rob? yes, i think this is very much a development that is taking place and will take place, because of course many of the people who sadly are losing theirjobs because of the pandemic or because of the restrictions that are being imposed would never imagine theirjobs would be injeopardy. would never imagine theirjobs would be in jeopardy. they would never imagine theirjobs would be injeopardy. they lived in the vulnerable lives of people we've seen vulnerable lives of people we've seen flock to food banks disgracefully over the last hundred yea rs, disgracefully over the last hundred years, they've exploded in number in the government simply doesn't care. many of the people losing theirjobs will be turning to universal credit, and they'll be shocked at what they find, that the benefit pay is so low, their tougher restrictions, you don't receive any if you have savings, if you carry out a full week's worked looking for work then you can be struck off the eligibility list. so we will see a n

thanks, rob. now let's go to a video testimonial from a current client of the legal help center, dr. lauren miller. rob, do you want to go ahead and introduce? absolutely. lauren is an eye doctor. she was in a really bad car accident while driving with her daughter. she saw our commercial. she called in and was immediately connected with one of our legal professionals. now we got her all of her medical bills paid. we got her car fixed, and she even got a large settlement for her pain and suffering. thanks, rob. all right, jim, go ahead and play the tape. my daughter and i were driving home. we were at a red light when someone rear-ended us. we were taken by ambulance to the hospital, and both of us were in physical therapy for months. we saw the commercial for legal help center and decided to give them a call. working in the medical field, i know how complicated insurance companies can be. legal help center made it so easy. from my entire family, thank you, legal help center. thank you for sharing

rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, who's the manager of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from customers. i want to understand what people think of the product. i want to understand what people think of the price. i want stephanie to understand what the process is like to tap, and i really want to get my head around, is this a coconut business, or is it a tap business? [ cellphone rings ] vinny: this is your captain, cocovinny. please leave me your name and number, and i'll return your call faster than we can tap a fresh coconut. make it a great day. i'm sending you coco-love. lemonis: hey, coco-love, we are here in key west trying this figure out wh

rob: richard ramsey has a really good questn. what was ursula's life like after the war argued i fnd this portions of the book to be fascinating. how did this by retire . ben: the astonishing thing is that what is, i will give it awayo the listeners but there's a moment of escape. she does get out. she risin germany. soviet spying is something tough to get into but even harder to get out of. you don't just walk away from it t she did . she just washed her hands of it. she said i don't want anything more to do with this. she did come under suspicion targeted she was suspected at one point. but she survived all of that. and she completely reinvented herselfs someone aspirin she began louisiana. she adopted aet name and she began to wte novels for children. children's fiction. and sheighly successful. she sold hundreds of thoands of copies name and describe was as the east german, and sol so any copies. andhe was more famoushan the children nellis then she er became as a spy. she reinvented herself. itut had to be done ideological o

hi rob. >>catherine you're closing in on a 25,000 cases now here in santa clara county with 430 covid related deaths in addition to this said new spike in cases hospitalizations here are up 10%. let's take a closer look. >>but what's happened in the last week. it is no longer a drift. our cases are surging up santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody and other officials calling on the community to stay on guard against the coronavirus after seeing a sharp uptick in covid-19 cases the 358 new covid-19 cases reported sunday is the most to see record 385 cases reported back on july 15th, a sharp increase in hospitalizations to more than a 100 is another troubling sign the virus is spreading faster than earlier outbreaks. the newest infections are mostly in people between 1834 years old exactly why the surge is happening now is not clear says doctor cody. >>it's possible that we are about a week plus out from halloween. it's possible that we are all experiencing pandemic fatigue a

tell us how it came about, this idea of a horse which has been named after rob and encouraging people to buy a stake in a syndicate to raise money for a much—needed cause obviously. a business colleague of mine has been involved with a number of these projects, and we first started speaking about it before locked down and went lockdown came ina before locked down and went lockdown came in a number of his team—mates and we all had plans to do different things but everything had to be put on hold. so the conversations we we re on hold. so the conversations we were having just got more and more in depth and it's taken a long time to get to this point. fill and his tea m to get to this point. fill and his team have worked incredibly hard. the horse that we've got, borough seven, which shows the horse first and is meant trained by henrietta knight and now in the stable ofjed o'keefe so been in good company. good stocking came over from ireland. a four—year—old gilded and slightly grey course that's got a lot of prospects. so we are first of all excited about what form we can have c

