although tyler's grandsons are interesting for stories about john tyler. but i asked george h. bush this question, and cheney and others and they have the same comment about the vice presidency. and i asked them about the context of fdr, and kissinger's remark on this was quite amusing, he said if fdr knew he was dying, and in denial about it, why would you want the person who is most likely to benefit from your death to linger around. and fdr did not want to set eyes on truman. if you know you're dying and you're in denial about, it you don't want to look at the guy who's about to take over for you. >> you mentioned you are going to tell us about this about nixon and ford so please do. >> so if i'm a revisionist, and i want to be funny i would say i got tired and i do want to do an extra chapter, but that's not the reason. it was deliberate decision at the beginning, because when i was captivated by my entire life, was this how is somebody who is not the voters choice, and nobody wants this president, how do they lead something that's not theirs when everybody misses their pre

but the chief justice, henry clay, hated tyler. so he didn't get involved because he was gonna make one of his enemies happy where is the other not. so he abdicated responsibility. it's in the book. >> so if the constitution is clear that the duties and powers of the president devolve to the vice president for goes when you colin, can you spin out on what's really at stake, whether he's called the active president, or the president, if he has all of the same powers? i understand there is a different image, but it seems a little ephemeral, and people perceive it as mutually different. >> yes so i think the reason it was so important, i can answer this by talking about why was so important to tyler. the others had to grapple with that, and by all accounts it was not an issue, at all by the time taylor died in office in feel more. so, that means, people accepted the tiger. even in a ten-year period. having read a lot about why tyler was thinking a lot of the, time in a lot of the documents from the era the conclusion that i came to wa

tyler's grandsons are useful about john tyler, but i asked, you know, i asked george h.w. bush this question, i did a number of interviews, kissinger, cheney, a number of others. they all have the same time comment which is i asked them about it in the context of fdr and kissinger's remark is quite amusing, if fdr was in denial about it, why would you want the person who is most likely to benefit from your death lingering around and fdr didn't want to set eyes on truman, if you know that you are dying and you are in denial about it, you don't want to look at the guy who is about to take over for you. >> you mentioned you were going to tell us about nixon and ford, so, please do. . >> so, if i am a revisionist and i want to be funny, i would say i got tired and didn't want to do an extra chapter. it was not the reason. it was a deliberate decision at the beginning because within what i was captivated by my entire life was this idea of how is somebody who is not the voter's choice who nobody wants as president, how do they lead something that is not theirs when everybody mis

for power lunch, i'm tyler maie- tyler mathisen and the nasdaq just 1% away. democratic candidate joe biden taking the lead now in pennsylvania and in georgia, but it is a very thin margin we will break down the latest numbers for you. plus, a record breaking 120,000 new daily coronavirus cases reported yesterday and a top infectious disease expert says it's about to get worse. "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome to "power lunch" everybody, the election shifting towards joe biden today. he took the lead in the counts in georgia and pennsylvania. let's go to eamon javers to break down where we stand right now. >> we're stel loill looking at e same list of uncalled races. joe biden's lead is increasing we've had more vote now coming in today from pennsylvania, moe are vote out from nevada in pennsylvania biden's lead over trump has grown to more than 13,000 votes. take a look at the state of pennsylvania we are about 96% complete. too close to call there. the difference there 13,220. that's the whole ball game if joe biden wins there, this race is ove

>> yeah, i'm sorry, tyler. welcome aboard >> thank you. >> i think you're right. there's some irony that the market, which was the trump report card is playeding a potential change here. a function of not only there had been fear of capital gains tax and some very big selling in the tech sector, which has had a lion's share of the gain, but also slower growth possibly from less stimulus, from less growth-oriented policies biden, if he is president elect may not have the same mandate and therefore may be tougher to grease the rails of the economy. that's part of the explanation the weaker dollar, which is back near, again, two-plus year loun lows, was there to support all the parts of the trade that didn't work yesterday. the fed is out there today, it's amazing this was kind of a, you know, a side event that didn't get a lot of attention, nor do i think the fed wanted to upstate an election process. very important that the market has moved 10% effectively, 10.5% on the nasdaq off those lows from thursday, in effectively four sessions. that's some market participan

