i'm jane king. james. all right, thank you very much, jane. >> time now 7.19 at the un climate summit in scotland. president biden says the u.s. is going to lead by example. but his climate and infrastructure bill is stalled in dc alexandra le mon has more. >> good morning. president joe biden did pledge to lead by example. but in order to accomplish his climate goals. the president needs his build back better plan to be passed and it's currently stuck in congress. >> at the un climate summit monday, president joe biden told fellow world leaders. there's no time to waste. will we see the enormous opportunity for us. >> or you are really can damage future generations to suffer climate change is making droughts wildfires and severe storms worse and scientists warn that without swifter action. the damage to the planet and to humanity. >> could be irreversible. president biden vowed to slash us emissions in half below 2005 levels by 2030. and he said the u.s. will seek to become a net 0 emissions economy no la

i'm jane king back to james. all right. thank you very much, jane. >> it's 7.20 right now. and coming up, the kron 00:00am morning news. the holidays around the corner. so we're going to take a look at some of the top trending toys. >> this holiday season and see if your kid is interested. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 7.24. and because we're scaring you into shopping early out there to get all your christmas shopping. but if you haven't yet, looking at some of the toys that are big this year. yes, so far one of the biggest trending items on social media is the cats versus pickles collectibles that you see there. i don't know what acute. i know blue's clues. yes. also the so-called when i grew up. toys are popular with kids, too, which shows, you know what they can be is a profession. years down the road. that's fun for games for family night nre big ticket items as well. and. >> 4 games like what do you meme family addition get into the water. >> good times. all trending

i'm jane king. it's official netflix getting into the gaming industry to we'll send it right disrupted as well. thank you very much, jane. >> it's 7.20. and tonight is the night the dave chappelle is going to perform at the chase center it's the controversy regarding has latest netflix comedy special that some say is transphobic last month and fact netflix employees. i had a protest protesting his special and demanding better support for transgender employees. dave chappelle is dressed a backlash, but remains unapologetic at 7 o'clock tonight. he's going to screen his new untitled documentary. the chase center and then go on stage and perform in front of his fans. >> national news. there are new allegations this morning of sabotage on that new mexico movie set of rust where a deadly shooting happened last month attorneys for the film's armorer hannah gutierrez-reed suggest that her equipment may have been tampered with. she's responsible for all weapons on set and they claim she did her job. so some

i'm jane king. back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> it is you back 7.21 that i'm coming up next. member unity speaking out after recent violence in san francisco's haight-ashbury neighborhood will tell you what police are doing to try and stop it. we'll be right back. we're back at 7.24 california's attorney general rob bonta was in san jose as part of his ongoing series of roundtable, discussions. >> to address hate crime in our state. he met with elected to and community leaders to try and identify some concrete solutions to what he's calling an epidemic of hate after we've seen a number of reported hate crimes. fact that numbers climbed more than 30% last year. bonta has established a racial justice bureau within his office. but he says that more work needs to be done both in terms of reporting and preventing hate crimes. >> feelings of hate turn the speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate fro

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jane king live the nasdaq. good morning, jane. >> states. good morning. so this is the 50th birthday of big buff. and so mcdonald's offering at its original price $0.63 during breakfast hours today. and other given this a retro price to match that birthday celebration. there also starbucks red cup day today. so it's giving away those free reusable red cup to customers who order a holiday or a fall beverage today. this cup features a classic red was kind of a sign of the holidays with what starbucks calls a playful swirl of shimmering ribbon and threat threat for the holidays. reports a 66% of americans are open to receiving a secondhand get no edition to being good for the environment. you also don't have those supply chain issues to worry about with something that secondhand gen z, by the way, the most open to give you giving and getting a second hand gift and triple a is advising passengers to scheduled departure. the monday before thanksgiving to get the cheapest thanksgiving fare and avoid the biggest crowds. now, the group says avoid traveling on tue

i'm jane king back to james. all right. thank you very much, jane. >> 7.20 right now and take a look at this. we have new details about this crash that injured a chp officer near the bay bridge you can kind of see what happened there with the tow truck. a man stole that tow truck from his nephew drove it in the wrong direction on a t and then, you know, police were responding and the driver ended up ramming a look at this into the police car. he was going the wrong way. they were trying to many with the other way. he ended up smashing into another car as well. now, luckily all of the drivers are fine and that man was taken into custody. 7.21 and today you're going to have a new place to park at the antioch bart station. in fact, 850 additional parking spaces that are opening up at that station and also they're going to be offering a uno waitlist for monthly parking an easier way to pay and additional station agents as well. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news congress is facing looming deadlines. we're going tell you