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rob: am i okna pery? katty: [laughter] rob: i covered -- i am trying to think how many elections. 1996, 2000, hanging chats, 2004, and i came over in 2008. i cover u.s. elections. am i stressed? i guess i am looking on in extorting their interest in the way the whole world is. can anybody think of a u.s. presidential election that has ttered more to the rest of the world in recent years than this one? katty: rob watson gets theast word. thank you very much. auick look at other news now from around the world.st in afghaan, a co gun battle at a university has left more than 20 dad and 20 injured ed themilitants sto campus tuesday a has been declar national day of mourning. they were said to enter the university in uniform. kschools across france t part in a moment of silenay on mo to remember a teacher who was stabbed to death near his school last week. ahe wegedly killed by an 18-year-old muslim refugee. police say he had been receiving threats after using caricatures of prophet muhammad in class during le

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rob. that's right ken and pam record for voter turnout here in santa clara county is 86% that was sent. >>way back in 2008 when a 678,000 people cast their ballots. but almost 2 thirds now of more than a million ballots are sent out already returned, it seems likely that that record is going to fall sooner or later, here's more. >>i just last friday, another 130,000 ballots have been returned. many of them dropped off in person like this here outside the registrar of voters office on burger drive of just over a million ballots mailed out to voters roughly 617,000 have now been returned since saturday when 100 vote centers open across the county. another 14,000 people cast their ballots in person were about 60% that have been returned already an hour. >>voters are familiar with the vote by mail process they did this in march. they're doing it for this election. i think everyone's excited all the early voting means the folks doing all the processing and counting of those ballots behind the s

the cold last night kron four's rob fladeboe has more on this story now he is live at the scene rob. what can you tell us. >>that's right vicki ascent of a police say they have an adult male in custody, they have yet to release a and identity or the inner information about that individual but they say that he stabbed 5 people here last night at grace baptist church near san jose state as it was opening its doors to help the homeless coming out of the cold. here's more. >>this was the scene sunday night here outside grace baptist church at the corner of san fernando in south 10th street near san jose state university. when they arrived officers discovered that 5 people had been stabbed 2 fatally says sergeant christian cam real one of those persons was declared deceased here at the scene. >>a second was transported to a local hospital where they were later declared deceased 3 others are still in hospital right now receiving care they are all in serious but stable condition we do expect them to survive an adult male has been arrested in connection with the stabbings a motive for the at

let's get right to rob marciano. rob? >> reporter: we have another 24 hours of dangerous fire conditions across southern california. red flags remain up. low levels of humidity and winds will continue to be gusty. they will die down tomorrow afternoon, though. and heavy rain lifting into alabama, mississippi, georgia, the carolinas during the day on sunday. winds winding up over new york. monday will be a problem. and nashville and tupelo, nashville in the teens by monday morning. >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back, the record sales online this black friday, and the jobs now up for grabs as millions search for work. >>> to the "index." online spending on thanksgiving day reached a record $5.1 billion. up 21% from last year. here's deirdre bolton. >> reporter: tonight, the pandemic is changing everything, including the way we shop for the holidays. >> what we are seeing with retail in the holiday season, in light of the pandemic, is health and safety is by far the number one priority. >> reporter: for many consumers,

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well put, rob. what we are seeing happen is exactly reminds us of the stake and why it's so important. thank you very much. coming out, it's aoc and the squad versus the democratic ♪ steve: after the leg blue wave failed to show up on election day with the gop enough house and sees a winning state legislators the democrats are at each other's throats over who is to blame so where is all this going? de from the police, green new deal and the woke supremacy so let's discuss with lisa, what do you think? it's hilarious to watch them already fighting and they don't really come across as winners to me but who you think, how will this go this internal struggle? >> i think we will continue to see the fights play out over the course of the next couple of years but steve, what president trump has done has opened american's eyes to how corrupt the government is and he saw that with the doj and the fbi and how biased the media is and how much power companies like twitter and facebook have over a lot and so w

