a to is in the gaza, sees buying tools from the united of amazon that sounded ravia. and george end up being the war ended up the is on. there is move them to leave. i don't smoke, i'll forgive you guys. not the best. so mean gauges for pushing hard is very fast for the conclusion floor. but, and he says, it tells me where the invite for the city in the, to the mode i best to roam, to discuss the policy look forward to taking over this trip. adding his countries open to sending peacekeeping forces to gaza. the international criminal court arrest warrant for his body prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also on the agenda. most a countries said they would carry out the arrest or the tongue rejected the routing as did the us positions. very clear these that you have to say that only one position needs to be. you have to know some of these because you're working for peace. utility is a major contributor to un peacekeeping forces in southern lebanon in rome, has condemned attacks on peacekeepers and sold for an immediate cease via us. old boy, almost hochstein, has been

amazon is the lungs of the world. the amazon is the lungs of the world but in my view, our forests and national wonders are the heart and soul of the world. they united us, they inspire us, they make us proud of our countries and heritage. a bridge to the past and to our future. a birthright. we pass down from generation to generation. the amazon rainforest was built up over 50 million years. 50 million years. history is literally watching us now, so let's preserve the secret place for our time and forever for the benefit of humanity. thank you all very, very much. [applause] >> on monday, former trump administration health and human services secretary alex azar will be part of the conversation on equity freedom. on spann 2, c-span now or online at espn espn.org. >> this week on the c-span networks, house democrats will hold their leadership elections for the 119th coming and orientation continues for the newly elected house members. the house will reveto on legislatn at ends the tax ex e. status. on tuesday, fema administrator criswell testifies on disasr readyness and response. then homeland securityecretary aleandro mayorkas and brett holmgren tes

amazon is the lungs of the world. the amazon is the lungs of the world. the wonders are the heart and soul of the world. they unite, they make us proud of our countries and heritage. a bridge to the past and to our future. a birthright we pass down from generation to generation. the amazon rain forest was built up over 50 million years, 50 million years. history is literally watching us now so let's preserve this sacred place for our time and forever for the benefit of all humanity. thank you very, very much. [ applause ] >>> all right, everybody. president biden staying exclusively on topic with regard to deforestation and the fight for humanity against climate change and announcing a number of initiatives and billions of dollars -- millions and billions of dollars going to helping fight climate change around the world, and he made the point that you do not have to choose between the environment and the economy and he said that he has set the world up and this country up for the next administration to see what they will do with it, and he was quite proud of his accomplishments. >> general, i know we were talking

amazon is the lungs of the world. the amazon is the lungs of the world. but in my view our forest and national wonders are the heart and soul of the world. they unite us. they inspire us. they make us proud of our countries and heritage. a bridge to the past and to our future. a birthright. we passed down from generation to generation. the amazon rainforest was built up over 50 million years. 50 million years. history is literally watching us now. so let's preserve this secret place for our time and forever, for the benefit of all humanity. thank you very, very much all right president joe biden. >> they're making it very clear that he reflects on a commitment to the rainforest and to humanity. he says as a u.s. senator and now as u.s. president. and he also left a challenge to his successor, reminding people it's no mistake. you know that his days as the u.s. sitting president are numbered in a matter of a couple of months, he said his fight against climate change is a defining cause, and he leaves his successor a strong foundation in which to build on and you could read between the lines there a challenge there to his successor in donald trump. all ri

meanwhile, president biden this weekend, became the first sitting president of the united states to visit the amazonain forest. and i feel like before you see this, i should tell you, this is not on a green screen. this is not a sketch from "saturday night live." this is the real rainforest, and president biden was actually there. >> so let's preserve this sacred place for our time and forever for the benefit of all humanity. thank you very, very much. >> jimmy: and he was never seen again. he wandered off. got mixed up with some monkeys and that was that. the ayahuasca hit him pretty hard. [ laughter ] spirit airlines today filed for bankruptcy. [ laughter ] turns out, their strategy of being the worst airline in american history didn't pay off. as well as they hoped. how could they have just filed for bankruptcy? i've flown spirit airlines. i assumed they were always bankrupt. spirit stock has dropped more than 93% of its value this year, which is sad. but i believe that if you invested money in spirit airlines, you probably don't deserve to have money. so now we are faced with a relatively new ph