how about tyler, ama? that's pretty cool. >> yeah, that is a good shock. and yes, so talented. >> he really is supertalented. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast for the long holiday weekend. s yes, sandhya, what's coming? >> really good looking weather. and that kid is talented indeed. dan and ama, i want to show you a stunning view of our sutro camera tower. look at the colors. it is crystal clear. the buildings there are all decked out. it's starting to feel like the holidays. tomorrow morning if you have to do last minute shopping to get that meal ready, temperatures in the 40s, grab that jacket. sunny and comfortable at noontime. it should be nice through 4:00 p.m. before you need the jackets again. winds are picking up. it's been gusty, 28-miles-per-hour mount diablo. same winds churning up the surf. right now 20 footers. high surf add views ri going until noon tomorrow so watch out for large breakers if you're going to be at the coast. live doppler 7 showing clear skies. i know we can see that over the next 7 days. temperatures falling

>> tyler, thank you so much.ussell 2000 hitting record intra day highs, a the dow soars above 30,000 for the first time we're just below that level right now. plus major cities like l.a. heading into lockdowns going into one of the biggest holidays and retailers forced to shut down with rick caruso next before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm sue herera purdue parmia ple ii ii iia -- guilty in opioid criminal case in milwaukee, an election worker has found nearly 400 uncounted ballots, which will now be tallied. on their own the new votes are not enough to affect president-elect biden's lead >> and final prep for the macy's day parade balloons won't be held by humans instead robots are getting that sought-after job >> take a look at these guys one is corn and one is cobb. they're the lucky turkey that president donald trump is pard

how about tyler, ama? that's pretty cool. >> yeah, that is a good shock. yes, so talented. >> he really is supertalented. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast for the long holiday weekend. s yes, sandhya, what's coming? >> really good looking weather. and that kid is talented indeed. dan and ama, i want to show you a stunning view of our sutro camera tower. look at the colors. it is crystal clear. the buildings there are all decked out. it's starting to feel like the holidays. tomorrow morning if you have to do last minute shopping to get that meal ready, temperatures in the 40s, grab that jacket. sunny and comfortable at noontime. it should be nice through 4:00 p.m. before you need the jackets again. winds are picking up. it's been gusty, 28-miles-per-hour mount diablo. same winds churning up the surf. right now 20 footers. high surf add views ri going until noon tomorrow so watch out for large breakers if you're going to be at the coast. live doppler 7 showing clear skies. i know we can see that over the next 7 days. temperatures falling to t

so, as we watch the way these stocks are playing out, kelly, tyler, the idea here is the leadership so far in this massive rally for stocks in the month of march has been on that. by the way, on industrials, what's leading the way higher? boeing, up 51% just this month. helmet, up 45% general electric, up 41% i would note, folks, the top-performing stocks in the s&p 500 industrial sector all have one thing this common. they're aircraft or aero focused. that's something to watch in the recovery trade with covid. boeing, a huge gainer. the best performing stock in that sector overall so far in this particular month of november, guys back over to you >> although today, salesforce weighing on the dow after this news from the journal ask reuters that salesforce is potentially in the running to acquire slack. slack shares up, what, 25% now >> cnbc has confirmed some of the reporting we've seen from the wall street simprournl reuters. yes, there are talks that have happened, some engagement, perhaps o that front slack shares up 25%. salesforce up 3% now, the reason why this is a big deal is b

. >>> good afternoon, everyone along with kelly evans, i'm tyler malts tyler mathisen this is "powerunch." another vaccine candidate shows show you can see the dow is reacting. the nasdaq has turned positive by.1% or 12 points and we are entering, of course, the most crucial month for the retailers. many stores still shut down but the stocks are rallying, especially department stores, as you see right there. look at the macy's, and nordstrom's. once again, "power lunch" starts right now. >>> thank you, tyler i'm kelly evans. we begin with the markets this hour the dow was up 11% in november that would be a good year. it would certainly make it the best month for the index since 1987 up 25 today. dom chu has more on the action >> it's a catch-up trade for the dow. it has been for the better part of 2020 lagging behind certainly the nasdaq composite and in some cases the s&p 500 as well. remember, the green lighne, the nasdaq far outperforming other indices. now the dow trying to play a little bit of catch up here. a good month for the dow shaping up we'll see if it holds as we head to

