the story also. >> i'm always ready to give jamie foxx his roses. this man is a comedian, a musician, an actor. he plays the piano himself. did an incredible job bringing ray charles to the big screen. i know he is's going to kill this one as well. >> i've been riding with jamie foxx since he was wanda in "in living color." i interviewed him one time on a red carpet. he was so kind and welcoming. i actually felt like i was a friend. he opened his arms to me and said black man, black man. >> that's me, that's me. >> oh my god, jamie foxx is talking to me and called me black man. >>> coming up, "the mix" and "friday polka." mix" and "friday polka." they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! chances are you have some questions right n

thank you, jamie. so, i love your cause, and you are the straw whisperer, it sounds like. [ laughter ] but, you know, listen, you're talking about $20 straws. sure. and, you know, we're talking about 1% of the market would buy this at $20. the rest are sold in commercial use. this isn't for commercial use. this is for -- right, but that's my point. i think that's your biggest challenge here -- that 95% of the market are really just trying to get straws and not increase their cost of living. and that few will go to this, and you're not gonna be able to scale as big as i think you can for this valuation, so i'm out. we appreciate that. here's the thing about $20 straws. people spend $20 at starbucks. they spend it going out on a saturday night. and what people say on our reviews is, "oh, my gosh, i'm gonna save my money to get this straw," because it's really important to them. look, as you speak, sharks are dropping out. now, on "shark tank," when you have an offer and the other options start to go away

jamie is with the winning coach. >> jamie: coach, i know we talked before the game about consistency, and then have time about mental errors. how did this game play out for you from a big picture standpoint? >> i think we played better in the second half. i think it was good experience for us. i think we played very well go offensively in the game. controlled the temple of the game offensively. i thought we played better on defense in the second half. make some adjustments, the kids responded well. just have to keep on keeping on. >> jamie: we saw some emotion from your players, perhaps good and bad, as the game wore on. how have you taught them to channel that appropriately as the season has progressed? >> you want guys to play with emotion, but you really don't want them to be emotional. because when you get emotional, you make bad decisions. there was a lot of emotion on both sides, and we don't like for our guys to talk to the other players, not get involved in things like that. so, you know, the way you can win with class, that is certainly what we want our players to do. >> jami

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jamie wax visited new orleans ♪ >> reporter: there's no snow but lovely weather for a car ride in new orleans. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: this is the long-running holiday lights festival known as celebration in the oaks. this year's display 1,116,700 lights along a 2 1/4 mile long path and first time in years it's not a walking tour but driving one. >> early on we realized what the pandemic was going to do and what the restrictions were going to be, we pivoted. >> reporter: city park ceo bob becker expects 200,000 people to visit the festival this season. >> beautiful idea, 200,000 people sharing holiday experience that's also safe. >> give people a chance to celebrate, have a great experience, but do it safely. ♪ christmas time is here >> reporter: growing up, holiday lights in new orleans were a fixture in our traditions. i remember piling into the way, way back of the family station wagon and watching the show. you could take in the celebration from the comfort of your car. then in 2005, category 5 hurricane katrina tore through new orleans, leaving devastating in its wake.

>> how jamie foxx is breaking barriers as the studio's first black lead. >> i don't think you've ever seen african-american characters that look this warm and this good. >> celebrating jazz and the power of representation. "turning point" will be right back. tums versus mozzarella stick (bell rings) when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites you try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ the volvo xc90 recharge plug-in hybrid. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, the battle to vaccinate americans. including communities of color still holding o

jamie demetriou is here. and she is an award winning singer-songwriter, not to mention one of the world's best selling artists. tonight, she'll perform a christmas classic for us christina aguilera is on the show do not miss any of that. but before we get to all of our guests, the electoral college officially voted today to make joe biden the next president of the united states. but president trump and the republican party are still engaged in a desperate attempt to dismantle our democracy for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: as bleak as things are right now, today was a truly historic day that provided at least a few glimmers of hope this morning, we witnessed the first non-trial covid vaccines administered to front line health care workers. and man, i never thought i'd be so happy to see someone get a shot this must be what it felt like watching the moon landing. it was a historic scientific achievement that you just know a bunch of idiot jabronis are going to say was faked "that wa