this quote how much they send to fight us corporations like amazon cannot break the power of workers standing together from india, to the unitedhe u.k. and canada. workers are rising against exploitation and corporate intimidation. make amazon pay space day momentum company no matter how wealthy demanding justice. amazon accuses those organizers creating a false narrative. the fact sat amazon we provide great pay all from day one 1.5 million jobs around the world and counting and provide modern, safe and enengaging work space whether you work in an office or operation buildings. this is the union's fifth year to strike against amazon at the beginning of the holiday shopping season, guys. >> so chanley, i would say i'm about 65% done with my shopping list which i think is pretty good the day after thanksgiving. >> joey: i'm about 65%. >> kevin: 1-0 right here. >> carley: amazon strikes, how big are those going to be? everybody shops on amazon stocking stuffers big gifts as well. i think about a couple things with this. first of all, amazon, aside from one facility in staten island isn't unionized. so i don't know who is really

the rest of them, amazon, microsoft, apple, they're all down. unitedhe single biggest loser on the dow. that shaves 70 points off the dow just all by itself down nearly 2%. how about djt. now up slightly and remember it's up 91% in the last month. it's a proxy for trump and chances in the election. ashley: obama criticized what trump's track record is with religious minorities and going to cite a ban on six muslim majority countries in 2017 and prevented them from entering the united states and look at this. >> with you'll cow place your trust in someone that instituted a so called muslim ban and said there's very fine people on both sides of a white supremacist rally. ashley: by the way, that muslim ban was upheld by the supreme court because of the people that wanting to come from the countries and couldn't be properly vetted. i want to go with that but obama's comments coming from both of the votes compete for this on the religious minority in the key battleground states. they will represent them best. mr. obama. stu. stuart: got it, thanks, ash. th

sales at up to 70% off shop gilt.com today president biden this weekend president of the united states to visit the amazon rainforest and he was never seen again. >> he was wandered off got mixed up with some monkeys, and that was that the ayahuasca hit him pretty hard but donald trump's inauguration looming. >> president biden in a race against time in his last two months in office. in a major move over the weekend, biden authorized ukraine's use of u.s. supplied long range weapons for strikes inside russia. the president's decision, representing an effort to cement his foreign policy legacy a legacy that some in his party say has been tarnished by his late withdrawal from the 2024 race and kamala harris election loss. our next guest was one of the first sitting democratic members of congress to signal an openness to replacing biden as the party's nominee back in july, after his debate performance against trump. >> we have to be honest with ourselves that it wasn't just a horrible night, but it's his decision. i just want him to appreciate at this time just how much it impacts not just his race, but all

of the united states once he's inaugurated. until then he can't put a stop to anything." chris livesay, cbs news, rome. >>> president biden on sunday became the first sitting president to visit the amazonainforest ahead of this week's g20 summit in rio de janeiro. biden took an aerial tour of the amazon and met with local and indigenous leaders. the president also designated november 17th as international conservation day and touted his record on the fight against climate change, something he calls a defining cause of his presidency. >> the fight to protect our planet is literally a fight for humanity, for generations to come. it may be the only existential threat to all our nations and to all humanity that exists. >> president-elect donald trump, meantime, is moving quickly to put loyalists in his cabinet while also testing senate republicans' willingness to confirm them. cbs's cristian benavides has more. >> reporter: president-elect trump got a hero's welcome from the crowd at a ufc event at new york's madison square garden. [ crowd chanting "usa" ] but the real fight is waiting on capitol hill as several of his cabinet picks face mounting scrutiny. cbs news has learned his pick to

stuart: amazon's e-commerce unit, big unit, maintained its share of overall e-commerce.h a company that size and market that size. >> look, it's hard to be precise, but they have something like 30% of the e-commerce business in the country. , think about that. and they're still growing as fast or a little faster than the market as a hole. that's a massive business that keeps concern as a whole. again, what they did this time that they have not done consistently is bring those sales to the bottom line. if they start doing that, it's a massive amount of profits. stuart: gerald storch, great stuff. thanks very much for joining us. see you again later, thank you. >> my pleasure. stuart: still ahead, wisconsin senator ron johnson on record early voting numbers. who does that help, trump or harris? elizabeth pitko will react to mark cuban's insult to pro-trump women. >>> steve hilton on harris energizing democrats this if california. that will affect the balance of power in the house. and kansas senator roger marshall, he's a fifth generation farmer. what would farmers get out