i'm jane king. back to thanks, jane. we'll see later. >> well, the biden administration is giving the green light now for fully vaccinated families to go ahead and gather this thanksgiving. even if you haven't gotten your booster shot yet. doctor anthony fauci says that those who are fully vaccinated don't have to wear a mask while they're indoors with family. we have raquel martin from dc with the latest on all of us. >> good morning. well, doctor anthony fauci says americans who are fully vaccinated are safe to gather with family indoors maskless this thanksgiving. but the news does come with only steal about 59% of americans fully vaccinated and with the majority of states showing a rise in infections. >> white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci is giving millions of americans. the green light to enjoy this thanksgiving together few a vaccinated and hopefully you'll be boosted to and your family as you can enjoy a typical thanksgiving on abc's this week. fauci said for fully vaccinated americans. that me

i'm jane king. back to you. all right. thank you, jane. and meanwhile, president biden just made a statement on twitter. >> about the rise in inflation. he says you can see it here, quote, today's report shows an increase over last month on inflation. >> reversing this trend is a top priority. my infrastructure bill will bring down costs by reducing bottlenecks and i urge congress to pass my build back better act which will ease inflationary pressures. >> it's 39. and still ahead, california delegates are in scotland talking about how combat climate change. >> we're going here with 2 bay area. officials say they've learned so far. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their

it's never too early to start learning that jane king has details in today's business report. >> well, many kids are not top financial literacy at all. the words just giving the kids an allowance but a host of new technologies can teach children how to handle money better. one is the missoula out from riga payments solutions which was recently recognized as a best in tech by the national parenting products awards. here's head of strategy and marketing dan after. >> we're dressing kind of that in tech gap for those 70 plus million gen z kids and teens. many of whom are just getting involved with mobile commerce. >> the mobile wallet virtual debit cards faces worth about 800 billion dollars in the u.s. alone. that means it's also right for hackers but missoula also protect child's identity cyber security expert and former fbi unit chief don coddling says the kids data can be hacked and they may not even realize that for years the whole idea that you hope to have some privacy as you grow up. >> and not have your data protected is impossible. you have to have both of those things simultan

i'm jane king. james, back to you. all right, jane, thank you very much. have a good one. >> 7.20 is the time. and let's talk coronavirus big milestone in the bay, area's progress. according to the latest dc covid transmission map. i'm sorry that cdc not d c this is the bay area. and you can see for the first time ever. we're in the yellow. that's moderate that some moderate here. that means that each county has recorded fewer than 50 cases for every 100,000 people in the past week. so you can see we're doing very well. the numbers did change daily. but despite the big progress overall now that's the bay area. california is numbers. well, they're going the other way continue to be on the rise. health officials are warning of a possible winter surge that we could be in for and any surge that we might experience is not going to be nearly as devastating as last year's. at least. >> when i mean, not at the levels of last went i mean, probably no flooding and over the flooding of hospitals necessarily. >> doctor peter chin. hong with ucsf also says that with al

i'm jane king 19 are no on that one for that. add that in show. >> thanks all just my opinion. that's right. 7.20. is the time. >> let's go to the peninsula where foster city has had it with goose kron four's maureen kelly takes a look at some of the drastic measures they're considering fix the problem. >> according to foster city officials with no natural predators and lots to eat the number of canadian geese has shot up here 78% from june 2020 to this gym. the last count put their number at 323 gates. it's not so much the birds themselves that's getting feathers ruffled out here. it's their droppings which not only make a mask but also fouls the water. the city's vice mayor explains we have found high levels of bacteria that can be partly attributed scoop in on the and there have been times we have to close the beaches. so that really is the problem. the kids playing in the fields, you know, get. >> gets trapped in issues in the schools. they bring back to the classrooms. >> so after years of trying nonlethal means of keeping the numbers down. the city council voted unanimous

i'm jane king. back to james. alright, alright p dollar tree. thank you very much, james. >> also this morning. >> we have sugar bowl. we have heavenly. we have north star alice a all saying they got to postpone their dates for reopening because we did not know not enough snow came this year. >> but boreal hopes to capture some of the holiday crowds because tenatively they're going to be opening potentially friday. dennis shanahan has that story for us. >> the temperature dropped into the 20's and the snow making team at boreal fired up the machine. orioles marketing director tells fox 40 the resort is hoping to open the day after thanksgiving depending on conditions and he encourages people to check for eels social media for updates on the resort would have loved the open. steve clarke is the owner of clark snowsports. we stopped by the roseville shop on our way up the mountain even during drought. steve stays optimistic, knowing the resorts always end up having a season. >> it will happen when it happens. you know, we always got to be optimist