>> hey there, tyler. mail-in ballots are being counted in all of pennsylvania's 67 counties, including 7 counties where the tallying began just this morning. we're in philadelphia, in front of the philadelphia convention center this is one of the sites around the state where those mail-in ballots that are being tallied around the clock this is brand-new video from allegheny county, where pittsburgh is. you're seeing mail-in ballots just arriving by mail. those ballots will be kept separate from mail-in ballots that arrived by election day and counted after the ballots that arrived by election day. here's the latest numbers from the state. 3.1 million mail-in ballots were requested. by a third of -- that's a third of registered voters 2.6 million have been cast, which means received and valid about 1.5 million have been counted. that still leaves about 600,000 mail-in ballots on the way or whether requested or decided to go to their polling place instead or just not to vote, the governor of pennsylvania ad

joining us now to talk about what inspired his painting is the artist himself tyler gordon tyler thanks for joining us. i heard he just got off the phone with senator harris. >>talk to me how does it feel to know that you just spoke to the soon to be very first female and person of color to the vice president of the united states. >>love. >>first of all i was shot because i'd calling right now so when my most fun right, she said highs leaders well. it's just like to what did she say i mean obviously she she caught wind of >>piece of art that you have sitting right behind you that's actually what you painted right the one that we see behind you right there. yes so she obviously caught wind of this what did she say i mean what is what is the senators say to a 14 year-old boys, it's got to be flattering for super exciting for you and also exciting for us to hear about it as well. we're still watching painting. and she also talked about her thanksgiving for family. and already we're talking at time for actually went off so just to go to check on that but i was just really shocked and i was

tyler, congratulations my friend. >> thank you. >> tyler, what do you say to other kids kids out therely to anyone. your mother, your father, your teacher, anybody that wants to help and wants to do this, you can start something, even if it's once a year. it doesn't have to be a big thing. you don't have to be the richest person in the world. >> andrea, i'm going to start bawling, okay, this is what we need to see more of. little acts of kindness, small gestures that can roll into become something really, really big. a 9-year-old child gets me thinking, am i doing enough, little by little, what can we all do. that's just amazing. what a great mother you must be. >> thank you. i'm trying, like most moms, trying to figure things out. i take the good and it's been an awesome learning experience for me as you know for an adult because i honestly could have been someone who would walk by people and say oh, i can't make a difference, this issue is too big but i was really glad that i took the time to listen. >> keep being a great example to everyone, your classmates, your school commute comm

tyler was born deaf.as six, surgery restored 50% of his hearing but left him with a studder. >> i'll be doing exercises, speech, to help not get rid of it but to likecontrol it. >> reporter: tyler and his mother established a foundation calmed tongue-tied, which provides help for children with speech impediments. he also spent two years in a wheelchair because of a vitamin-d defish of the his biggest passion though is painting. his portrait of jennifer lopez got him a trip to new york. >> doing my art just makes me, like, so free. i feel like i could do whatever i want. >> it's a very special thing to be an artist like you are. everything i can do to encourage you. >> reporter: tyler has a message for others. >> don't be afraid just to be who you are. >> reporter: after about 2.5 minutes, tyler and the first female vice president to be said their goodbyes. >> take care. >> happy thanksgiving. thank you. >> that was a shock. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> such an hundred statement there. that

what would you like to do, tyler? >> in my near future or far future, i would like to open my own art gallery and just have my art all over the world. >> he's my baby. he's my baby, but he -- it's -- it's like you want to protect him all the time, and you want to, you know, be that mama bear, i guess, as you can say when you comes home crying about being, you know, teased about the way he stutters or being in the wheelchair or anything like that. but, you know, at some point i had to tell him, like, i'm not going to help you with this. you got to figure it out on your own. that's when he chose to start using his voice in his art to kind of speak for him. >> nicole and ty, we got to say you are a very special family. tyler, by the way, 14 years young. he goes to overfelt high school in san jose. and, janelle, i think when everyone does go back to campus, tyler gordon is the big man on campus moving forward. >> for sure. super talented. thanks so much for sharing that. thanks, raj. >>> warriors superstar clay tomp sob i