of the united states. all of this as president biden prepares to step off the world stage. here he was in brazil earlier this week. the first sitting president to visit the amazon. seeming to wander into the jungle. he missed this group photo of the g20 leaders, apparently due to a scheduling conflict. he is stepping off the stage as this made-for-tv cast of characters moves on-stage for the new trump administration. >> jesse: trump's been sending their calls straight to voicemail. the fbi's been begging to help with vivek's cabinet post. and remember last time trump's talks with mexico and australia were leaked? so that's not happening. the food lobbyist all see the tide coming in. behind the scenes, big sugar is already plotting their way to have their way with rfk. the majority of country's obese, and big sugar is going to do whatever it takes to keep it that way. and it's a new day over at "the view". the ladies have to think before they speak. >> how could you nominate someone with allegations of child trafficking -- or trafficking across state lines and have sex with a 17-year-old? >> you have a legal note. >> i do have a legal note. thank you. matt gaetz

because amazon workers across 20 countries including the united states, will be striking between black friday and cyber monday for the 5th annual make amazon pay demonstration. workers are accusing amazon of as they're calling for increased wages and for employees to unionize. amazon, though, continues to push back on this saying they provide great pay benefits and opportunities. federal agents are reportedly investigating microsoft for alleged antitrust practice. as reports say the ftc is examining whether the information technology giant allegedly offers on fair licensing terms that limits customers who want to move their data to other competitive platforms. competitors such as amazon and google, which offer cloud services have clashed with microsoft. still ahead here on kron for news at 10, the search for the man who police say has been intercepting package deliveries. >> how police believe he convinces delivery drivers to hand them over. plus. >> beautiful around the bay area to couple storms on the coastline. one of the south, coastline. one of the south, one to the north. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? sup

the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up, despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or walbridge sales amazon gets most of the attention. the less atlantic forest has gone largely overlooked. we kind of have a walk, blew up here on what used to be for families farm. these lands have been in my family since the early 19 hundreds. we used to log plant coffee and sugar cane and grease cattle. it was a very different approach to developing the economy. 20 years ago. these used to be grazing lands filled with horses and cows. now it's filled with trees. 810000 representing 500 species from the atlantic forest. the farm was transformed into the environmental n g o had won the lot, families still runs it. now was one of the preserves, the largest reforestation project this year has tested for sale yet in the have what reserve people keep moving forward of forest re born. one trees at a time in depth analysis of the days headlines is trumps. when coming at the was pulse of the time to your informed opinions saw that the look system was essentially designed with americans in my critical district. we'r

in the united states, the stream on algebra, illegal goals is threatening the survival of the brazilian, amazon sienna, monique people, the forest, and the planets ecosystem. with a counter offensive because underway, as the tribal chief had to europe's gold clubs, the corridors of power. not to seek help, but to demand the world, the warnings of its indigenous people. holding up the sky, a witness documentary on the jersey, the inspect this will be we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down towards victory for the government. get this one of those containing refugees. the coming the actions of israel's government, the military invitation has been described as the closing of the is about to send into honda tops tony's on audra 0 and gaza is ready for us is they've attacked homes and shelters across the strip. at least 25 people have been killed on tuesday. among the targets was a residential building in the senate for the north fives and so people are free base noon as a israel type is sage on northern garza. many families are heading sideways,

better place than the nfl, with i brings the largest live audience of any programming in the united states combined with the assets that amazons growing commitment to sports with the nba, wnba and nascar debuting next year joining amazon's nfl rights. this as the company looks to grow the ad business that it launched earlier this year when it made its base-level prime video an ad-tier service. amazon's jane marie tells me sports rights are so valuable to amazon they are always looking for more sports rights to invest in. andrew? >> hold on. i want to understand this. if i'm watching the game and an ad comes on, there could be a qr code and the qr code i'm going to put my phone up to the screen and it will go through -- i'm going to buy the product through amazon or buy the product separately? >> i think -- it depends on what product is, but the idea is if you're watching on the screen you can use your qr code on your phone to scan it or if you're watching on your screen use your remote control and click through to buy it and because you're already on amazon, you can click through to buy directly on amazon. it's closing the lo