joining me now is jamie weinstein, host of the jamie weinstein show podcast also founding partner of jmw strategies, all right, jamie, so how can president trump help deliver a victory to senators loeffler and perdue? >> well, that's the key question and that is what a lot of republicans will be looking towards tonight, what he will say, hanging over this election, control the senate is in the balance. since election day president trump has said election was rigged and stolen away from him and allies spun conspiracy theories that the voting machines there were a part of an international communist plot that took in the governor of the state and even the secretary of state, both trump supporters, in order to steal the election from him. and some of those allies have told voters in the state, republicans, that they shouldn't go and vote in the special election because it's already rigged. so now republicans who want to keep the senate are going to be looking to what the president says tonight, how he's going to square those two things. on one hand, you know, kind of going into these con

federal reserve does and they oversee their collection of big baby bankers and jamie diamond and j.p. morgan are the biggest right there big giant baby in the corner screaming the loudest so there diaper is full list of all seeing is like somebody has to change that diaper one day and when you change that diaper all of that inflation comes flooding out and that's what's his opinion writer. in the bloomberg article is pointing out is that part of what's happening is that china is booming right now they're a condom is booming in their exports are booming so we're actually starting to see genuine inflation that you can hide in jamie diamond stipe or prices are now rising strongly in part because asian growth is humming chinese export prices have risen year over year excluding oil industrial commodity prices are also now higher than they were at the end of last year even if nothing moves between now and late spring of 2021 year over year comparisons will start to look pretty dramatic as prices this spring were at their low point these trends are already making themselves felt in the devel

to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guests jamie right in los angeles she is the founder of the right ball firm and political and also in los angeles we have 3 around let is about she is an independent journalist and co-host of the congo couch and in new york we have john burnett he is co-chair of public affairs and public policy for new york republican state committee right across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it maybe it's going to be an los angeles as a put the progressive on the panel here what is the state of the progressive movement now you did get the vote out for joe biden at least rhetorically and publicly close ranks and as the presumptive president of the united states next will be inaugurated in january he's done everything in his power to show progressive so was it worth it well i would say the progressive movement is extremely fractured at this moment there are a lot of people on the left who feel that now that word is taken for granted and palosi has called herself a progressive a lot of people have called them

i'm not going to change or did that for yet again today jamie diamond right that's the central banks making the diaper bigger you have right a negative interest rates are a simply an invention of a central bank to stop the natural flow of the economy and nature and humanity there trying to stick their finger in the dike of this tsunami of paper money and as that article says he says he's tightening up on the old curve he's going short paper he's getting rid of all his medium to long term bonds because one this will show up in 2 major ways down where one will be prices for stuff will start to go up precipitously and it will cause enormous problems but the bond market now after 25 years of being artificially kept on that diaper once in like opinion if you were to rip that diaper open and the explosive diarrhea of money printing spears in a tsunami of fecal matter all over america's faces they're going to be feeling less excited about the previous 20 years they are the guy does mention the 1904 bomb massacre that everybody in the markets seems safir gotten now that he says could be some

. >>> congressman jamie raskin is going to be joining us tonight. he is an accomplished constitutional lawyer and law professor in his own right. he is also, as a member of congress, on the judiciary committee. and tonight, with things getting slightly nutty in the republican effort to somehow try to u

jamie you were in a folk band and, emily -- >> jamie, were you? >> -- a pop star. tell us about it. >> not really. i mean, listen, like i think like almost entering the music industry is heightening it somewhat. i used to -- come on. don't be showing that. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ no need to worry >> you sound good. >> that young man. >> oh, this is a christmas gift. >> i don't know who that young man is. i don't know. please stop. please stop it. [ laughter ] >> how about a little payback. emily weren't you almost a pop star. >> you. > better not have footage? i know you don't. you better not have it. i was -- i was not -- i was not almost a pop star. he was sort of encouraging me that i should be, and it never felt like a glove that fit for me. i was told like, oh, you could be the britney spears of england and i was like i can't dance and i don't want to be britney spears and, yeah, i was actually at the time i was doing a play, my first acting job with the amazing judi dench and i remember crying to her one day saying i was being kind of pushed into this situation

