melissa: gary, melissa. thank you. connell: we have to shift gears to the awful story out in california as rescue crews work around the clock as wildfires rage up and down the state. no sign of any slowing down. a report coming from one of the hardest hit areas coming up. melissa: a high speed sprint to the end of year. congress is back in session amid a looming leadership fight. what could the blue house mean for the white house? fred barnes, the executive editor of "the weekly standard" is next. connell: the tough talk on amazon. why the democratic darling, alexandria ocasio-cortez, used to be in the news a lot says her community in queens, new york, is supposedly outraged over amazon's second headquarters. melissa: seems like good news. connell: you would think. ♪ future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio

melissa. melissa: apple weighing on markets today. let's go to gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. >> that's right, twist and turns no doubt about it. apple led the market lower. take a look at the stock. difficult week for the company. record revenue and profit but guidance was lower. that is not what investors did not look, like, that is. the dow down 111 points, half a percent. s&p 500 down, about half a percent there,is 11 points -- 111 points. nasdaq down 1%. for the week we're seeing the dow up 2.2%. s&p up 2.3%. nasdaq up 2.5%. what good news that is after such a volatile week. as i said apple was leading the tech sector lower and google, facebook, all these companies, facebook finally seeing a turn higher, reacting as well. there is also stocks like texas instruments, qualcomm, analog devices, those companies lower. why on this week, apple is a service. want to talk about a good news story, starbucks, that stock on fire up as many as 10% on better-than-expected earnings, same-store sales growth, during that f

melissa. melissa: president trump weighing in on the stock market decline. fox business's blake burman at the white house with the latest. hi, blake. reporter: off day for president trump. this is indeed veteran's day. he is here at the white house. was active, might still be on twitter throughout the day and there was one tweet at 10:34 this morning, an hour into trading the president was noticing what was going on the corner of wall and broad. he sent out this tweet at the time the dow was down 200, quote, the prospect of presidential harrassment by the dems causing the stock market big headaches. that was part of his read as the slide was happening. democrats are set to take control of the house of representatives come 2019, some two months or so, they are threatening to subpoena the president and those within the trump administration at the higher echelon. that is part of the president's read on the stock market. later in the afternoon or later in the day i should say he sent out this tweet, quote, hopefully saudi arabia and opec will not be cutting oil

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but here is what is knew at this hour. president trump heading to argentina. the commander-in-chief on his way to the g20 summit but while in the air he called off a meeting with vladmir putin among others. the russian president isn't the only one getting his formal sit-down with president trump taken off the schedule. we're live in bind knows ares with that. >>> michael cohen pleading guilty to a new criminal charge today in the mueller investigation. the president fighting back, calling his attorney a liar and weak. the new details from both sides. >>> slamming general motors once again. president trump's latest message for gm. connell: all that coming up on the markets. the dow ending negative territory. visa, american express helping to drag it down. gerri willis joins us from the new york stock exchange. as i said at the top, kind of an interesting day, back and forth. >> back and forth is right. i have to tell you ending down 27 points, that

melissa? >> melissa: i hope you got a lot of rest. i think you will be there for a while, griff. thank you. let's bring it out to the couch. this is what strikes me when you hear all this conversation about counting every vote. how is if i was sitting in hillsborough county, in tampa, i would say "why did we have to follow the law question required to did we turn in the ballots and they didn't? "if i were a voter, "the mail didn't get mine and time prayed my vote didn't count. why does their vote worth more than mine? it's the benefit of working outside the law. >> adam: i think we are entering another florida recoun recount. we have to make sure everybody that was illegal he counted. that's important. at the same time, when you have a situation where you're supposed to to announce 30 minutes after the polls close how many ballots were cast, and then there's a lot of questions in past elections, people will feel disenfranchised. my biggest concern with what's going on in politics right now --

melissa. melissa: president trump taking credit for choosing the best deal for choosing new locations for headquarters. blake burman is live at the white house with the latest, blake. reporter: i think they are paying a very big price, that was not the take from me but the president as he gave an interview with the "daily caller." those are the first thoughts as it relates to the deal struck by virginia and new york. as you know they gave amazon more than $2 billion worth of incentives. the president also telling "the daily caller" about those areas, saying quote, they're giving up a lot. they are expensive deals. only time will tell. maybe amazon will have massive competition and they won't be the same company in five years. in which case, it would be a big mistake. amazon countered at least during the rollout yesterday by saying this will be 25,000 jobs for each of those areas in which workers will make an average of more than $150,000. the president also continuing to contend that amazon is