of earnings. i want to dig in on the micro. ed: i'm going to be looking at the two big names. the amazon story is pretty clear. there is growth in the cloud unit. it is tied to ai. give us the outlook for the final three months of the year. it gives us a strong signal and we are going to get into that. apple grew in every geography apart from greater china. iphone revenue eat, but the signal is they are going to grow in the low single digits in the final three months of this year. what does that mean? did iphone grow in china? there is probably still more questions than answers at this point. caroline: let's get some answers, then. gene munster is with us. managing partner at plotter. there has been ongoing concern when it comes to apple in china. is that the key takeaway for you? gene: the key take away for me is someone who is optimistic that these features are going to accelerate revenue growth. and i have much more ambitious expectations for the next two years. one of the takeaways for me is the guidance through cold water on this 20% outside hope that we would start to see some better acceleration in the december quarter. as you mentioned

amazon. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: get ready for the united states of d.o.g.e.ping elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to head up his new department of government efficiency, a.k.a. d.o.g.e. the pair will work together to take a blowtorch to bloated government waste and dismantle its bureaucracy. musk saying "all actions on the department of the government of efficiency will be posted online for maximum transparency. any time the public thinks we are cutting something important or not cutting something wasteful, just let us know." and here is musk making a sales pitch while on the campaign trail last month. >> your money is being wasted, and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. [applause] we are going to get the government off your back and out of your pocketbook. [applause] >> judge jeanine: musk joining president-elect trump on his trip to washington and got a standing ovation during a meeting with congressional republicans. >> elon has been so -- [applause] >> judge jeanine: [laughs] wow, that looks great. you know, jesse, how unusual. i me

the amazon trump will be in power the us president elect is the elephant in the room throughout biden's visit to south america, donald trump is a climate skeptic who pulled the united states out of the paris climate agreement once before. what we fear is that trump will represent the corporate powers that actually drive amazon destruction and fuel climate change trump has vowed to reverse biden's climate policies, which could drive other countries in south america to shrug off their own pledges. we don't have a global warming problem. they don't use that term anymore anyway, because, as you can see the planet is getting very cool out here today, isn't it? >> experts say the amazon is approaching a tipping point. if deforestation and climate change fueled extreme weather continue, the rainforest could collapse and release large amounts of planet heating. carbon like many other critical ecosystems overwhelmed by global warming, the next four years are crucial for this jungle and for the world alike. with incoming commander in chief seemingly in denial, stefano possebon cnn, bogota. >> well thank you for joining me this hour. i'm max foster. i'll be back with another hour of newsro

amazon, trump will be in power. >> the us president elect is the elephant in the room throughout biden's visit to south america. donald trump is a climate skeptic who pulled the united states out ofgreement once before. >> what we fear is that trump will represent the corporate powers that actually drive amazon destruction and fuel climate change. >> trump has vowed to reverse biden's climate policies, which could drive other countries in south america to shrug off their own pledges. >> we don't have a global warming problem. they don't use that term anymore anyway, because as you can see, the planet is getting very cool out here today, isn't it? >> experts say the amazon is approaching a tipping point. if deforestation and climate change fueled extreme weather continue, the rainforest could collapse and release large amounts of planet heating carbon. like many other critical ecosystems overwhelmed by global warming, the next four years are crucial for this jungle and for the world alike. with incoming commander in chief seemingly in denial. stefano possebon, cnn, bogota when we come back, there are last sunset in over two months. >> why a small, remote alaskan town is getting re

united states air force. much of that time spent thinking about and leading u.s. cyber efforts. moderating is david apell, vice president for u.s. federal at amazon web services.ome general hawk and david. thank you. >> good morning, general. thank you for coming to the 15th billington cybersecurity summit and taking time out of your busy day. a few questions to get into it. let's jump right into it. you're nine months into the role of cyber command and director of nsa. what are some lessons learned to date in your new leadership role. >> thanks, david. it is an honor to be here. certainly one of the things i get reaffirmed every day in my role as u.s. cyber command, director of national security agency, is i have the best job in the u.s. government. it really is defined by -- i focus on three things. our people, the partners we work with every day and the incredible power of the dual hat relationship between both organizations. it really is a partnership built to defend america. we see that through the partnerships both organizations have and how we draw on the skills and talents of the individuals in nsa and cyber command and how when we come together with o