>>jamie foxx talented superstar. there's tina fey she angela bassett also voice characters in the film. originally pixar was planning a massive global theatrical release this summer but opted to move it. 2 disney plus because of you guessed it the pandemic the film will now premiere on christmas day. so that's pretty cool sounds like some great for the whole family, yeah as of bodies inside meeting on christmas day. maybe that's a christmas night movie yeah, but does it for kron 4 news at 5 but stick around kron 4 news at 6 is coming right up. and health officials in santa clara county are issuing a dire warning today as covid just keeps getting worse there. the changes they want people to make right now plus after congress passes a 900 billion dollar relief package of president trump says it's a disgrace. how much more money. >>he wants americans to get and what democrats are saying about that tonight. >>and the christmas holiday so close, but so are the storms how that might impact your christmas day we'll talk abo

to meet you. >> same here. >> jamie is a portfolio manager for me. the reason that she came out is really to dig into the books. and anything that she wants, just give it to her. >> okay. >> great, thank you. >> no problem. this is the open payables. >> so when you receive the invoices, it goes on this list? >> no. >> so does this break out how much you're paying in payroll? >> [scoffs] >> no? does it interface into your system? no? do you have an aging of your payables? no? >> i checked in with jamie, and she told me she wanted to speak to me privately. right then, i knew that there was a problem. >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. >> okay. >> their payables are about $3.8 million. >> that's several million more that i thought it was. the numbers that jamie's giving me now are dramatically different than the numbers that i was given when i made the deal. they told me the total amount they own to meat suppliers is 2 million. it's actually 3.8 million. >> their bank loan is $4 million and completely tapp

. >>> congressman jamie raskin is going to be joining us tonight. he is an accomplished constitutional lawyer and law professor in his own right. he is also, as a member of congress, on the judiciary committee. and tonight, with things getting slightly nutty in the republican effort to somehow try to use the courts to overturn the presidential election and install the loser, instead of the winner of that election as the next president, we called congressman raskin tonight on short notice to help us with some of these latest developments here. i will tell you, we're going to get into this in detail, but those latest developments involve, among other things, the fbi turning up at the office of the texas attorney general to serve a federal subpoena on him. the texas attorney general is the guy who has brought this case to the u.s. supreme court to try to overthrow the election on the president's behalf. turns out, dude has his own very serious legal problems back home, and his personal legal problems and this supreme court case he's waging on behalf of

jamie harrison, your reaction to a former speaker of the house talking like this about a democratic, small d democratic election, a free and fair election. >> well, jonathan, it's crazy talk. and, you know, we don't need four more years of this dumpster fire that we have in this trump administration. and newt gingrich -- listen, we can't take advice from newt gingrich about doing the right thing. he hasn't done the right thing his entire life. and so what we know is that stacey abrams was the actual victim of voter hanky-panky. there were hundreds of thousands of voters in georgia that were purged during her election, and we know the impact that it had on that election. right now we know that the voters in georgia went to the polls and they did so and they decided that they were tired of the reality show of this administration and they were ready to build back better and that's why joe biden won. >> greg, the president was in georgia over the weekend and he said something to his followers who were there that i want to get your reaction to. let's have a listen. >> we're all victims. e

good morning. >> good morning, jamie. new york governor andrew cuomo said he, himself, negotiated with airlines that fly from the uk to the new york area to make sure that all passengers show proof of a negative covid test before getting on the plane. this as you mentioned, the governor continues to blast the trump administration for what he describes as a lack of response to this new strain that he insists could be a disaster for his state. >> we have been victimized by federal incompetence and federal negligence. >> reporter: harsh words from new york governor andrew cuomo as he fights to keep a mutant strain of coronavirus out of the united states. british scientists said monday that strain is up to 70% more transmissible. there's no evidence that shows the new strain is more deadly. still, former fda commissioner scott gottlieb believes at this point it's too late to stop it. >> i think this is already in the u.s. i don't think a travel ban at this point is going to prevent this mutated strain from coming into the u.s

