names who are no

that was comedian tiffany haddish narrating the newest trailer.dson, ariana grande and snoop dogg, so you can't get any more christmas than that. >> mr. christmas than mrs. santa claus. >> ms. claus >> she has capitalized well done. >>> a san antonio community is coming together to throw an unforgettable birthday celebration for raiden gonzalez. he's a 5-year-old who lost both his parents to coronavirus this year from our affiliate woai, morgan burr r burrow has the story. >> reporter: it's a party only a young 5-year-old could dream of. a day filled with birthday cake. >> words can't explain what i'm feeling right now. >> reporter: sansa and mrs. claus and dinosaurs. >> the community coming together a little bit is just such a big deal through these times showing unity more than anything. >> reporter: the massive car parade lasted nearly an hour, all of it for raiden gonzalez. >> there's other people that are coming from other cities. >> reporter: the young boy's family has been torn apart by covid-19 his parents gone after losing their battles t

stovall: senator, this is tiffany stovall. issue ishe workforce one that is ongoing. it is not new to the covid pandemic obviously. finding skilled work force has been a challenge for many manufacturers for some time and the manufacturers on the call would agree with that. had been ahat particular challenge and particular concern during the covid pandemic is as manufacturers have had to navigate how they keep operations going, one of the things they are really worried about is keeping their workforce. sen. klobuchar: especially for smaller ones, it is hard. ms. stovall: absolutely, so they are trying to avoid layoffs at all costs, so we have helped -- and i know it is not just us, the kansas manufacturing, but others across the network, we have been hands-on in helping manufacturers, trying to give and others to the ppp resources that are available to and that they can stay open keep their folks employed. big klobuchar: and i am a fan of that. thank you for the work you do. one last question and i will give this one to mr. russell. in july, when you testified between