melissa: we lost matt. connell: okay. melissa: we had more questions. this election will go on quite some time. connell: i think we're just getting started if history is any guide in florida, what they're doing there. this trip for the president overseas got a lot more interesting to your point thanks to a presidential tweet, emannuel macron from france is very insulting with his plans to build a european military, to try to counteract the u.s., china and russia so. melissa: we're watching the president right now here, get into his car. to refresh you, as he is landing, president macron of france suggested europe build its own military to protect itself from u.s., china and russia. very insulting. perhaps europe should pay its fair share of nato which the u.s. subsidizes greatly. there is the tweet landing there as the president lands, perhaps getting this trip off to a bit of a bumpy start. connell: landing with a ton of bricks in terms of how it is received by the french president. that is the man, the president of the united states is set to meet wit

melissa. melissa: he criticizes everybody. not like it makes the fed chair special. edward, thank you. connell: to the market panel, fox business network deirdre bolton at the speech. in the room where it happened this afternoon. john layfield, ceo of the layfield report. a fox news contributor. joined by todd horowitz, host of the bubba trading show. deirdre, we can start with you, in the room at the economic club of new york was, what was the buzz after jay powell spoke? >> well he is pretty much stuck to the script as we heard, chairman powell really talking about the stability of the financial system. those were prepared remarks. he took a few questions from the audience but they were pretty bland and he answered in greenspanees. like he spoke but didn't give too much away. the funniest comment off-the-cuff between the prepared speech and q&a talking about his own health exams, saying the report i give for the u.s. economy is a lot like what happens to me as baby boomer going to the doctor

>> melissa: then you're not going to win! i think that would be the way to do it. >> harris: who's a good opponent to president trump? that's a question. >> katie: that's why they are saying that hillary clinton would do a third run. >> harris: she didn't one last time! >> katie: i agree. but if you look at things on paper, she has more experience than anybody in the field. maybe except for joe biden. i think that joe biden could win against president trump but he's would have trouble getting to a primary in the intersectional politically correct far left movement we are seeing. with the candidates like kamala harris and cory booker who are going to start animalism and outflank each other on the left -- >> david: i would love to see a debate between joe biden and donald trump. >> harris: we hear it all the time. no politics talking as a thanks giving table. a recent study shows that politics and turkey really might be a toxic mix. is it possible to keep the dinner conversation from going off the rails? ♪ population is self-

melissa. melissa: here is react, brad blakeman, former senior staffer to president george w. bush. what do you think about this, the last bit we had there, the legislation that will be dropped in order to protect the mueller probe. do you think that is necessary? >> useless. these guys certainly have something better to do but apparently they don't. it is not going anywhere. there is no need for it. there is no threat either by the president or anyone else, especially the acting attorney general to remove anybody. the president said it i am self. that should be -- himself. that should be enough. he should be doing something else. melissa: do you think too much is made of the op-ed whitaker wrote or do you think it is fair to say his opinion is out there against the mueller probe, maybe, there are ways to undermine it and that compromises him? >> no, it doesn't compromise him at all. it is no secret people have their own opinions before and after they serve in government. and he certainly wasn'

melissa. melissa: we're waiting for the president. let's bring in james freeman, "wall street journal," he is a fox news contributor. what are you hearing about the speech coming up in the roosevelt room? that he will lay out guidelines potentially for changes to immigration? what do you expect? >> i'm hoping we hear more what we heard from the president yesterday when talking about the great economy. all the job openings we have and we need more workers. he hasn't been able to say that in a while. there is a discussion about the caravan. he is synonymous cracking down with illegal immigration. we have a discussion how we have system to enforce the law at the border. there is more talk like we heard from him yesterday, how we bring if talented people who want to work. melissa: let's bring in ken paxton as well. ken, do you agree that is one of the problems? when we see interviews with peep in the caravan, some say they're coming for asylum. a lot of people say they want to find a job. they're good people. they want to work. we have se