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> all right, daria, good morning at the farm bureau calculates a thanksgiving dinner every year usually it's about the same. but this year it's jumping by 14% compared to last year. so as for 10 people comes to 5331. so the farm bureau says this is turkey and stuffing and sweet potatoes, rolls and peas and cranberries and desert. they've included leftover send this the turkey itself is up. 24 1% compared to last year. so $23.99 for 16 pound bird will victoria's secret says the nearly 50% of its holiday merchandise is like sitting in a cargo ship somewhere stuck in the supply chain and this, of course, is black friday quickly approaches. the company said it ordered 200 million units of merchandise for the holidays. it's what they call it. but 90 million of that is stuck out on a ship and has been delayed due to the supply chain issues and mcdonald's app experienced outages yesterday on that mcmuffin promo day. so the user power outage detector reported a spike in app error m

i'm jane king. daria, i was in your neighborhood on black friday. i was shopping in new on black friday ad and it was >> and really crowded. i was very cold. we were out ice skating you should come i don't know how you do when you talk about the the restaurants to i love the you know, areas they have in the street. they're beautiful. but again, it's freezing there. yeah. i like. i there's a deal with propane the case. the propane heat yet. problem right at the propane last winter, ok, so i don't know what they're going think you. it was a joyful being there. but i'm back now and happy >> happy holidays. thanks a lot. j. >> thanks. but 7.20 is that i've mail carriers for the post office. they're actually going to start their rounds a little earlier than usual across the bay area during the holiday season. and this is supposed to help them keep up with the heavy volumes of letters and packages and mail that they're expecting over the next month neighborhood letter carriers. they're going to be out as early as 06:00am still here, the trucks going by an

jane king is live at nasdaq with those stories and more so j and j how they're going to do it. haha. >> good question. and they say they don't know exactly what they're going to call this company. but it is a splitting into 2 separate companies. i'm sure the johnson will stay around somehow it so well known one company will focus on the consumer brands. so listerine band-aids, baby powder or things like that. the other one on the pharmaceutical medical device business 2 separate customer base is entirely and they just think they'll get more value. if they split 2 companies airports and roads likely be more busy. this thanksgiving than last year. so we do going to triple a a 13% jump in travel 53 and a half million people will be traveling air travel expect to be at 80% compared to last year. and despite gas prices being high. most people will be driving this thanksgiving will the average new car price, a sort of $46,000. the transaction price for new vehicles is up 13% from last year. prices were boosted by higher luxury prices and also more people buying suvs and pickup trucks

jane king is live at the nasdaq. i don't think they could pay us enough everythings going up. >> i notorious so, you know, the national pay has increased by 4.2% in the past 12 months. but workers in those lower wage sectors like restaurants, hotels. they're seeing bigger bump up in pay that average. so it's helping them catch up a little bit of those wages are up about 7 per cent little more than 7%. the past 12 months. well, toys r us and macy's released a list of the top 2075 toys for the holiday season. geoffrey's hot toy list. it includes dollhouses toy cars scooters board games. some highlights are the a g i joe origins ninja role play said and the bumblebee cyber verse adventures die. no butts unite role in charge 22 being very long about 57% of survey tech executive said the labor shortage is their main concern. 26% said supply chain issues are the biggest worry. 70% of tech companies have expanded their searches for job applicants by increasing the amount of work from home jobs that are available as well. an

i'm jane king. back to you. >> thank you, jane. and here we have president biden reacting to this on twitter is issuing this statement in which he says in part, quote, today's report shows an increase over last month on inflation reversing this trend is a top priority. my infrastructure bill will bring down costs by reducing bottlenecks. i urge congress to pass my build back better act which will ease inflationary pressures. >> 9.34 is the time and what is going to happen as we get towards thanksgiving and christmas the holidays. everybody gathering in california and the bay area there are doctors that are concerned. yes, we're getting vaccine of a covid cases are still going up and there could be a winter state officials are now predicting the reported about 6,000 new cases a day and it was 5,000 a day just a few weeks ago. so experts are predicting that things could be bad around the holidays if we don't take precautions. >> it's of concern that the numbers are going up in a time when we are facing in less than 3 weeks thanksgivi