united states? yeah, i mean, i think it's expensive to get into american homes at all. right, so uh, over the same time period of this year, amazon has spent over $10000000000.00 on advertising to deliver a message directly to americans. and so it is very expensive to be on tv. it's expensive to open offices, it's expensive to pay stuff. but at the same time it's important enough to spend on, right? you talk about it's expensive to be on tv, and a lot of this money is being spent on this sort of traditional mess, television advertising, these tv ads. who, who is the target audience? who is of people who to watching? that's i guess, the 1000000000 dollar question and the answer is the tv ads have become less and less effective as the years go on. and i would say the biggest expenditure in this year's election was actually $44000000000.00 that you on must expense to buy twitter. so, you know, democrats are buying tv ads. republicans are buying tv ads. republican donors are also buying entire platform channels. and distribution centers, and so when you look at all of the money that goes into delivering a message directly to people,

united health, right there top of the list. up almost 2%. followed by nike up 1.5%. walmart, salesforce, amazonl firmly in the green in the premarket. those are the dow gainers. we want to check the bond market looking at yields. the bench march, 4.34. this is interesting. right now the yield on the ten-year is a few bases points below where it closed on the day before the election day. right now the two-year, 4.35. the long bond at 4.52. we had a look at bitcoin this morning. getting close to $100,000. it came within 150 on friday. bitcoin up, trading at 98,600, a few bucks over that. you can see over the last week up about 9% as well. that's the morning money setup. >>> now we want to see how europe is shaping up as the trading day gets nder way. our sylvia morrows in london with a look at the action. good morning. >> good morning, frank. well, we started the week on a positive note. we have the european benchmark in the green and the biggest across the continent trading high. this at a time when it is likely to be very important week in terms of monetary policy. we will get the latest cpi pr

of the united states. all of this as president biden prepares to step off the world stage. here he was in brazil earlier this week. the first sitting president to visit the amazon, seeming to wander into the jungle. he missed this group photo of the g20 leaders, apparently due to a scheduling conflict. he is stepping off the stage as this made for tv cast of characters steps on stage for the new trump administration. rockets are heading to mars. government agencies are about to get gutted and the deep state has lost its juice. trump's been sending their calls straight to voicemail. the fbi has been begging to help vet his cabinet picks, but 47 is like, hey, no thanks, you're not going to find dirt on my people, blackmail him and leak it to the post. and trump's been cutting biden's state department completely out of conversations with world leaders. remember last time trump's talks with mexico and australia were leaked? so that's not happening either. the food lobbyists all see the tide coming in behind the scenes. big sugar's already plotting to have their way with rfk. just throttle maha a majority of the country's obese and big sugar is going to do whatever

contracts, or in this case because of the delay in the announcement 1st by the publisher then by mr. bays. us. the perception is given that amazon has large contracts with the united states government blue origin, which is mr. bays also space. the exploration company has contracts with the us government. um amazon cloud services, which uh does um internet and then storage in the cloud. has government contracts that he was worried president trump could win and did president trump wins and the washington post is on the other side of that that it might hurt his businesses. the advancement of technology has created so many incoming, you know, almost like, like weapons, incoming weapons to people. they're trying to absorb them. and generally they're going to have absorb the ones that are most entertaining or the ones that offer the most drama. you know, they certainly want to be entertained more than they want to be informed. and then whose fault is that? is it those that create what is being distributed? or is it a domain down of the audience? meanwhile, a high profile campaign for cameron a harry's from a us president bill clinton has evolved a backlash over comments

unit price, so that means the price per pound. we did a little comparison shopping here. amazon fresh has one oft at 49 cents a pound, compared with 79 cents at target and 88 cents at walmart. other ways to save, consider buying turkey parts like the breasts or legs instead of the whole bird. i know that doesn't have the presentation value. or you can buy a store brand turkey, or go frozen instead of fresh. just remember to defrost it. >> gio: with enough time. >> whit: i've done that turkey parts thing before, though. especially with a smaller group, you don't want the whole turkey, it's great and goes well with the canned cranberry sauce. >> gio: love that cranberry. >> janai: the jelly. thank you so much, alexis. >>> it is time now for a check of the weather, and somara theodore, you are watching some flooding down there in honduras. >> somara: yeah, you know, hurricane season is not over until november 30th, and the tropics are alive and well. this is the northern coast of honduras. you can just see how treacherous and catastrophic this rain has been for not only honduras, but places like be