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. melissa: election day. connell: that is what i was told in the hallway earlier. the dow ending up 177 points. right around session highs. that is a nice election day return. s&p 500. melissa: i see what you did there. connell: nothing gets by her. melissa also in the green today. nasdaq up 47. fox business network team coverage of all of this, from wall street to the closest races, key battleground states, the great jeff flock in carmel, indiana, kristina partsinevelos in orlando. hillary vaughn is in mace so, arizona. ed lawrence in virginia with one of match-ups could give us indication how tonight is going. we begin with ashley webster down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> hi, connell, melissa. somewhat of a quiet day here on the stock exchange. what we have seen, a lot more buying than selling. the dow up 174. the s&p and nasdaq moving higher. investors like everyone else in the country, around the world, wanting to see what the makeup of congress will be like after today's election of th

melissa? >> melissa: getting back to the portable for second, would it make sense for the presented to chuck schumer up on his offer and take whatever money there isn't just declare victory? what would democrats do at that point, if he said "great, i'll take it, and i building my wall? "we all know it's a wall system. done. i democrats given. >> leslie: i wish democrats hadn't given it. i'm with my party and party leadership. >> melissa: so he would win if you did that? >> leslie: wouldn't be the political win that shawna's talk about. thank you for admitting it's applicable in overcoming here. the money he's proposing, $5 billion, that's just for the wall. it's not for any troops to have any security. remember, there be people climbing over that wall. to take the money that chuck schumer and -- the democrats and the republicans agreed upon, it could be a full -- >> melissa: victor is victory. >> leslie: but it would avoid a shut down let me tell you, i disagree with the president, i disagree

there you go, melissa. melissa: so there is something new but familiar in rockefeller center the iconic toy store fao schwartz opening its doors for the first time in three years just in time for the holidays, lauren simonetti is on the scene in new york city, with more. hey, lauren. lauren: the packed scene, melissa and connell the line to get in here is around the block. okay, we are one week before black friday, yes i know it's scary, and this is a good indication that we might have a very good holiday shopping season, so melissa if you're in the mood or in the market for a new car, a ride-on for the boys, this is $25,000 okay? $25,000, and its been sold, because fao schwartz is iconic, people remembered it and wanted it to come back in and also known for these very big plush toys. this giraffe, connell, $800. i know you're saying this is over-the-top and that's the point . the other point this is the first holiday without toys "r" us in the picture so fao schwartz is going to bring you what it's known f

melissa. melissa: interesting. blake burman, thank you. connell: to follow up on some of blake's reporting there we go to the fox business maps and a look what you might be looking at early in the evening tomorrow, to give you an indication how the night is going. blake mentioned the state of indiana. on poll closings, indiana down at 7:00, along with other states eastern time. to be fair we'll get some of these results starting to come in the 6:00 p.m. eastern hour. look at indiana. look at kentucky. by the time you get to 7:00, interesting race in the state of virginia as well. taking a look at close races we talked a lot about the indiana senate race as we lead up into the midterms. we don't have to dig into it pretty much. people have an idea what is in store with the matchup. donnelly and braun, locked good in the fox poll, "real clear politics" average it is really, really close. if you look back to 2016, see how president trump did in this particular state, indiana will be split into tw

avenatti, by the way, melissa, is due back in court december 5. >> melissa: jonathan hunt, thank you. >> i have overwhelming support in my caucus to be speaker of the house and certainly we have many, many people in our caucus who could serve in this capacity. >> i happen to think at this point, i'm the best person for that. >> melissa: you heard it, nancy pelosi says she has overwhelming support to be house speaker. opposition is growing among her party's rank and file. fox news confirmed 17 democrats signed a letter saying they won't support nancy pelosi for speaker. that number is critical, it could keep her from reaching the magic number she needs of 218 votes. all this as growing number of democrats reportedly seeking a female member to take on the california democrats. anti-pelosi democrat cathline rice says those who say this is issue of gender, that is not true. i'm a woman and a lot of new members are women, they should not be made to feel they are anti-woman if they don't want to vote for nancy pelosi. one veteran lawmaker, marsha budge says her colleagues urged her to run f