i'm jane king. james, back to you. all right, jane, thank you very much. we'll see them are ok. >> well in national news. we're learning more information about what happened at a holiday parade and the suspect accused of driving that suv that plowed through the parade. meantime, the community in waukesha held a vigil to support the families of the 5 people that were killed and those others that were injured. kelsey card. steen has the latest. >> police tell us that brooks is playing a domestic disturbance call just minutes prior. we're also learning has an extensive criminal history. in fact, he was released from jail just 3 days before the crash. new details surrounding the criminal history of the man police say was behind the wheel of the red suv driven through the waukesha christmas parade. darryl brooks faces 5 counts of intentional homicide for the deadly incident. we actually had a squad and barricades up. >> and he drove right through the barricades officers when officers tried to engage and stop the threat. he still continued through the crowd. >>

i'm jane king with your thanksgiving day business report. >> thank you, jane. all right. coming up after the break. >> some slick deals in saving shoppers money this holiday season. we're going to tell you what items are trending on their site will have that their site will have that coming up in a moment. watch this. can i please get the cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo? wait, i know that voice... (smug laugh) danny palumbo? from high school?! no, it's jack. try my $5.99 cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo with cheese 3 ways. i did some early shopping this year. one for you, one for me. awww. i love it. i got us a little something, too. yeah? yep. one for you and one for me. i love it! oh! actually, that was.. i love it! i like red. current eligible gmc owners get over 25 hundred purchase allowance on 2021 gmc sierra light duty crew cab models when you finance through gm financial. we are professional grade. gmc my $5.99 cheddar loaded cheeseburger features a jumbo patty and cheddar 3 ways: with a slice of cheddar cheese... and cheddar ranch... all between a cheddar bun.

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, daryn, good morning. a pretty good report over also 531,000 jobs added last month. it was more than expected unemployment rate fell to 4.6% in that job growth was broad based manufacturing in leisure and hospitality and in fact, we sell the dow, s and p nasdaq all hit record highs this morning based on this better than expected report. well, 21,000 nurses and health care professionals will strike against kaiser permanente. that's will start on monday. november 15th registered nurses and healthcare professionals are striking over proposals to depress wages for current employees and then slash wages for incoming workers during a national healthcare staffing crisis. well, american airlines has pushed back its deadline for employees to get covid vaccinations by more than a month. and that was after the white house released updated rules that align with the mandated start for both federal contractors and big businesses. so americans employees now will have until january 4th 2 turned in their proof of full vacc

we talk to jane king earlier. she said netflix zuma seem to be getting a bounce and people like carnival cruise or just cruise ships in general hotels. they seem to be hit hard by this latest downturn in the market. so we'll have to wait and see how it all shakes out by the end of the trading day. but now anyway, it's off by quite a bit. 9.33 the time researchers are working to determine if children might need a coronavirus booster. we're talking about younger kids and teenagers infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci says that it's probably not going to be likely that they'll need it. their immune systems are a bit more robust adulting systems. but officials say pediatric studies are now underway to make that determination more information they say should be available at some point early next year. the holiday shopping season is here. we've been talking about that a busy time for scammers as well. so be careful. be on the lookout. the better business bureau has a list of its top 12 scams to watch out for a

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more happy monday to you. j story. a happy monday to you and it does look like some companies are starting to relax the mask mandates that working mothers are looking at it. >> the wall street journal says that there's some relaxation going on in some places. the health authorities have authorized course, the vaccines boosters for the 65. and over that last week, the cdc and fda approving the 5 to 11 year-old covid vaccines as well. so all of that to make people feel a little bit more comfortable about this mask mandates being relaxed a bit. well, a starbucks union vote is scheduled this week on wednesday, the national labor relations board well mail ballots to employees at 3 starbucks in and around buffalo, new york. they'll have 4 weeks to vote and if they do approve this will be the first company owns starbucks that would be unionized. well, ford is attracting younger and more female buyers with the new $20,000 maverick pickup truck. ford says about a quarter of the buyers are female compared to 90% male for traditi

i'm jane king with your thanksgiving day business report. >> thanks very much. burgundy to that off feeling that we're everyone. text each other. it just happened. that's that's how magic it's given. that's right. and boy, the i mean, the weather looks magical for today with just a shot behind its to that door is not here to enjoy tower that kind of because we started that. >> 7 today. if you're wondering why we weren't on for those hours. but war and i don't know. it feels like. >> 5 right now it is early the polls early july 8. >> for me it feels like we're getting a little bit closer to turkey. time in a long like the fact that it's sunny outside. yeah. it definitely feels like turkey time because it's cold outside so what they get the you have any doubt that it's time to the oven. and i got to step realize that it's pretty frigid out there this morning. so we are looking at coit tower, beautiful crystal clear cold, though we are seeing temperatures even for parts of the bay shore. >> looking freeman palo alto down in the 30's. definitely some 30's and in som