amazon who must monthly hold, those mountains switch sides, and the 1920s. he became one of the most eloquent defenders of the republic and by the 1930s during his exile and the united states. a true believe it and democracy people come. when the nazis came to power in 1933, thomas my left germany with his family and moved to switzerland, pen to the united states. and later, back to switch from us mon advocated for tolerance and human dignity, and somebody died and 1955, which almost month broke the magic mountain. she was thinking about his own process of political transformation. he puts a lot of the old, him, the pro war him, that he distance himself from, into the character of nafta. lovely gentleman, watson price is me most about thomas. mine is honest and sincere willingness. i'm courage to change his mind to put his views, the task again and again, and to arrive at new views or to stand up for those new views until until he revises again it's a play. this particular some of the video. the magic mountain reflects exactly that in this up when the magic mountain came out in 1924 european society was really on edge versus feeling like today. actually, the restles

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are thousands of people, potentially, deceased under the rubble that the rescue crews have not been able to get to. i ain't many songs for them. gabriel amazons are that for us that the united nations headquarters in new york. let's go to honey. my moved now he is in darrow, by the in central garza for us honey. what is your reaction to this report from the united nations that shows 70 percent of those killed in gaza over this period of 6 months have been women and children. presumably, it doesn't come as much of a surprise to you of the. 2 so again, it's just, it's part of the reality that we're seeing if we think of them part of what people in northern gods i'd be experiencing on daily basis. the for the past, the $34.00 days and for a whole year of june, inside the locks on the ground in the catalog. the, the genocide deluxe committed across the gaza strip for the 1st 6 months of the war from november to april of 2024. but again, we have also another window here from the, uh, the end of the 1st when to, to now another 6 months or a little over 6 months of another gene inside the box. and we see a systematic destruction of public facilities, an infrastructure and an area.

united, the, [000:00:00;00] the and i want to tell you something. it's a bear with me. my house, i take the weather shock on amazon. that is what happens to me raising awareness of h o d and on and we're still in test shane silence. and we need to break out of it. i want to tell you something how to tell the secret starts november 29th on dw, the to africa. fast growing and very verses tile. as on the and the classic fun that night might start farming. when mohammed up do or tell, i've learned about a zillow, he knew immediately. this could be a game changer for pharma struggling with expensive impulses animal, food indian professionals rate germany highly for i like uh, someone technologies. the best thing is uh, 3. the society is set up, i mean, the healthcare system that you're going to some, the work life balance and like the germans, they also dislike off because afraid of adults on the bureau guessing it's, it's the weather channel. 50 super slow because the in many countries education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes some young children watching minecraft. instead of going to class others can attend classes. the dominions of childr

of people watching this will not have experienced, particularly with alibaba, but also that consumer facing business. what's that experience like in china? is it akin to the amazon prime day in the unitedtates? how do people rush to do their shopping? jacob: two things. one, people have had their eye on certain items for the year, like golf clubs or sporting equipment. then there are the people that stock up. pets have a lot to do with that, people stocking up for months in advance. you will see basically every advertisement on elevators and televisions promoting the shopping festival. combine this with the six/18 shopping festival, a lot of brands are expected to do about 15% of their sales during this online time, so it is substantial. caroline: you help global brands make inroads into china, south korea, what are they telling you about nervousness of a continued focus on china at this moment given the new administration coming in the u.s.? jacob: certainly, our brands have been asking for diversification throughout the region. we operate all throughout asia. that's korea, southeast asia. we are though taking a lot of learning from here. if you look at the dominant platforms, a lot o