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." >> melissa: yeah. it's interesting that they act like they are a company that is all about good and connecting the world, and "we aren't here for money," and there's nothing wrong with a business being out there to make money. that's the whole point. but they always act like they had better intentions. then he read these really hard accusations about slamming their critics. also, floating negative stories about other tech companies. i think they are calling for mark zuckerberg to step down and it's interesting to know that charo dull mike he was hired as "the adult in the room." according to these allegations, she was behind all this. no matter how you slice it, it seems like it's broken down. >> harris: they have had other issues. pressing against conservative views and the algorithms, and programming. facebook has been in the headlines for negative reasons for quite some time. although negative territory on the dow is new, and why do you say that so problematic right now? >> david: a lot of the young

i melissa francis. here today's harris faulkner, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell, national security analyst morgan ortagus, and joining us on the couch today, christopher bedford. editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation. he is outnumbered. >> harris: qaddafi. happy friday. did you ever think he was going to get here? >> >> chris: happy friday. i think so. i love elections. there have been highs and lows. >> melissa: it is unending. as the midterms going to overtime, you can't help to think back to 2000 and the battle of the hanging chad's. president trump says law-enforcement is now looking into possible election fraud. here he is as he left for paris today. >> all of a sudden, they are fronting votes out of nowhere. rick scott, who won by -- it was close, but he won by a comfortable margin. every couple of hours it goes down a little bit. what's going on in florida is a disgrace. go down and see what happened over the last period of time -- ten years. take a look at broward cou

this is a very important meeting, melissa. >> melissa: david made an important point, those people are china's neighbors. this scene right here is a message to china. >> harris: excuse me once i can. we have translation. let's watch. it's a puttermac >> for prostrate incivility, i'm happy that both the countries are both of them are -- the three countries together, it's a matter of good fortune that we will go together. when you look at the acronym of our three countries, japan, america, and india, it is "jai," which in our linkage means success. this message is a good message that goes out to good beginnings, , and together, as i said earlier, we would be playing a very big role to work together. for prosperity, peace, and stability. >> [speaking foreign language] speed went all right, now we have the prime minister of japan, shinzo abe. what is critical here, david, we were talking about earlier. you have the whole world watching after a deal that was already made with mexico and canada this morning. they inked that deal, the president did. we know that this president will jump in an

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here today, melissa francis. former director of strategic medications for the hillary clinton campaign, adrienne elrod. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat, conservative radio talk show host larry elder's here. we say he is outnumbered. we observe veterans day on this day, and we think our veterans. we are glad you are with us. >> thank you for having missed. >> harris: florida counties are rushing to meet a deadline to count all of their votes. palm beach county election officials are calling it impossible. meanwhile, there are allegations of misconduct and incompetence with a lot of attention on broward county. here's a look at the broward county supervisor of elections office. we get a lead look at us every day, now. they are still counting. the app. president trump today tweeted "the florida election should be called in favor of rick scott and ron desantis, and that large numbers of new ballots showed up out of nowhere. many ballots are missing or forged. an honest vote

melissa. nobody really knows what to do about this situation down on the border. the president has proposed and kind of seeking a compromise with mexico to have them come in through ports of entry. have the mexicans hold on to people inside of mexico longer while we try to process some asylum-seekers better on the u.s. side of the border. dealing with people simply pressing their way through the fence like that is a problem that no one seems to have a solution for and that is not going to go away. it is like trying to make the sand dunes higher in front of the ocean. it isn't going to work. melissa: a lot of people make the point if these people are actually seeking asylum, they're coming from a place where the rule of law has broken down to the point where they're afraid for their lives, so it is a little bit ironic the first thing that would happen, they're fleeing to a country where they hope the rule of law will keep them safe but by doing so the first thing they're doing is breaking that

melissa: yeah. do you think that -- do you hear that people are talking to buyers who are concerned about interest rates? >> yes, i think any time there's interest rate movement, people are concerned about those dollars. you know, you are concerned about things happening where people are going to spend money, and how are they going to access the dollars, but a big percentage of our remodelling research shows us that it is on cash. about 75% is on cash. i don't think you are going to really see the dramatic impact in the short-term. our members are still happy with the growth they have seen and they expect while it may slow a little bit, they expect continued growth. melissa: one of the things they mentioned in the survey was that part of the reason that people were not buying as much and were taking a pause, is they were watching home prices go up very rapidly even as interest rates were going up. the reason the homebuilders put that on was the idea that the supply prices are going up, which is some