tyler hollinger joins us tonight. tyler, thanks so much for coming on. how are you surviving?s so good to be on the show again. >> tucker: thank you. >> first of all, i want to say thank you to you, and thank you to your community. after i came on the show the first time, the overwhelming support, love, compassion of your community buying gift cards, coming to the restaurant, was absolutely mind-blowing --ni >> tucker: good. >> it is a testament to the beauty of humankind that we look after one another, and i want to thank you. >> tucker: well, thank you for saying that.in we have the best viewers. >> you have the most amazing viewers, and this kindness is overwhelming, and the gratitude is amazing. de blasio and cuomo will not stop us. let's be clear. they will not stop new yorkers. they will not stop new york businesses, because they are temporary individuals, and the businesses and the people thatat live in new york are permanent. >> tucker: that is such a nice point. i wonder, in the short term, though, they are still here. can you make a living if you have to close at 10,

tyler? we hand it off to wilf and sarah, the dow has taken a bit of a swoon down 84 points as we turn it over to the closing bell. >> thank you, kelly and tyler. welcome, everyone, to closing bell i'm sara eisen >>> fang stocks helping to lead the rally for the nasdaq money flowing back into those work-from-home like zoom, salesforce, etsy energy stocks and financials were among the top

tyler and kelly, back to you >> thank you, seema. stocks are soaring today the dow and s&p, barely positive it could go negative it's only up two points while the dow was surging 1,300. we're requesting to get closing trades on oil, which is up 8.5%, back above $40 a barrel and we'll look at just faust the economy overall can be expected to rebound now that's coming up on "power lunch. >>> and now the latest from trading nation and a word from our sponsor. as business moves forward, we're all changing the way things get done. like how we redefine collaboration... how we come up with new ways to serve our customers... and deliver our products. but no matter how things change, one thing never will... you can rely on the people and the network of at&t... to help keep your business connected. >>> well come bacome back, every the u.s. now has confirmed more nan 10 million case of covid-19. roughly one-fifth of the world wide total new daily u.s. cases have jumped more than 60% over the last two weeks, and average daily cases are rising in

. >> reporter: tyler gordon received a phone call at his home in san jose on wednesday afternoon.other end is someone he has wanted to meet for quite a while. it is vice president-elect, kamala harris. >> thank you for that beautiful, beautiful work that you have done. >> reporter: that work is this, tyler painted a portrait of harris recently. he posted this fast motion video of himself on action on social media. it received 1 million views and counting. harris was one of them. >> the way he did it, it means so much to me. for you to be my homeboy, and to do that kind of thing, it really touches me very deeply. thank you. >> thank you. >> she inspires me to keep going. she represents breaking through barriers. i have broken through many barriers. >> reporter: that is putting it mildly. he was born deaf. when he was 6 years old, surgery resort his hearing, but left him with a stutter. >> i am going to therapy, not to get rid of it, but to control it. >> reporter: tyler and his mother established a foundation called tongue-tied, providing help for children with speech impediments.

hi, tyler. i don't think you don't want to take too much away from what's happening in the market yesterday and today. i would keep in mind basically the market's had some time to prepare for the election and if you look at the last really four months, you could argue that the markets are sideways over a pretty big range and sort of trying to go back into the middle of the range. i'm not sure that the market is speaking that loudly that, you know, it's made up its mind. >> so the past two days do not suggest to you that the market assumes a swift resolution, but then the question becomes what, if anything, do the past two days signify >> you know, over the last three months, what we've seen it market sentiment about the election and whether it's going to be contested and close or, you know, it's very, very clear, it's basically fluctuated massively. i would say we have sort of, you know, in the middle of the third wave of repricing. but if you look at, you know, you take a point in the past wher

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tyler was born death when he was 6. surgery restored 50% of his hearing.ter. >> i have been doing some exercises, working with speech, to help, not give it, but to control it. >> reporter: tyler and his mother established a foundation called tongue-tied, which provides help for children with speech impediments. he also spent two years in a wheelchair because the vitamin d deficiency. his biggest passion though is painting. his portion of jennifer lopez got him a trip to new york where he met jennifer lopez and her partner, alex rodriguez. >> doing my art makes me feel free. i feel like i can do whatever i want. >> such a special thing to be an artist like you. anything i can do to encourage. >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: tyler has a message for others. >> don't be afraid to just be who you are. >> reporter: after about two and half minutes, tyler in the first female vice president-to- be said their goodbyes. >> take care. >> bye, thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, thank you. >> bye. >> bye-bye. >> was a shock. >> reporter: rob roth, kt