jamie sat down to talk about it with deborah roberts. ♪ you were my dream >> reporter: jamie foxx is no stranger story films with a musical backdrop. ♪ tell your momma, tell your pa ♪ >> reporter: the oscar winner now taking on a groundbreaking role. >> one, two, three, four, stay on the -- >> reporter: and a music teacher who dreams of making it big and new disney pixar film "soul." >> you know what it's going to say, joe gardner. >> reporter: your character joe gardner is very, very interesting. listening to him and watching him, at some points it was clear i was listening to jamie foxx and then there were times i just lost myself in the character and forgot who i was listening to but i was just immersed in the character s that a compliment? >> hey, listen, definitely. sometimes, you know, sometimes i had to go in there and unfold my arms, you know, and really go at it, you know, because the thing is when i went in i was doing facial expressions first and pete says, jamie, we can't see you. >> stop, i have something to tell you. 22, stop. i have something to tell you. >> able t

and from jamie thompson, litzer prize-winning reporter who covered the incident in dallas in july of 2016 and she has also wrten for the magazine, and written great work in terms of the different individuals who were involved in the actual incident there whereas we know five police officers were actually killed as a result, and looks at the lives of officers, their families, humanizes them and looks at the issues relating to one of the protesters there and one of the african-american physicians involved as a lead trauma surgeon when officers were brought in after they were shot and all that has changed, she uses one of the individuals, police officer, a negotiator, with the shooter that night, extensive conversations in many ways, in having the conversation. let me start out with the order that i went through and ask each one of you to describe your book so the public can understand what the book is and tell us in your ways how your book fits into the discussion about the need for reform in the criminal justice system. let's stt with miss barnett. >> good morning, everye. my book a k

good morning. >> good morning, jamie. as you know in so many ways it's frontline health care workers who have been bearing the brunt of this pandemic. and during the holidays, it's no different, if anything in a lot of cases, it's actually worse. especially for those doctors and nurses who have chosen to stay away from their families throughout this pandemic in order to keep them safe. all this as new york city, like so many other places, tries to combat yet another threat from the uk. >> we're going to have sheriff's deputies go to the home or the hotel of every single traveler coming in from the uk. >> reporter: mayor de blasio is stepping up quarantine enforcement in new york city with news of another new strain of covid-19 emerging in the uk. he says all travelers from the uk who don't quarantine will face a fine of $1,000. >> the model predicts the worst is yet to come. >> reporter: in southern california, the head of l.a. county's department of health services says ambulances are waiting an hour in some places just

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and i love jamie dimon he is at the top of the heap >> if interest rates really are -- they are coming off some multihigh levels we have seen. they just haven't broken out yet. is this a market still constructive for equities and everything else if rates hold where they are >> well, i think karen really does love jamie dimon by the way. i think you have a case where the interest rate dynamic is something very, very important absolutely you are buying banks. it's hard for me like a lot of , cooking for the next part of our show coming up, the king of shock jock radio signed a big new deal. how much is howard stern pulling in a year? start writing down your guesses because we will have those details. but first, pricing information on that big door dash ipo. it's expected to be one of the biggest debuts this year much more coming up when "fast money" returns after this break. i will send out an army to find you in the middle of the darkest night it's true, i will rescue you oh, i will rescue you hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like... like it

because it has to be if you want to became remain relevant that's what i said in my introduction you know jamie if i can go to you how in the world explain to me in simple words because i'm just a talk show host in a o c and joe biden be in the say are. very simple i mean i think it's it goes back to the roots of progressivism which is always kind of been this hodgepodge of different ideologies and so we have to look at it from the perspective of progressive versus the reformist so there are some people who are progressive also call themselves reform so they're reimagining how these institutions that we have think phil and if we look at some of. president elect biden's picks i want to take a little bit hard because we have john kerry who is going to be focusing on the you know environment there will likely be some discussion around our foreign policy being centered on how do we engage in making sure that our citizens are definitely held accountable how do we engage in making sure that there is a quality so it's possible for the 2 to coexist and just have different ideologies and what it needs t