the united states, going to be striking between black friday and cyber monday for their 5th annual make amazon pay demonstration which could lead to delivery delays. workers are now accusing amazon ofr increased wages for employees to unionize. amazon is pushing back saying provides great pay and benefits and opportunities. >> there you see more than 2000 san francisco hotel workers spending their thanksgiving on the picket lines, those participating didn't miss out on a meal, though, as you can see, a feast was donated and served right outside the hotel. thursday marked 68 of the strikes that impacted 6 hotels in one of the city's top holiday tourist attractions. union square workers are demanding better pay and access to health care that they can afford. since labor day 11 cities across the u.s. now have seen hotel workers go on strike. but san francisco is the only city where the strike is currently ongoing. >> all right. let's talk movies holiday weekend has a lot of families fitting that quality time together. that means a trip to the movie. that's right. wicked gladiator 2 and wanted to all have moviegoers flocking to local theaters even on thanksgiving night around 4 is lind

unite the working-class against this upcoming fascist agenda. we've had an enormous setback. does she not remember that when the fascist was president is when she got elected and that she moved amazon out ofing-class? >> jesse: she used to be working-class. she was a bartender, and she forgot where she came from, and now she thinks trump is going to put her imprisoned like she has some sort of persecution fantasy because if you are a victim on the left, that gives u status. everyone is jockeying to be the number one dissident in trump's america. greg talks about this all the time about how people need to get a life, and they think trump is son, and that everything revolves around trump, so they frame everything about how they relate to trump and all that really does is make trump look stronger. now the late-night hosts, i should probably be the last one to tell them this, but it would behoove them to show a little humility, and maybe make fun of their own side because you are talking about people who ran on putting tampons in men's rooms. they ran on giving breast implants to people in prison. guys were spiking volleyballs at girls faces and they were like, nice shot. let's hit the shower

united states. how can i get a list? if i go to amazon, every gift i have tried to buy is made in china, indonesia, or some other state. none ofare manufactured in the united states. please advise me how we can do that. what is small business' plan to get manufacturing back in the united states? guest: i would check with your local small business administration or local small business development centers. especially the small business development centers typically housed at your colleges or universities. they research manufacturers in your state. they do a great job gathering information like that. host: the alliance for american manufacturing puts out a 2024 made in america holiday gift guide made it is not necessarily small businesses specifically but they are products this advocacy group says are manufactured in the united states. that is from the alliance for american manufacturing, james. let's hear from bruce in lawson, oklahoma. good morning. caller: good morning, kimberly. good morning, mr. newsome. i'm calling because i want to find out what is going to be the relationship between the small businesses and the federal

of the year or for 2025. they did announce a new president for its troubled insurance unit facing headwinds on rising costs and decreased government payments. shares have fallen 30% so far this year. amazon bezos sold over 213 million of his shares of his company according to an sec filing. amazon recently reported third-quarter sales that surpassed expectations, and 11% increase from a year ago. phases salt 13 -- bezos has sold $13 billion in stock this year. world leaders are congratulating donald trump. blood we are zaleski congratulated trump on an impressive election victory. the manual macron said he was ready to work with trump again for four years. leaders of germany, australia, india and the u.k. also offered their congratulations trump. that is your brief. jonathan: with ukrainian bonds do? they rallied. lisa: do you get some sort of resolution to this sooner? the fallout effects are massive. that was actually a move that was a bit counterintuitive from what some people were expecting. jonathan: seismic changes potentially. that was the words of mohamed el-erian. the message from mohamme -- mohamed about 40 minutes ago. a big repricing in the bond market. >> the 10-year treasur

amazon. we are going to have buying opportunities galore because of statements made by the president of the unitedtates. >> kind of puts into context some of the reported moves by executives to get in and start establishing rapport with the president-elect. >> yes. we know people who didn't -- told newspapers, don't take an opinion. we had a lot of people who would not come on our shows who were afraid, and maybe, in retrospect, because it's not business, it's personal, their stance, welcome to the shareholders. >> eamon, thanks. we'll talk later in the morning. the street is gearing up for big gains at the open as we look for stocks to open at all-time highs. euro is on pace for the worst session since brexit. oil and gold down on a strong dollar. bitcoin, implications for corporate credit. m "squawk on the street" continues. keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea s