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fladeboe kron 4 news. 2 teenagers have been arrested in fremont after police say they robbed a home stole a vehicle then crashed it into a building causing some serious damage. >>it all happened just before 5 this morning at a home on i bureau way here's a picture of the damage from the crash near mission boulevard fremont police say the 19 year-old and a 17 year-old armed with a gun when they robbed the home and then took off with a home owner's car. detectives believe the teens were chasing the neighbor casing the neighborhood rather a responsible for another home burglary. >>another big story california senator dianne feinstein says she will step down from her role as the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee this announcement after public criticism of her bipartisan outreach and her handling of the supreme court justice amy coney barrett confirmation hearings you may recall she hugged, republican lindsey graham who heads that committee afterwards in a statement via sign said today that she would not seek the position in the next congress. but the 87 year-old did not say

rob mayeda joins us now. are there some showers in our future, rob? >> yeah, and i think this time perhaps more than just showers, as you can see over my shoulder what will make this setup a little different is we have a bit of an atmospheric river involvement, which will have the potential for powering up bigger rain rates as the storm approaches the coast. we have a rainfall deficit to start things off with a very dry start to fall. as you look at san jose, again, san jose is an example of a location, about more than an inch below where we should be, even this early into the rainfall season. livermore, almost missing two inches of rain since the beginning of october. and in san francisco, that rainfall deficit is at two inches plus. so here is how you can unwind that. get a atmospheric river setup, and even though the biggest rainfall totals with this storm will likely stay into oregon and washington, as this moves through the bay area, it does look like we should see the most significant rain we've seen so far this rain season. you take a closer lo

rob davis: my name is rob davis, and i'm a former chief of police in san jose, california. bigad: the former top cop spent 30 years as an officer in san jose, but for the past decade has worked as a consultant with the security firm hillard heintze, where he's helped reform law enforcement agencies across the country, including those struggling to diversify their ranks. rob: your police department has to be reflective of that community. bigad: for those who might think if you have an officer who is well trained, what difference does their skin color or gender make? rob: well, that's a knee jerk reaction on the part of a lot of people, but i think we all have certain types of biases. so, i think that having those people on your department that represents these different community groups helps them understand, when they're in the community interacting with the community, some of the sensitivities of the different cultures. bigad: our investigative unit took a look at diversity rates inside some of the largest police departments in the bay area. in san jose, african-americans

rob marciano in tampa. rob? >> reporter: david, western florida has been getting hit with heavy rain, surging waves and wind all day. even some tornado warnings. the center of which just west of us will make landfall overnight. tropical storm warnings are in place along with flood watches. it moves quickly out to sea tomorrow, but until then, going to be a dicey night ahead. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the first crew ship to resume sailing during this pandemic, and tonight, the first worries already about possible covid. into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove eosinophils, a key cause of asthma. it helps to prevent asthma attacks

federal has more on this story now live from alfie so next to the bay rob. >>and that's right ken debate watchdog groups tonight are calling on people to properly dispose of their masks and other ppe and also disposable a takeout items that they get when they order food to go. sadly they say a lot of the stuff is ending up right out there in the bay. let's take a look. >>the pandemic is having a negative impact on san francisco bay. >>look closely and you may see what may watchdogs say is covid trash. these are just some of the ppe mask gloves and other plastic base trash picked up along the shoreline recently by the nonprofit may keeper ses spokesman say choksi shoes increase is really noticeable every time we're out on the shoreline we see more and more of the the gloves and that. >>the plastic utensils and takeout containers and whether discarded intentionally or bone from cars and dumpsters. >>one sees a lot of masks and gloves on city streets. the recent rains may be a factor in watching this stuff into creeks streams and sewers and all of our bay area

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let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda, who is going to put an end to this party. he is going to talk about rain. >> well, we're eventually going to see some of those chances returning to the north bay. we also had quite a bit of fog around the south bay and east bay valleys. so that's something we'll watch for heading towards tomorrow morning. in addition to that, speaking of the coast, king tides are back. so a coastal flood advisory is something we'll be watching as we go through the day tomorrow. notice the astronomical high tide this time of year, 6.91 feet at 10:44 in the morning around san francisco. similar high tide on monday. some coastal trails and roadways could see localized flooding. now the topic of the rain for tomorrow, most of that should stay north of sonoma county. notice san francisco southward, if you like the sunshine, we should see plenty more of that tomorrow as the rain chances stay to the north. ukiah over towards clearlake. northern sonoma county you might see a few showers and clouds to wrap up the weekend. the pattern shift once we lea