-pero, jamie, creí que querías a ese muñeco más que otra cosa. -¿para qué quiero al muñeco si tengo al verdadero turbo man en casa? -oh... -turbo man! -turbo man! -ese es mi esposo. -turbo man! -turbo man! -turbo man! -turbo man! -turbo man! -turbo man! -y es mi papá! ese es mi papá! -listo, ya está. -ibellísimo! -ivoilà! iperfecto! -howard, estaba pensando... todo lo que hiciste hoy por jamie muestra lo mucho que lo amas. -no... -y si estuviste dispuesto a pasar por todo eso por él, sólo por un obsequio... bueno, eso me hace pensar... -¿qué, qué? -¿qué hay para mí? subtitulado por point.360 ♪ del departamento de salud pública de california reporta más de 30,000 nuevos casos en el estadoel condado santa clara habilitó un nuevo centro de pruebas de covid-19 en los terrenos de la feria de diremos hasta cuando estarán disponibles millones de personas perderá su beneficio de desempleo si el presidente no firmar el nuevo paquete, así comenzamos que es su noticiero telemundo 48 qué tal cómo están excelente sábado unos planos

give jamie vardy an inch and he'll take a point. deflected on its way in, but the right place at the right time to keep leicester above their opponents. drew savage, bbc news. it's three wins in four for aston villa now, who are up to sixth in the premier league after beating crystal palace 3—0 despite playing with ten men. tyrone mings was sent off just before half time when villa were 1—up. the pick of the goals was the last one though, coming courtesy of anwar el ghazi. villa arejust three points behind second placed leicester with two games in hand. fulham are a point from safety after a 0—0 draw against southampton. 0ne match is currently underway — just started the second half at the emirates where arsenal are looking for their first league win in eight games. and it's looking good for now. 2—0 they lead chelsea, a lacazette penalty and xhaka with the second. everton would be second by the end of play today as long as they win at sheffield united, they could close the gap on the leaders liverpool to two points. manch

jamie? >> good point, nancy. thank you. >>> there's a new strain of the coronavirus in britain that could be much more infectious. in response, more than 30 countries have banned or restricted travel from the uk. some u.s. officials say our existing limits on travel from britain need to be strengthened. imtiaz tyab is near heathrow which is under strict guidelines. good morning. >> for those americans still hoping to fly home for the holidays, they can still get on one of the 18 or so flights that are flying to the u.s. from heathrow, even after that bombshell announcement from prime minister boris johnson about this new highly contagious strain of the virus. >> given the early evidence we have on this new variant of the virus, the potential risk it poses, it is with a very heavy heart i mft tell you we cannot continue with christmas as planned. >> reporter: and with that, the epicenter, which includes huge chunks of england's southeast and london are in strict lockdown as the new variant of covid-19 surges acros

joining me now to discuss this, david gregory and jamie gangel. this prime time speech, joe biden will wait until it's formal, obviously he's going to cross the line well before that, but hawaii is the last state to certify. we're told his address will be focused on strength and resilience of our democracy, which is important but coming in the atmosphere it does where the president is telling tens of millions of people that the democracy is broken, what can joe biden say tonight that will actually win some hearts and minds in a meaningful way? >> i think he can start a process of seeing and hearing and acknowledging his critics. and those who are still very loyal to president trump. while at the same time asserting what's right and true in our democracy in that he is the winner. and that there was not fraud. this was not a stolen election. i think he needs to lift up the facts. including the fact that you have judges who, as "the washington post" described them, as the last wall for democracy for checks and balances. trump appointed up judges, oth

are a hrahel solomon has the lat >> jamie dimon says low yield in u.s. treasuries are a poor investment right now speaking at a financial services conference yesterday, he said he would not touch the asset with a 10 foot pole >> i think there may be a small part of the stock market, not all of it, i would not be a buyer of treasuries. i think at these rates, i wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot pole. i wouldn't be a buyer of rates at these rates and unfortunately, we are, we have no choice >> he also said he would like to buy asset management businesses and fintech companies say our line is open >>> shares down about 9.2%, and the company said it had been hack likely by a state sponsored agent. fire eye says there are tools it uses to test the cyber defenses of its clients had also been stolen not exactly clear when the hack took place, but reuters is reporting that the company resetting user passwords >>> and robinhood has reportedly picked goldman sachs to lead preparations for an ipo which could come as soon as next year. and the ipo could value the c