here today, melissa francis. fox business network anchored at mcdowell, fox news contributor jessica tarlov. joining us in the center seat, opening editor and columnist for the washington times, and fox news contributor as well, charlie hurt. four days out from election, this is outnumbered. hey! and >> charlie: agreed to be here, things are having me. >> harris: shall we get to the news? let's do it. again, 40s to go into the midterm election. president trump keeping the immigration issue front and center. announcing today, or yesterday, i should say -- an intent to hold migrants across the border and make an asylum claim intensities until there court dates heading to the lengths from central america. watch the president. >> the biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to reporters as the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain entry into our great country. they have in the legal statement to read, and they read it. all of a sudden, they are supposed to qualify. but that's not the reason they are her

here today, melissa francis. fox business and kurt dagen mcdowell, adrienne elrod, and joining us for the first time in the center seat, louisiana congressman ed house majority whip, steve scalise. congressman scalise has this out, a powerful new book. "back in the game." it chronicles his recovery after being shot and gravely wounded at a congressional baseball practice in june of last year. a beautiful book cover and message on the inside. great to see you. >> steve: agreed to be with you, thanks for having you. i hope you all had a good thanks giving premine was wonderful. >> harris: all that food. >> dagen: i was reading some of the book before the show and had to fix my eye make. incredibly moving and powerful. we are lucky to have you here. the >> steve: integrated bigger, thanks. >> harris: allowed to get a preview will get to the news. san diego's border crossing reopen last night after yesterday's incident, and sources within the home line of security are telling fox news that approximately 50 migrants w

we are finished. >> harris: melissa? >> melissa: he is so disappointed. he gets witch hunt in every single time he talks about it. that's staying on message of what you want to do. to me, i was kind of surprised to hear the sentence. i think that's the end of it. i'm surprised to hear that they are done with it, ready to turn them in. that is that. for me, the first time, i don't think i have said this yet -- because i never believe that the probe is ever coming to an edge. but it's starting to feel like it might be in the end, which would be amazing. the whitaker thing, i don't understand why it would be so easy just to say "forget it, let's go to somebody else." it's not worth fighting over the interim. but, then you signal weakness, that you are not up for the fight. democrats are clearly going to fight over everything. they find a reason to oppose him. do you think -- do surprised him by saying "no," and finally, on the decorum thing, i'm going to vomit on the next person on either side that says "decorum." no one in politics has any decorum any longe

melissa: here we go. the meeting we're waiting for, stocks rising ahead of the formal sit-down between president trump and xi xinping. the dow's best week, wait for it, since the 2016 election. connell: really? that's amazing. melissa: s&p in the green. nasdaq as well. both up for the week after a terrible week the week before. they were both down nearly 4% apiece. i'm connell mcshane. connell: i'm france france. this is "after the bell." we have . >> president signing a new trade agreement taking place of 1/2 at this. we're live on the ground in argentina with very latest on all of president trump's meeting, what you can expect from the big one, the high-stakes dinner tomorrow night with president xi xinping. we're also following breaking news at this hour. this massive 7.0-magnitude earthquake that struck in alaska. just about seven miles from anchorage, knocking out power, causing major damage to roads and buildings. the governor of the state issuing a emergency declaration, telling residents he was wo

i always like to be truthful. >> melissa: dagen, what do you think of that? [laughter] >> dagen: he likes to exaggerate, okay? we clearly know that. again, i think it highlights -- i was sitting up in my office thinking "every politician lies." one of what are the greatest liu can think of? "i've never had with that woman." "if you like your health plan you can keep it." this year it's been "the top 1% got 80% of the tax cuts." that's patently false, but you see it. you see it and press releases, the democrats say it all the time. i think that people love to get their trousers in a twist over a president trump. i think it's an example of -- >> juan: i will take that "my trousers and a twist." i will try to keep them on straight. anthony's curmudgeon, who was there for ten days as a communication director -- he buys a lot, but he's doing good stuff. i think they will take it. yesterday there was the thing where, i think it was jon stewart, he says the press takes the bait from president trump because they say "this guy live so much." you can point out lies the