[laughter] >> thank you rob. >> take you everyone for joining us for this evening's event my name is kim and i'm the host of tonight's event. before we begin i want to encourage you all to check out our lineup of upcoming virtual events by visiting the website one of our upcoming events is tiffany and conversation with ellie about the new book say it louder, black voters, white narrative and saving our democracy. that is next friday the 18th. as well please remember to follow us on twitter, facebook, and instagram, tonight we are honored to welcome leonard mlodinow and rob polson. leonard received his phd in theoretical physics from the university of california berkeley, was in alexander fellow at the max planck institute. and was on the faculty of california institute of technology. his previous books include the bestsellers, the green divide and a briefer history of time both with stephen hawking and subliminal the winner of the science award and war of the worldviews. as well as elastic, siemens rainbow and the appraising thinkers. rob joins us as evening for conversation about hi

fladeboe has more now live from san jose rob. >>well that's right ken it appears to be pandemic buying 2 point oh is that people once again appear to be hoarding essentials amid this stricter of covid lockdown others one thing a conspicuously absent from most shopping carts here at this costco in san jose let's take a look. >>look closely at the car loads of groceries and other goods people are unloading after shopping at san jose's allman plaza costco and you'll notice something is missing paper products, shoppers said limits on some products have been in place here for some time in the wake of lingering supply chain issues resulting from a run on paper products last spring in the early stages of the pandemic but stocking up on groceries and other supplies is tighter health orders kicked in on tuesday. choppers were disappointed to find out that this store is sold out of toilet paper. >>not her whole per in the store, they said they don't have and everything gone like county they're going pay for itself is empty empty empty. >>a

rob mayeda back with us. it is a beautiful sunset right behind me. happy thanksgiving. >> likewise here working from home. beautiful views around the east bay, we had a bit of wind to contend with during the day which helped to clear out the skies, making for the beautiful post-sunset views around the bay area. the hill tops, but that will set the stage for some pretty chilly temperatures. we'll take a closer look at that and to see if we could break out of this dry pattern here as we wrap up the month of november but let's talk more about the sunset or after sunset for the thanksgiving evening and nice one right there. look at san francisco. 59 degrees. wind is technically offshore. you see that, wind out of the east/northeast at 6 miles per hour and also clear skies around san jose. 58 degrees over towards walnut creek. 59 and the humidity has been pretty low during the day. it's good news that we did get that rain last week because the times in the north bay, we've seen some gusts up to 20 to 40 miles per hour. still winds out of the north, napa 2

>>time now for winners and losers on wall street ,inancial expert rob black joining us as always rob great to see you again. >>it's great to be here. james, it's happy monday thanksgiving week absolutely yeah we've got stocks get a little bit of a bump this morning. some good news from astrazeneca. >>not a going on and this is a week that ends the low volume because everyone goes on vacation not this year. but it tends to be low volume with big moves up people get hopes one back seen type number 3 comes out another vaccine monday this time fires normal refrigeration so wall street a little bit pumped on that one. it's not super cold it could be another option for areas, the world that don't have the super corps. her tummy herd immunity, i'm hearing summer which means not 2021 which still look the scene could be a transition year. with that being said regeneron got approval for a new covid-19 model so little. treatment which is the one president trump went through guitar center filed bankruptcy, so it's kind of mixed news today and minus the dow it's pretty boring out stock market not

rob: i will jump in. i think, in a weird, messy american way, we just had an election, with record participation, record votes. maybe we did get to the truth. with all the disinformation, our has all the disinformation we as people who watch this, if our goal was to fully engage in the electorate with stark choices put in front of them. maybe, it was not done the way we would like to have had it done. maybewe come to this, and -- there are said is that show the more closed minded you become when you're older, maybe it is not perfect, but maybe in all this mix, we kind of, as consumers, karen said she keeps sees stuff on twitter, but until she verifies it, she is suspicious. i think we have a lot of consumers. the challenge -- we have not talked about is the rise of bots on twitter as a dangerous thing. it creates a sense of herd that may or may not exist. nightd myself on election going to a lot of data scientists tweets, trying to figure out what the herd was saying. maybe we all ought to do that. it tak