tyler gordon painted a portrait of harris and launched a campaign to try to get her to see it.ashley tells us, the teenager just received the phone call of his life. >> oh, my god. i'm overwhelmed with your -- the magnificence of your artistry. you really have a gift! >> 14-year-old tyler gordon had been waiting for that call, but he didn't know if it would ever come. the teenager from san jose painted a portrait of vice president-elect kamala harris and wanted her to see it. >> she came from the bay area and i just felt really connected because she's working hard and her hard work did pay off. >> tyler's hard work paid off. she tweeted a time lapse video of himself painting. the video was viewed over 1 million times. one retweet came from chelsea clinton and in a retweet today tyler thanked her. >> one day when i'm in oakland i hope to meet you in person. >> me too. >> i just wanted to call to say thank you. >> in a later tweet, chelsea clinton suggested the painting go up at the vice president's residence. tyler has similar dreams. >> my dream is to paint the white house offi

that was a shock. >> reporter: tyler says he loves painting whoever and whatever inspires him. and he's no stranger to painting portraits of celebrities and notable figures including recently adding a new portrait of president-elect joe biden to his collection but he says painting vp-elect harris was a special one for him because he says he too has overcome adversity in his life. >> she's from the bay area also, my hometown, and she broke through tons of barriers herself and myself i broke through tons of barriers with my stutter. me being deaf until i was 6 and me being in a wheelchair for two years. >> so he paints who inspires him and tyler is absolutely inspiring so many of us. tyler dreams of opening his own art gallery and his portrait of vp-elect harris along with a few other paintings will be featured at an exhibit at the beverly center in l.a. starting december 1st. he is only 14. holy cow. >> the look on his face after that call. >> that was sweet. >> his eyes were so big. >> that was so great. thank you, janai. >>> this by the way is small business saturday and holid

tyler was born deaf. when he was six, surgery restored 50% of his hearing but left him with a studder. >> i do exercises, to help not get rid of it but to, like, control. it >> reporter: tyler and his mother established a foundation called tongue-tied which provides help for children with speech impediments. he also spent two years in a wheelchair because of a vitamin deficiency. his biggest passion is painting. his picture of jay-lo got him a trip to new york where he met her and other artists. >> it's a very special thing to be an artist like you are. >> reporter: tyler has a message for others. >> don't be afraid to be who you are. >> reporter: after about 2.5 minutes, they were said their goodbyes. >> take care. >> all right. thank you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. thank you. >> bye. >> bye. that was a shock. >>> coming up here on k, it vu at 6:30, getting the jump on the thanksgiving generosity. we'll introduce you to a group of black-owned business owners who spent the day handing o

one last question from tyler. tyler? hi, can you hear me? tyler olson with fox news. you talk about how people have the right to bring claims in , these arengs serious accusations being thrown around by the trump campaign, so what proof or facts should be brought forward, and what forms are appropriate? do you want to go? >> i did not want to cut you off, leader. >> in terms of -- arguably, we have the first batch of provisional ballots, individuals who claim they never requested mail-in ballots, but got them anyway, which is why they were unable to vote in person. they will all be individually adjudicated. checkedbe likely they the enrollee every time, rather than one and done. if someone thinks their vote was stolen, and someone alleged that to me earlier, they need to , whoeveraw enforcement has oversight of that. that is really where they need to go. processn focused on the ensuring an orderly accounting of the votes and making sure that as we go through that process it is not prematurely ended in terms of the outstanding provisional ballots, which will likely tak

kevin: tyler pager, thank you so much. this thanksgiving because next thanksgiving you'll be at the white house covering the turkey pardons. in our second hour, we will be speaking to a former biden aide, and the latest on the trump legal challenges. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. president-elect joe biden is building his national security team. he plans to nominate the first latino to have the department of homeland security, and the first woman to lead the intelligence communities. saysransition team also they plan to name former secretary of state john kerry to be his climate czar. recountn's partial entered its fourth day today. there have been very few changes in vote totals as trump's attorneys seek to throw out tens of thousands of ballots. joe biden won the state by more than 20,000 votes. pennsylvania republicans have filed an emergency request in state court to try and block the certification of election results in favor of p