jamie knows she is a time vaccine priority list. and hopes she can get unemployment again. >>> i fortunately for this month, i got a pass on rent, but my health insurance, it is over $300 a month. i have come you know, i need to get the transmission fixed in my car, and there are things that come up, and that is without christmas. >> while they were getting back to testing, testing today. the answer to our problems here is the vaccine, the vaccine, the vaccine. once that happens, those restaurant workers will no longer be in limbo. the retail employees currently only operating a 20% capacity, they will no longer be in limbo. they can really get taking once again. live in union sq., andra borba, kpix5. >>> still ahead, breaking news, hit and run crash in san jose just moments ago. plus, our swim schools -- are some schools in the central business? how they were able to convince the state that they are. >>> a decade after their death, why his emily is now calling for new murder charges. >>> a bay area exam features the work of a young

let's show the comments of jamie dimon yesterday. what is so important here, jamie dimon, who is a really shrewd guy, said i would not be a buyer of treasuries. i think treasuries at these rates, i would not touch them with a 10 foot pole. then you go back a few years in a statement you had better be prepared to do with rates 5% or higher, it is a higher proper ability than most people think. not to pick on my good friend james dimon, but steve major, this has been the zeitgeist across her modern career, and you have nailed this. what do the inflation is does -- istas get young -- get wrong? who took that position have lost a lot of money, i can imagine. -- with aview mrs. is -- misses is the strength of what that view misses is the strength of the fed itself to keep rates low. in fact, i don't think the fed has a lot of choice but to keep the rates lower. the inflation isn't really there to justify higher rates, and then they are saying, even if it was, they are not going to hike the rates. the point is the u.s. and most other big d

you're muted, jamie. you're mute, jamie. we can't hear you, jamie. >> jamie, it looks like you're on mute at the moment. it looks like she's talking to someo someone. okay. it looks like we have one caller at the moment. >> beiokay. can you let that person in, please? >> yeah. will y lucinda, are you there? >> clerk: i'm sorry. i was having a technical glitch. my computer was stuck. sorry about that. >> okay. >> at this time, members of the public wishing to comment on this item, please call 415-655-0001, with access code 146-671-6888. press the pound sign twice, and then enter star, three, so i will go ahead and let them start speaking. thank you. >> okay. so as the gentleman who spoke before mentioned affordable housing, and a little bit about the certificate of preference, and i just wondered, has that item come up yet? >> that will be the next item, ma'am, so just hold on tight. >> okay. thank you. >> thanks. >> clerk: next? hi, caller, go ahead, please. hello? >> let's go onto the next caller. >> clerk: i am, but they'r

welcome to both of you jamie, i'm just going to start with you remind me, are you bull bish on this market, you know, cautious for the near term as some now are. what are your thoughts. >> i think there's going to be a two-tiered speed, you know, to this recovery for stocks i think you've seen over this past, you know, past year 2020, you've seen high-flying tech stocks and seen stocks that have completely run away with it. that's not going to be the story for 2021 so i'm not necessarily bullish, large-cap tech and some things have already run but i'm definitely more bullish in dividend growth, some things that will pick up the pace as the recovery starts to take hold we're in a vaccine dependant, you know, recovery, and as the vaccine begins to get distributed here in the united states and around the world, we're going to start to be able to figure out just how fast some of these beaten down sectors are going to recover, airlines, banks, all these things that can't be replaced by technology, maybe banks can, but airlines are difficult to these are sectors that have been just absolutely ha

i know jamie is on the analytical side of the house. a key metric shifting ride from single occupancy vehicle. we saw 40% mode shift in our survey under the pilot program. that was a keynotable shift for us at the agency. >> does that mean that that is also a mode shift from muni? >> we can share the staff report and do evaluation of the pilot. there was some small shift from muni. we saw a much larger trip being taken to and from muni. fundamentally where we see the value in the program. i will say i don't know where the program will be two years from now, five years from now. right now the value is that people have been using it instead of taxis which we see transportation benefits there. as we look at our current transit system and the transportation recovery with the challenges that muni service is facing. supplementing the muni service is an opportunity. there are a lot of challenges. the points on distribution are well-taken. we have had equitable distribution since the beginning of the program. the outcomes on the street have not