that's rob marciano. >> we need that before you come back in the studio, rob. >> we do miss you. >> i know. i know. >>> weather is actually delaying a historic space launch. crew-1 is now set to lift off sunday. abc's gio benitez is at cape canaveral with the significance of this mission. good morning to you, gio. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning to you. it is a dark and dreary day here at the kennedy space center in florida. that's exactly why this launch cannot happen today. it's been pushed to tomorrow, but it is no less historic. this morning, the final preparations are under way as we count down to the historic launch from florida's space coast. nearly six months after that successful test mission in may -- >> ignition, liftoff of the falcon 9 crew dragon. go, nasa. go, spacex. >> reporter: nasa and spacex will do it again tomorrow but this time with a full four-astronaut crew intent on staying on the international space station for about six months. >> they were absolutely excited and you could just feel the radiant excitement coming off of them and you could just feel the en

leb leonard, rob, it's a pleasure to have you join us. >> thank you, well said. as an armchair physicist who somehow makes his living what essentially got me in trouble in high school, i can tell you that this is a marvellous book. thank you very much leonard for rather lowering your standards with respect to speakers. thanks for having me on board. thanks for doing this, rob. >> my great pleasure, usually dry physics. >> full disclosure, your fabulous, really handsome genius child nickolai helps me with, and he's a delightful, smart young man, thank you. well done. and just in case there are folks watching who are transfixed by all of the stuff surrounding us, but may not be as aware of stephen hawking as others, could you briefly explain what stephen hawking's place it in physics, in the history of physics? >> well, stephen went to school in the '60s, so he went to oxford first and then he went to graduate school at cambridge and that's where he really -- undergraduate and beginning of graduate school and he had after that, he fell ill. before that he was kind

correspondent thank you rob runnels or joins us now on the other side of the us in los angeles we're going to talk about nevada in a moment rob we were discussing a little while earlier protests that are ongoing in arizona do we know anything else. well yes we have a little bit more information about that so hale the group is small trump supporters but get but growing they are gathered outside the building in phoenix where the county officials are counting the votes people in the crowd some of them have been seen and photographed and sent out on twitter carrying firearms they are shouting through bullhorns chanting slogans praying and singing and generally demanding an end to the counting of the vote there in phoenix in that county the largest in the state of arizona which is somewhat baffling because if they were to succeed they would actually be to president trump's disadvantage because he's behind joe biden in arizona so if they stop counting the votes then joe biden would take the state and the president would have no chance whatsoever of catching up with a building is surrounded

insights, good morning, rob. good day james. so let's talk about the out of the gate it looks like you know early in the week with tech stocks getting hammered but wherever stock stumbles i guess some will call it a buying opportunity that was happening right now. >>kind of what's happening or seen tech is back and we're not talking top tech we're talking back up which is microsoft and amazon. >>google. >>apple probably throwing netflix that in there as well today. it's been a strange energy stocks are up 17% all tight shorts, the covid vaccine that we announced on monday for pfizer bank stocks up 9%. so there's a lot of work sector rotation going on i believe is real for reopening trade in 2021. so look at it look at things at the beach up with maybe cruise lines. if that's your thing maybe hotels. that's what oils tell us is that we'll start travel said. >>it's going to be sure to see how the markets react and which ones come back a little stronger which once pulled back there's going to be opportunities. i gue

[laughter] thank you rob. my pleasure. select thank you everyone for joining us for this evening's event. my name is kim sutton. i'm the host at tonight's event. before we begin i want to encourage you all to encourage you to check out our lineup of upcoming virtual events. one of our many upcoming events very looking forward to is tiffani d croft in conversation about cross us to book, say it louder. black voters, white narratives and saving our democracy. that's next friday the 18th. as well, please determine to follow us on twitter, facebook an instagram. tonight, we are honored to welcome leonard saari, and rob paulson. leonard received his phd and theoretical civics of the university of california at berkeley. was an alexander fellow at the max planck institute. it was on the faculty of california institute of technology. his previous books include the bestsellers the grand design, and a brief history of time. both with steven hawking. subliminal which was the winner of the literary science award. and war of the world

back. >> rob >> vxf in the pittsburgh steelers on thanksgiving eve not anymore. that game was moved to sunday. >> happy thanksgiving. "the exchange" is now. >> that was brutal thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange" everyone and on this thanksgiving eve i'm kelly evans. home for the holidays. the housing market is hot and soaring prices and are both housing and stocks getting a little too hot we'll ask. plus, special delivery pharma companies are readying to ship vaccines, so how will the states actuall