meet 14-year-old tyler gordon from san jose. he posted this time lapse video of him painting a portrait of harris. it's amazing! so far it's gotten 30,000 likes. even chelsea clinton retweeted it to the vice president-elect. we met up with tyler at his home and he showed us his personal portrait room. he said he chose kamala harris as his latest subject because she inspires him to overcome some of his obstacles. >> when i stutter, me being deaf since i was 6, me bringing my legs in a wheelchair about two years. so i've been through a lot and i also broke through tons of barriers and feel like she also relates to sort of thing. >> reporter: tyler tells you also he hopes harris would see his post and would like the portrait to be hung in the white house. he is really good. quite the talent. i hope his dreams come true. back to you. >> he is so talented. i've seen him do artwork live and cool to see. >>> something else cool to see is this forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking this forecast and something to smile about. >> o

i remember years ago, i think we had either cameron or tyler.lfred frost when i'm talking to any of them see what i mean. there we go. see, actually, there is a lost winklevoss and there he is right there. anyway, seema, take it away. we have double trouble. >> thank you, joe. i appreciate it. i would like to welcome tyler and cameron winklevoss on cnbc, it's great to see you both. >> thanks for having us. i'm cameron by the way >> of course. >> i don't know who wilfred is. >> both of you are significant holders of bitcoin buying a significant amount back in 2013. tyler, i'll start with you, what have you been doing over the last eight months to accommodate this meteoric rise in bitcoin, and have you been doubling down on your investment in bitcoin? >> so we've just been hod, if it does that, it has to have a market cap of 9 trillion, so we think that prices bitcoin, it could price one day at $500,000 at bitcoin, so $18,000 bitcoin, it's a hold or at least if you don't have any, it's a buy opportunity because we think there's a 25 x from here >>

so i'm going to go for a moment to tyler jeremiah and tyler joining us to me about what is possible yet what we've been doing for a big chunk of the show with me now is working out why the stakes, when they used in a sinister way are problematic, tyler is a student, he knows a lot about ai and even he is surprised how to listen. you know, as someone who's pretty much grown up on social media, i feel like before i have a pretty good understanding of how information gets manipulated by men. it was or so much i didn't know. and coming at this as a political science student, my main concern is how will this ai technology and was the fix impact our politics . so my main question is,, given that your biden just won the presidency here in the u.s., what advice would you give his administration in dealing with this technology going forward? i think that every politician who believes in love liberal democracy and a shared reality to govern society and doesn't want to have neverending information warfare, should make an absolute point of priority. the problems of the information ecosystem and foc

. >> we are running short on time, we are going to take one last question from tyler. tyler? >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> tyler wilson with fox news. you talked about how people have a right to bring claims in contest things. these are serious accusations being thrown around by the trump campaign. what kind of proof or facts do you think folks need to be bringing and what forms would be appropriate for them to do that in? >> do you want to go ahead? >> i do want to cut you off. in terms of any allegations of voter issues, arguably, we have the first batch in the provisional ballots, individuals claimed they never requested mail-in ballots but got them anyway, which is why they were not allowed to vote in person. they will be individually adjudicated and it is likely to be found that many of those individuals accidentally check to the enroll me every time box. they will be looked at. the extent someone things there vote was stolen, and i had someone allege that to me earlier, they need to contact law enforcement, whether it is the u.s. attorney, local district attorney, whoe

tyler and his mother established a foundation called tongue-tied which provides help for children withech impediments, also spent two years in a wheelchair because of a vitamin d deficiency, his biggest passion is painting, ez got him a trip to new york where he met j. lo and rodriguez. >> makes me feel free, feel i can do whatever i want. >> it is a very special thing to be an artist like you are. >> everything i can do, my time has gone up. >> tyler has a message for others. >> don't be afraid to just be who you are. >> after about two and a half minutes, tyler and the first female vice president to be said their goodbyes. >> all right, thank you, happy thanksgiving, thank you. bob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> can you imagine ally and mark getting a phone call from the vice president elect, i don't have an artistic bone in my body. >> what a talented and inspiring young man, you know just hearing his story, i love that rob was able to talk to him and get his story out there because it is really moving. so congratulations to him, i can't wait to see what other artwork, beautiful artwor