i'm jane king. but realize what you just said. you did the gas prices are high. we pay the most. the debt is high. of course we're in debt and people want to retire i'm into >> i know. new york says same thing except without the nice weather. yeah, right. well, we do have that going for us. thank you, jamie. >> so 21 is the time in the east bay. we have oakland mayor libby schaff announcing a new housing assistance pilot program designed to stop evictions and prevent homelessness altogether. the new program is called shallow subsidy and it will pay for a portion of a person's rent every month for up to 18 months. logan mcdonald was a nonprofit housing resource program and he says that the program will focus on neighborhoods where rents have increased nearly 90%. and obviously that's way too high for anybody to afford. but the goal is to help provide those neighborhoods with high rates that have a high risk of gentrification the cost of the program is around 3.4 million dollars. we'll see how successful it is. also in the news, a local housing developer is suing the city of santa

jane king is live at nasdaq. you probably been to the world. i love the land here in california. >> i had i had been to the world and i've been to universal studios in california. but never disneyland. so, yes, about 2000. i'm walt disney. workers in california are being moved to florida this is a company decision. they said they're moving the employees because in part, at least florida's business friendly climate. so the jobs will be located at a new disney campus is being built in lake know which is near orlando well, it's beginning to look a lot like a pre pandemic. christmas. there's malls and stores bringing back christmas tree lightings. there's carolers a less socially distance santa this or so. as you mentioned, plexiglass and photos with santa are expected to be happening at several of the nation's malls this year. more than 4.4 million workers quit their jobs voluntarily in september. that's going to the labor department it was the most in the 2 decades of government has been tracking this. there's about a million people just in the l

jane king first time. so, you know, townsend thing green and james and ready to get this holiday weekend started. so are many other people were going to stick around at oakland airport this morning to see what the check in process is here. but right now it's moved going there's not a long line at the check. and here at southwest. >> and tsa is going very smoothly. but officials say that's going to change because they're expecting a lot of people this morning back to you guys sounds like a lot of celebrate his 21st in vegas. i'm camila. thank you very much. >> and of course, don't forget, we have more than 48 million people expected to hit the roads too, driving to their thanksgiving destinations like which one would you rather do bay area drivers are going to do with a record high gas prices >> kron four's julius evans is live outside in burlingame with the details on that. hopefully we're seeing prices go lower the only is that happening out >> that not that really may be a like a pen year to lowered cent

jane king is live at nasdaq with those stories and more. but that the hands were important. kids are tiny. >> well, everybody has their own cornish >> so san francisco ranks 8th best warm weather city to spend the holidays. so well have says the city is just really great for holiday things and attractions. but it did break lower on the cost san jose. by the way, 11th best on this list. welcome based clorox make plans more price hikes as transportation and commodity costs rise clorox currently evaluating whether to implement an additional price increase on its glad line of products. and that's due to hurricane ida it disrupted the resin production in the gulf of mexico. so that's been delayed and residents use to make those trash bags and walmart holding a supply chain national hiring event this week. it will be today and tomorrow in numerous states locations. so they're looking for things like equipment operators, repair technicians, freight handlers order fillers are trying to at least as much as they can control the speed of the supply chain. the average wait a way, just $

manus: ok, jane, but see how it goes. jane foley on fx and king dollar. let's get your first word news. annabelle? annabelle: china's economy performed better than expected in october as retail sales climbed and energy shortages eased, partly offsetting a slump and property. industrial output rose 3.5% in october from a year earlier, while retail sales accelerated to 4.9%. it beat economist forecast. japan's economy shrank by an annualized 3% in the last quarter, much faster than forecast by most economists, ramping up expectations for more stimulus. gdp has now contracted in five of the past eight quarters. austria has ordered unvaccinated people not to leave their houses from today. this is the most drastic move by a western european country in the latest wave of the coronavirus. speaking at a press conference in vienna, the chancellor said he did not impose the lockdown lightly. he said austria needs to expanded vaccination rate. and beijing's first ever stock exchange, rallying in the first day of training. a standout performer jumped 511% on the beij

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