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thank you so much rob. >>news nation airs on wgn america 8 o'clock our time you can find it on the channel's listed here we have more details on our website kron 4 dot com. and still ahead there are very specific conditions that are needed to store the upcoming covid-19 vaccine once it's available. so we'll hear from a local doctor. >>and a local hospital about how they're getting ready so they can make accommodations for all the vaccine that we >>and east bay you group is among countless organizations trying to regain its footing after the pandemic hip-hop for change aims to empower young people through music and the arts and its founder says it's also trying to reclaim hip-hop music which he says was corrupted by big record companies. >>we would have started we were buying your own stories fortunately, black and brown communities have been kept out of like the financials same way that other communities hassle you don't so these corporations you for it makes sense to go to other communities that have a lot

>>kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with more on that rob. >>its rights and as you said some people may still need some convincing but their the government's top infectious disease experts have changed their tune. as you said they're now saying that wearing a mask like this one not only protects you, but it protect those around you. we spoke to an infectious disease here in the bay area, let's take a look. >>the center for disease control and prevention now says masks benefit the wearer the announcement is in line with the data that has been available all along so stanford university infectious disease expert doctor robert siegel and basically you know mask-wearing makes sense from a logical standpoint it makes sense from you know in terms >>studies on you know physical transmission particles and it also makes in terms of some of the epidemiological data. >>the cdc previously declared that the use of masks would simply offer protection for people around the mask where are the new policy cites evidence confirming the benefits of universal mask

fladeboe brings us up to date on the story live now from san jose rob. >>right vicki, us figure skating has announced that the highly anticipated national championship set to begin here at s a p a pavilion in january is going to be relocated to las vegas to a venue said to be a a more conducive to coping with the pandemic here's more. >>thousands of fans attending the january 2021 us figure skating championships here it is a piece at are in san jose as they get in 2018 was just not going to happen amid the uncertainty surrounding the pandemic health orders says the san jose's porsche authorities, john's coach and we can only hear the guidelines are currently in place. >>now so that we can really project out one week 2 weeks 2 months so the figure skating nationals will be held as scheduled the week of january 11th but at orleans arena in las vegas. which is better suited to meet safety protocols says poach. >>i think center greater rate environments to create the ball that's really needed. i think it would be is the hotel. you can see no the arena they'r

>>from san jose rob. it's right. vicki health officials say there is a growing evidence that many businesses across the valley are simply not complying with health order restrictions there along too many people inside at one time as a result they may face heavy fines and this time we're told there will be no second chance. >>there's more. >>we've heard very many concerning reports about crowding. in retail stores, crowding in big box stores, crowding at malls santa clara county council james williams on tuesday announcing a crackdown on businesses failing to comply with social distancing protocols. >>capacity limits and other pandemic restrictions we do not want. thanksgiving or black friday shopping to turn into a time. when. people are transmitting unknowingly asymptomatic lee covid-19 to friends to family to neighbors yellow vests like this one will be worn by business compliance teams visiting malls, big box stores and other retailers beginning thursday, previously violators were given a 72 hour grace period that

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>>and the economy so here to talk about our financial rob black rob, great news does this you know that the market enthusiastically today, especially certain types of it does this mean it's just a light at the end of the tunnel for everybody. >>light at the end the title is a great way of saying it but look at the year we had nasdaq up 32% near of covid s and p 500 up 10.7% much higher than historically normal. the dow has been little bit of a lacquered up only 3.7%. little bit of vaccine enthusiasm. but like you mentioned next to 4 to 6 weeks will be about covid deaths fear so i'm worried only about the next 2, 4, 6, 8 weeks maybe and then we have it's an issue in georgia where if democrats are able to get both seats. wall street all like think higher state taxes higher taxes. now back to the markets. in the short term but not making a political statement there. but yeah it's we to got to the election and i got certified today. the market will take to open higher tomorrow. i think markets will be higher this time next year. if democrats don't win both seats in the senate in georgia. it