think about tyler perry, think about our 200 member food banks, our 60,000 agency partners, 2 millionhere's been unprecedented need and there's also been unprecedented giving during this time and generosity. so, i see both of those things. and more than anything, i recognize that we can do something about this. and i hope that we will. >> do you worry that the resources are going to run out because, still, you know, no promise of any kind of stimulus relief that will help many families get by at least temporarily. are you worried that your organization, tyler perry's organization of getting people together and inputteding his own money into it and other organizations are going to run out of resources. run out of money, run out of food to give out. >> i am concerned. there are real needs out there and there's no way that as remarkable as our food bank network is, this network can't do it alone. the public can't do it alone. it's going to require public/private, government changes in policy. all of us have to come to the table, recognize this is an all-in fight so we can do something th

tyler, over to you >> kelly, you know, when tyler is your i.t.ng department, things can get really gnarly and they did. >> i get paid the same amount so it's all good. let's talk about malls they're looking different this post-thanksgiving difference daiave the retailetls coming up, if i come back. introducing letsgetchecked health testing you do at home. know your health. know yourself. now, get 40% off at letsgetchecked dot com hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then, you're still responsible for 20 percent of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance, but they often have higher monthly premiums and n

remember this last week, we told you about tyler about tyler abot jose teen who painted an extraordinary portrait of vice president elect kamala harris. he painted a portrait of president-elect joe biden to match. he says joe biden has a stutter just like him. tyler's dream is to paint the official white house portrait. >>> you may remember this encounter from a story we did last year. tyler painted jennifer lopez and fiance alex rodriguez. his dream at the time was to meet the couple. abc 7 news teamed up with j-lo's management to make that happen when she performed last summer. very talented kid, lisa. >> wow, i'll say. good morning, everyone. looking out towards emeryville this morning, where high pressure is lingering. the winds are light, and some of that pollution is getting trapped underneath. air quality moderate and better in some areas. we'll be back with a look at the rest of your weekend, and the first week of december in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also next. >> the situation with the denver broncos might be the single most unique, strange story i've seen in season i

tyler's dream is to paint the official white house portrait. i love that. >>> you may remember this encount from a story we did last year, tyler painted jennifer lopez and fiance alex rodriguez and his dream was to meet the couple, so abc 7 news teamed up with j-lo's management and the s.a.t. center to make that happen when she performed there last summer. i love this story, that's so cool. >> it's great. beautiful view, good morning, everyone. check out our roof camera and the colors. the sunrise has been certainly spectacular this morning. temperatures cold though, below freezing in a few neighborhoods. right here in the city we're at 47 degrees. if you liked yesterday, i think you'll like today. we'll talk about the changes ahead for early december, next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also ahead, santa clara county sports stadiums calling time-out. more on what this new health order means for the rest of the 49ers season, as covid-19 begins to grip the entire nfl. sfx: turkey gobble sfx: dog bark sfx: bubbles give thanks, no matter how you share it.

this afternoon tyler was sitting at his home in san jose with his mom.that surprise phone call from mrs. harris. no caller i.d. but mom picked up anyway. >> oh, ty, what a wonderful think you've done. >> oh, thank you. >> your artistry and this gift, it's a very special thing to be an artist like you are. it's a gift you give so many people. people you'll never meet are going to be touched by the work you do. >> me being in a wheelchair for two years and deaf since i was 6, i've been through tons of barriers and i feel that she represents that. >> when he comes home crying about, you know, being teased about the way he stutters or being in the wheelchair or anything like that, but, you know, at some point i had to tell him, like, i'm not going to help you with this. you got to figure it out on your own. and that's when he chose to start using his voice in his art to kind of speak for him. >> tyler, what are you most grateful for on this thanksgiving? >> i'm mostly grateful for my family, my mom. and i just really look forward to cooking a meal with my en