melissa? >> melissa: interesting stuff. all right. it strikes me as an economic person that gillum would be financial suicide for the sea. it does seem like you've seen nelson gets a pickup i go into these rallies. i love the idea of chumming up at somebody else's popularity. what a great idea. >> chris: yes. gillum does seem to have moved -- it is still well within the margin of error, but to a distinctive lead over ron desantis for the governor's race. more than that, i think he is just excited people. he is getting a lot of attention. it's an interesting thing about bill nelson -- i'm a little surprised that scott is having so much trouble with him, because -- how do i see this nicely -- bill nelson is kind of an empty figure in washington. you never hear his name, he is never in debates on key issues. he just is sort of under the radar. maybe working in florida, but in the national scene, it doesn't -- and i thought when scott got in that scott would handle that race pretty easily. i do think one of the surprises was andrew gillum

that's very trumpian. >> melissa: that's not what he says. listen. >> i think it's the same everywhere else. in indiana it's a lot about the candidate. if they want to give me the credit or the liability, i will be willing to take it. we have a great group of candidates, and mike braun is right at the top. >> melissa: he says he's willing to take the liability. what do you think? >> harris: the one thing that president trump -- and he knows this about himself -- is that when he lands, with all of the creature month ago without landing -- air force one, when you see that on the tarmac. when he stayed in ohio, one of the three he did yesterday. what he's bringing is a student brand of energy. he comes with something that it seems like nobody has as much of as he. he announced "i'm going to go out on six and seven day stretches to help people campaign!" i'm sure the surrogate secret , their brain is breaking of how they could keep up with him. if he manages to drive all those people he sees come all the people they know, to the polls, he changes

here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor lisa boothe. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy herself. in the center seat, for the first time, democratic strategist and former senior advisor to hillary clinton in south carolina, antjuan seawright. great to have you. >> antjuan: i feel really good. in the south we don't say "lucky," so i feel really blessed. >> harris: is the seat comfortable? >> good. >> harris: you aren't going to bless his heart? left a mark [laughter] [laughter] we begin with a big div element in the rush investigation. michael cohen pleaded guilty in a manhattan federal court today. this morning. for lying to congress. the former personal attorney to the president admitted he made false statements to lawmakers about a plan to build a trump tower in moscow. cohen's plea, his lycan in the past four months, comes as part of a new deal with special counts counsel robert mueller's investigation. the senate until had this reaction to the guilty plea. >> there seems to be a trend, here, amongst so many of the president's

proven, quality sleep. >> melissa: thank you to richard fowler, do you have any final thoughts? >> richard: i do. there are going to be 100 women in congress, the most in american history. big shout out to houston, i have this on my instagram page, i'm really excited about it. >> melissa: we will see, thank you for that. here's harris. >> harris: police have identified the gunman suspect who massacred 12 people at a country music bar that was packed with college students. among those who died, a veteran officer who is now being hailed as a hero in his department. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the 23-year-old suspected gunmen was known to local authorities. he had prior run-ins with the law. officials also say he may have thrown smoke bombs before firing into the ground of crowd of coe students.

good morning, melissa. >> good morning. lauryn ricketts just telling me we're seeing sleet falling here 270 at old hundred road. be careful, it is getting messy out there in certain all of this radar showing you where we have precipitation falling. as lauryn and chuck have been saying, some of it's hitting the ground, some of it's not. laurel, southbound bw parkway before 198, two right lanes are getting by that work zone. see a little bit of a delay southbound there on route 1 as well. guys? >> melissa, thank you. >>> 4:55 right now. amazon's hq2 announcement brought big numbers, from projected jobs to revenue. they even showcased futuristic designs. but much of this wil not be realized for several years. david culver met with some of eamazon's potential futur work force. >> in order to be successful -- >> reporter: we found them atar ngton tech. it's a county high school program that focuses on career and technical education, preparing students for college and beyond. >> if you're aeaer who enjoys learning by doing, this