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let's go to rob for our off the charts climber higher or lower? >> i think the next 10% is higher you have to respect the action of the market from what we have seen from the march lows, but particularly what we saw from june to october where so many cyclical stocks trading sideways are breaking out even if you look at the dow over the last couple months, and tim alluded to this. we have these gyrations breaking back and forth and the market is out of that range. if we look at 26,000 to 29,000 on the dow, the market is sitting above that trading range. it's bullish it can consolidate. i think the next 3,000 points are to the upside. sure, in the very, very short-term in the next week a lot of micro caps and short caps have been blistering i don't think it's 10% and i doubt 5% i think 2 or 3% and then we move higher through the first quarter. the underlying market is bullish. the vix has nowhere collapsed. it still looks like 2012, 2013 after the election i think we have a long way to run in this market before we see a cycle peak we are still very

fladeboe up from here one of our reporters here kron 4 has that story live now from san jose rob. >>that's right. pam and ken officials here at the registrar's office in san jose expect the current voter turnout record of 86% to be broken. but they first have to count all the ballots and they're still coming in a whole lot of them. let's take a closer look. ballots are still pouring into the santa clara county registrar's office in san jose. >>just under a 1 million 20 thousand ballots were mailed out to voters roughly 786,000 were received on election night. since then however, thousands more ballots have arrived from last minute absentee unconditional voters definitely counting its we had over 786,000 ballots that have already come to our office. >>and there's a process to check the signatures to separated by precinct to open in flattened. we have a lot of people here today helping us with that process voters on tuesday broke the record for the number of ballots cast in 2016 presidential election. when 724,596 people voted. but as the opening folding flattening in defending gett

abc senior meteorologist rob marciano is tracking it all and rob, it's going to be a difficult night ahead. >> reporter: it is. it's still a dynamic and stick powerful system, tom. going to bring some dangerous weather in some spots. the center of it is now over chicago, but the rain shield extends all the way into new york and the strong storms are down from the ohio river valley all the way down to the gulf coast. they will condense overnight and bring heavy rain from d.c. to new york to hartford by the morning, then boston. it all clears out from west to east, but not done until the end of the day. storms are still going to ringer across the south, houston and new orleans could see a flood threat through sunday. >> thank you, rob. >>> when we come back, meghan, the duchess of sussex, publicly revealing a very heartache tonight. tonight. hermes samg when we come back. financing for 60 months, er 90 days payment deferment, and two-thousand trade-assist cash on select ford suvs and fusion. that's on top of what your eligible trade is worth. so, get the family together... take the sce

rob. >>like it dissections makes me sound like a stock >>you're the smartest guy know when it comes helping us understand all of this. we let's talk about the it struggled out of the gate this morning yesterday we had some really nice trading on that front but today struggling a bit. from one day to the next what change. >>nothing we hit record highs yesterday on the dow and the s p 500 nice to see the russell 1000 value index is working that's really good news because it shows you a thorough stock market not just apple microsoft. moderna had the vaccine yesterday today we realize retail sales were a little weaker than expected to the month october and that's hurting companies like home depot and wal-mart. nothing to really worry about amazon had a big announcement which we'll get to a second that's cvs and walgreens walgreens on now so i think we have an update right now wasn't for it's not that bad of a day, it's just not at record highs. >>all right so let's get to that then i guess pha

what's going on with the markets, rob good morning. thanks for joining us. >>it's good to be here in the market does not want remember no yeah it's struggling a bit this morning. but you say it's still on track to be one of the better what sessions that we've seen and a number of years. >>there's something in december called the claus rally. we may not get it this year because november was so glorious dow is up 11.9% energy was up 33% all on the reopening what worked in the past the growth stay at home stocks the microsoft's he activision's the video you know general court of the companies that did great apple google amazon stay at home stocks start transition to the value of what's open back up the economy. and they've been big winners bitcoins above 19,000 last week hit 19,000 $3,000 show you the volatility but a trip back to mike on top of it doordash is going to like you're 32 billion if they did an ipo in june of 2020 would've been about 16 billion say they doubled it they've done very very well with covid and congress is kind of