and creators of triller.ent. we bought the we had it for a long time. we built our whole business around it. these guys have continuously violated it and stole it, and now they are doing more weird stuff and lying further and changing, trying to shop for venues that benefit them. we don't know why their problem -- we don't know what the problem is or why they are changing the venue. we are planning to file a motion to move the case where it was filed initially. emily: how does triller differentiate itself from tiktok's platform? bobby: well, i were demographic is a little bit older. -- our demographic is a little bit older. we are not stealing data. we are not controlled by the ccp. we have different marching orders. we do not have political agendas. we do not play in those arenas. at the end of the day, our app is a fun app for music , to showcase technology, and for people to share their expressions and voices without any other alter your motive. -- ulterior motives. emily: you filed this patent in july and

i just want to turn to triller. weekend, liz, about how triller 's ceo, chairman put out a message to company employees basically saying that the chinese government is behind tiktok's attacks against triller in the media and some of the bad press they're getting in the media lately. we did a full report on foxbusiness.com. and in that report, we also said that triller's looking to go public via a spac. a special purpose acquisition corp., which you essentially sell it to this type of vehicle which sells shares publicly. of it's kind of -- some people call it a gimmick, other people call it the new way of raising money without too much wall sup, just mainly an -- too much wall street support. just mainly an investment banker, but we'll see where that goes. tiktok is about 50 times larger than triller. so -- liz: charlie, but careful, maybe -- be careful, maybe at some point the little guys become the big guys. we know that. charlie, thank you very much. we'll be right back after the break, folks. six minutes before t

triller was launched in to haven versus tiktok's 100 million, and that's just in the u.s. alone. its users include alicia keys and cardi b. >>> and apple is starting to ship products directly from its retail stores in order to get them into your hands faster. previously your new iphone or mac was shipped from warehouses or china directly. you can now get them from an apple store if you live within 100 miles. that rollout comes as apple gets set to unveil the latest iphone model at an event tomorrow. we'll watch and see how that particular event goes. always a lot of fireworks there. kris and laura, back over to you. >> thank you very much. nice to see you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," helping the homeless during the pandemic. the million-dollar move just announced by north bay leaders. >>> plus, the mail man goes above and beyond the call of duty. how he really went out on a limb to help one of his customers. >>> good morning, to you. look how clear this look is at the golden gate bridge this morning. absolutely gorgeous. it is going to be getting a little bit warmer, tho

triller could go public. by a blank check company. triller was launched in 2015.ve users tiktok has. 65 million for some of the numbers that i saw. spac deal could be worth a quarter of a billion dollars, 250 million. so far they raised 100 million, valuing the company at 1 and a quarter billion dollars. that is interesting. stuart: this criticism of tiktok is their way of marketing their company to bringing their followers over to them? susan: yes. stuart: that's what they're doing. susan: that is a good way to look at it too. stuart: thanks, sewers san. news from the u.k. boris johnson', oh, no, ashley, new lockdown rules in britain? ashley: yes. yeah, it is, boris johnson speaking in the commons today saying that the number of cases in the uk is quadrupled in just the last three weeks. there are more people he says in the hospital with covid-19 than when the country went into lockdown. he is introducing -- but he does say a second national lockdown is not the right way to go. instead he's introduced a three-tier system. tier one being the least restrictive, mil

triller hopes to lure users from round.and at fundraising it has already raised 100 million.t itsg freaks and staff to meet the demands and the post-virus world. new aircraftour planes to its current 11 strong fleet. it is launched over 40 routes and aims for two more by the end of the year. hong kong bankers are being overtaken by their counterparts. new figures are showing the lowest share of investment has fallen to 30%. this is not so surprising when you consider that 90% of the sears ipo were brought to the market. let's get more from jonas bergman. if you look at the business being done here coming out of the mainland, i guess this trend was inevitable? >> this is a long-standing shift that has been happening really since the last 20 years. more, this has been the mainland focus from hong kong. ipos foroned the big example. there is also much more talent now coming from the mainland. more immediatend reason for why we are seeing this shift. it is because of the protests and the enactment of the security law. and banks have become more reluctant to hire homeowners. tom:

that's coming up next but first as we head out to break, some of your other top stories tiktok rival trillering at a deal to go public they're looking at a possible merger as they look to capitalize on tik tok woes meanwhile, astrazeneca said it would need $486 million from the government to fund it's covid research program it will go toward the antibody combination which is set to move into phase 3 trials in the coming weeks and sir richard bransen, virgin orbit is looking to raise up to $200 million in a funding round in a move that could value the satellite launch company at roughly $1 billion the move comes as the commercial space indury h bstaseen hit hard by the covid outbreak. worldwide exchange is back after this ront of you like... like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most plus $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start t

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triller says they have 100 million monthly users as well.t out on the specific numbers. it would be very interesting a day after the elections on november 4th to hear from the judge which will decide tiktok can continue to here in the u.s. stuart: my grandchildren were glued to the story about tiktok. susan: there you go. not your demographic. how much about that? stuart: all right. all right. listen to this one, tucker carlson's interview with tony bobulinski tuesday night drew over seven 1/2 million viewers. media guy joe concha, says he never has seen a cable news number like that. what does it tell you about interest in the story and the election? we'll talk about that in a minute. >>> third quarter gdp, annualized growth rate, a whopping 33.1%. how much would we have grown with no lockdowns and no restrictions? peter morici will answer the question next. ♪ derriere discomfort. we try to soothe it with this. cool it with this. and relieve it with this. but new preparation h soothing relief is the 21st century way to do all three. everyda