jamie our next speaker, herrera beutler for her leadership on the rules committee and initiating the discharge petition and bringing my bill to the floor and put those democrats who said they support it on the line with the all the republicans and pass it for those small businesses that o desperately need it. [applause] mr. butterfield: thank you to leader -- ms. herrera beutler: thank you for your work on the p.p.e. legislation. we are here because we want the families and the individuals and the businesses in our districts and across this country to survive. we want them to thrive. but heading into christmas, we don't want sending them team members into the unemployment line where the unemployment benefits has stalled. this is ridiculous. this is not a partisan issue. we are the ones stepping up saying nancy pelosi, the first p.p.e. bridge worked. do not become her bridge to nowhere. we have got to get this passed. the paycheck protection program expired august 8 and we knew months before that the date it was supposed to expire. we have known that this would be a problem. p.p.e. ha

jamie foxx has a new achievement to be noted in cinema history books. he is the voice of jill gardner who is pixar's first black lead in one of its animated films, it's called soul. so getting a lot of buzz that follows garner who is a middle school band teacher who has not lived up to his potential and not chase to streams after getting a chance to realize his big break he suffers an accident and has sold become separated from his body wow in an jamie foxx says that the new film is desperately needed. >>this is. >>remarkable monumental. >>character, the first african american character. does not any couldn't come at a better time listen we're out there on the front lines for for but march is every day like this this is something we could all come together. and take steps towards healing put some smiles on people's faces this on christmas which i think we disability need from for people that are going to so many things during covid which i've gone through things as well. >>all so we have tina fey big names like angela bassett will also voice characters

guess, thei had to reason i would say jp morgan is because you've heard jamie but -- you've heard jamie dimon joking about this for year. the new york post says jamie dimon's complaints his servers in manhattan have a great view of the city and not the people. lisa: sonali basak, thank you so much for that. an interesting story. there has been a narrative of an exodus from the big cities. the question is when the pandemic tends, how much that narrative will be confirmed or put to bed. we will see. right now we are looking at markets enthusiastic about the prospect of a vaccine getting rolled out in the united states for the first time, as well as this idea there will be a package past in washington, d.c.. you are looking at the s&p gaining even more come .7%. 36 to 79. 10 year yield a little bit higher. thel very muted with expectation the fed will expand their purchases, .229%. considering tom keene has his grip over how many digits we use, the euro gaining .5% versus the dollar and the vix lower. right now we'ooking at solid risk on. we also have brexit. jonathan tries not to talk abo

jamie dimon wants to hear from you. he is actively looking for acquisitions and could buy anything except for another u.s. bank. he says it might be software, fintech, it might be overseas. adding if a competitor investment bank brings the idea, it would get the fee. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annmarie: thank you. coming up, the brexit showdown. boris johnson heads to brussels with ursula vanda line. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: good morning. m annmarie hordern. boris johnson will hold crisis talks is evening in an effort to save brexit trade negotiations. joining us is maria tadeo. up early again, going to bed very late this evening. can they get a deal done? what is on the menu? maria: what's on the menu, we still don't know. we know it will be a three course meal and it is a dinner that really matters that will be held here between the prime minister and the head of the european commission at the building that serve

jamie, barr has been quite loyal to a fault up to this point. this is what the president said late last week. >> reporter: do you still have confidence in bill barr? >> uh, ask me that in a number of week from now. >> i mean, knowing the type of person bill barr is, how do you think he would take that non-yes answer? >> not well. as one source told me, brooke, barr is, quote, not someone who takes bullying and turns the other cheek. >> hmm. >> we have seen this movie before with other cabinet members. it appears now that the attorney general has had enough, and is considering leaving early. we know, as you said, that barr has carried plenty of water for president trump, but that now seems to be over. i think part of this is simply he is not willing to go along with this fantasy of widespread election fraud. i'm also wondering whether he really doesn't want it to be on his watch, as trump seems to be growing more unhinged and also there are a lot of questions now about controversial pardons, possible preemptive pardons for the trump children, pos