tyler's dream is to paint the official white house cor trait.you may remember this encounter from a story we is it last year, tyler painted jennifer lopez and fiance alex rodriguez and his dream was to meet the couple so abc 7 news teamed up with j-lo's management and the s.a.t. center to make that happen when she performed there last summer. i love this story, that's so cool. how amazing would it be and just a few years if he ends up painting that white house portrait. >> i totally remember that, when we were trying to, the station was trying to get a hold of her people, very cool. very cool. >>> good morning, everyone, from our roof camera, no wind here. it is a cool 46 degrees here in the city, and looking at 30s all around the bay, even some 20s out by the delta. you know the drill, another sunny and mild afternoon but for so long? stay tuned. i'll let you know next. >>> thanks, lisa. also ahead, santa clara county sports stadiums calling time-out. more on what this new health order means for the rest of the 49ers season, as covid-19 begins

kelly. >> tyler, it's a big week for retail earnings among the many names we'll hear from, departmentres try to replace in-store sales for ecommercia e-commerce to retail sales bert bertha >> analysts are looking for a loss for ckohl's tomorrow. they're going to be watching for a continued momentum in digital and signs that kohl's is able to rein in shipping costs which hit margins last quarter holiday is normally peak for digital sales. she expects the company's mix of casual and home to be strong macy's saw digital sales grow more than 50% in the second quarter but analysts say there are signs the retailer's digital penetration moderated over the summer and analysts at ubs say google's search growth from macy's and bloomingdale's was down 23% last month. ceo jeff geanette say consumers will treat themselves while they're stuck at home. >> this is going to be such a tricky period to talk about and cover retail you have the stocks basically looking to six months from now and the vaccine starts to get diss disseminat disseminated it's really confusing. and, frankly, i think it's probab

young artist's hero >>> now to the call of a lifetime for a 14-year-old artist in california after tyler gordon's portrait of vice president-elect kamala harris went viral, he got a surprise phone call from harris herself. >> you know, it's a very special thing to be an artist like you. it's a gift you give so many people, people you'll never meet are going to be touched by the work you do. >> tyler who's partially hearing impaired and has a stutter said h painted harris because she broke barriers the same way he does every day. >>> that teen was from near harris' hometown of oakland, california, but she also has ties overseas as does president-elect joe biden. with more here's keir simmons. >> reporter: irish eyes are smiling tonight. in ireland, president-elect biden is known simply as cousin joe one of those cousins, joe blewitt, is a plumber. his campaign slogan, joe biden for the white house, joe blewitt for your house. >> it would be lovely to be there to mark the inauguration in january. >> reporter: and cousin joe has never forgotten where his ancestors came from. >> during the t

. >>> happy friday i am tyler in for melissa lee. we have a great show lined up for you tonight. and here's ha's coming up. >> perhaps you are feeling a little stressed out this week? not to worry, a call on health care that could help ease your anxiety. then, as if we haven't all been inundated enough, tony has a utilities play that could turn on the water works, so to speak, but in a good way. >>> plus, even when other battles end, you still can't fight the fed. as they say. so professor coe has another shield to protect yourself with. "options action" starts right now. >> let's make more let's get right to it. despite everything that has been happening, what a week it has been health care has been flat lining for much of the year but carter thinks it's time to yell clear as the sector could soon get shocked back to life carter, you are a doctor you, too, have charts. your prognosis >> let's see what it is. a couple of tables and charts. the first. what we know is sometimes one day says a lot what was the best performing sector the day after election day? health care. are there

it went on for miles the food was donated by superstar tyler perry.pplied the gifts for 5,000 families through his studio there. >>> with thanksgiving and black friday just days away, shopping is risky business with crowds a major concern as covid cases concern. how, when and even where you go could make a difference in staying safe here is nbc's molly hunter. >>> with thanksgiving just days away and more people staying home this year, that means more turkeys than people cooking. >> people are going crazy and rushing. >> reporter: the safest way to gather all your ingredients for stuffing and pumpkin pies is right there from your couch. fresh direct, instacart, and walmart all banning for a record week check with your grocery store. they may be closed on thanksgiving but offing delivery or curbside pick-up in the next three days in new mexico stores are closing if too many employees get sick, forcing people to travel farther for food if you absolutely must go in person, keep it short, bring a shopping list so you don't linger, check store policies and

have a great weekend, kell. >> you too, tyler.everybody, "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to the "closing bell" right now, i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen. the dow, and s&p down, nasdaq clinging to slight gains treasury secretary mnuchin attempted to calm wall street saying the treasury and the feds still have fire power left to stabilize the market >>> pfizer applies for emergency use authorization for his covid vaccine today. >>> an