shopping days of the year are planned for here in the united states, across europe and in japan, brazil and several other countries as well. organizers say they are demanding that amazon treat its workers fairly and respect their rights. amazon responded, saying in part, the company remains, quote, proud of the competitive pay and comprehensive benefits it offers employees. all right, we got more to get to, including a video from after sunday's kansas city chiefs game that's really gone viral. it shows one of the chiefs defensive linemen making the most important catch in the nfl this week. take a look. so there's an excited young fan. he calls out to some kc players and then he tumbles over the stadium railing. so tershawn wharton was quick thinking, caught that young boy, stopped him from a very dangerous fall to the ground. then he boosted the boy back up, hands the kid right back up into the stands to his grateful family. wharton spoke out about that on his podcast yesterday, saying he hopes to reach out to the young man and to give him tickets to another game. wow. you know what? when you cannot contain yourself, all you do is just like, fling yourself out there.

proud to announce first the united states develop an finance corporation will mobilize hundreds of millions of dollars in partnership with the brazilian company to reforest the amazonwe are launching a brazil restoration finance coalition to mobilize at least $10 billion by 2030 to restore and protect 20,000 square miles of land. and third, i am announcing an additional $50 million to the amazon fund. we have already given $50 million. fourth, we will provide the funding to help launch the president's new initiative, the tropical forest forever fund. it is in the interest of all of us. it benefits the united states just about as much as any other country here in brazil. happy to support bipartisan legislation to launch the new foundation for international conservation that would leverage public funds to mobilize billions more in private capital. the fight against climate change has been a defining cost of my presidency -- cause of my presidency. we have launched a 150 nation strong global methane pledge. we delivered record financing to countries. we pledged we would deliver $11 billion per year by 2024. i am pleased to announce today we not only kept that promise

and also amazon is leaning into a low priced items where they think they're under penetrated since they've lowered costs to serve over the last couple years, we see this dynamic of faster unitso good for margins over the long term >> pretty remarkable move today, john up more than 7%. we really appreciate your time and for breaking results down for us >> thank you >>> coming up next hour on "money movers," the white house's first reaction to the jobs number today with jared bernstein joining us in a few w 4tes. doup00 >>> while inflation and trade have dominated conversations around the election, there is another major issue that's a serious concern for many business owners. less than a week from election day, let's get to emily wilkins with more from the battleground state of arizona emily? >> hey, well immigration and border security, they're hot-button issues this election. there is a real concern among businesses, especially construction and hospitality companies here in arizona who are facing a shortage of workers. and they're worried that it could get much worse the president and ceo of the arizona hispanic chamber of commerce - >> we have several members that are in

united kingdom competition regulator will soon announce behavior remedy over the anti-competitive practices. the regulator is expected to announce a remedy to solve the issues in the sector including amazon and microsoft. including one ofgoogle may be excluded from the competition given its smaller size compared to those leaders aws and microsoft azure. meantime, that's in the uk. back home, the justice department calling for google to divest the chrome browser to a more equal playing field for search competitors. the federal judge called that google holds a monopoly in the search market and now all of this will go to court and appeals and go on for many years and the question of taking chrome out of the game changes the business materially or not. >> solves the problems that the government has with that. would that do it? >> i don't know. look, as i said, i'm now using -- i use google. i've used perplexity. i was using chatgpt just yesterday. it's a different game. >> i think the bigger issue for investors in this is what it forces management to do in terms of fighting and dealing with it. that was the question with microsoft. bill gates blamed the government's deep investigation into the company and all the dealings

hasn't exactly been friendly and embracing of big tech, google, apple, amazon, meta, all facing actions or threats? >> and they're facing threats not just in the united regardless. in a typical election, you would guess that big business would be aided by the republican candidate, and certainly if donald trump comes in, we're probably saying good-bye to the head of the s.e.c., the head of the ftc, that seems likely, but donald trump's not a big fan of google. there's complaints tonight, all over social media, about the way search seems to be favoring the harris side, you're going to hear so much rhetoric about these platforms and whether or not they're against trump. we've seen that in the past with facebook, back when was it called facebook. my take is, don't overthink it. look at what's rallying as the needle leans toward trump. you've got bitcoin up 5%. hod, actually, a november high. you've got the ru2,000 futures. it's a notable move given there's not much volume there. i agree, you can't say regional banks are going to rally and not think the russell is going to work. that's a synonymous trade. and tesla up 7% after hours. those are probably th