for now, melissa. >> i'm going to get you for this. chuck did this to my voice. this is what haened to my voice so i'm blaming him. all traffic stopped here c thsh is on the leftide just north of that is this problem. malcolm x avenue there in southwe southwest. we have the flooding on the right side of the roadway. gainsville, westbound 66 the ramp to 29. blocking the left lane. sterling northbound 28 ramp to 7. ramp blocked icy, multiple spin-outs. brand new problem on the inner loop near 123 as well. >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:03. rself some extra time on the roads this morning. you heard about the issue out there. a lot of the roads a still little wet from yesterday's snowstorm. >> chris lawrence is live checking out the ads. what are you seeing, chris? > nothing widespread at this point. a couple of sporadic problems, hit o, mi but overall roads not bad at all through the district. we were just checking out that flooding there o northbound 295. now we're in northwest d.c. on ohio drive. heard about a crash on rock creek parkway s we're going to check that

that's why we go to melissa. >> good morning. if we're talking about wind and rain and everything, we could also be talking about some downed wires and trees. live look here at5 and dale boulevard. northbound and southbound is moving. we have that sleet falling through this area. a warning for you. all of this radar showing you where we have precipitation. ome spots not so bad, other spots seeing heavier stuff falling. springfield, inner loob at 395, left side blocked by a crash at the entrance to the express lanes. still have this issue in et be, where they've been seeing sleet for quite a while. slick roads could play part i some of these. righthe now, top ofbeltway, everything here northbound and southbound looking nice and clear. >> all right. thank you, melissa. >>> this morning news 4 is live on the roads, keeping a close eye on conditions you'll facou when you heathe door. take a look at the road conditions in prince george's county this morning. this is route 50. officials have t ated the streets ahead of time, but you st

melissa bhel ell is joining us from paris. mr. trump is expecting there about about in about 30 minutes. do you think the friend 124ship over? >> reporter: we'll be keeping a close eye on that and shake. mr. macron tends to come out on those steps to welcome the foreign leaders. and also in response to the tweet sent literally two minutes after air force one landed here in paris last night, and then a bilateral meeting. and you're right, this relationship has evolved remarkably ever since it was first begun with very different approach to other european leaders. macron had chosen to extend the hand to the american preside presidentipresident believing that it was better to keep dialogue open despite policy differences. i think the straw that appears to have broken the camel's back in that relationship was the trade tariffs. ma emmanuel macron and president trump has had a fairly testy conversation in the wake of those and really the relationship remains as we understand it much less friendly than ever it had been before. >> is the

of course we want to talk to melissa about any travel delays. good morning. right now looking okay here, but we a worried about areas like 95 and other spots in virginia that are going to be seeing that snow or whatever is falling from the sky here pretty soon. this is a live look 95 at princi iam parkway, northbound/southbound nice and clear right now. no doubt that will change throughout the morning. you can see on the radar where we have stuff falling right now. 66 is pretty covered. inner loop after pennsylvania avenue, one right lane is blocked by that work zone. as we zoom in just a little bit, southbound gw parkway at bridge, a lane is blocked there. >> melissa, thank you. >>> we want to begin o team coverage in warren county, where we expect to see the moston accumula of snow and ice this morning. >> news 4'susn finch is live in the front royal area right now. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, aaron, right now we're indowntown front royal, just off of main street here. we have seen a state of readiness here for sure. front royal police have bee

are you kidding me, melissa? that's a-plus weather for the 1st of november. >> i like today's grading. very, very good. clinton, outbound side, the ramp to woodyard still blocked b a crash. a tow truck is on the scene. 66, fairfax county parkway to the beltway, onlo time aning good. outbound, same thing. no major problems. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, earlier roadwork iow clear. no big worries there. bethesda northbound on 270 near democracy boulevard, one left orne is the only thing getting by that zone. eun? >> tnk you, melissa. >>> back to our top story. the university of maryland has fired football cch d.j. durkin five months after jordan mcnair's death. e announcement came one day after the board of regentsen recommd he keep his job. students, players, and even hogan d governor larry were quick to condemn the ec board'sommendation. hours later, university president wallace lowe announced that durkin was gone.ec theion came as welcome news to the mcnair family. >> jordan mcnair's father found out

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melissa mollet is here with a look at the roads. need to check in with chuck bell because we have more rain on the way. >> not something anyone wanted to hear more about but rain chances are back so rainy days and monday. there's a live picture over national airport. there's a tiny little brightness in the sky there. don't expect that to be the case for much longer as clouds are rolling in fast and rain is going to follow very shortly behind the cloud cover. big area of stormines to our west. it will unlock noticeably colder air. it stts arriving tonight. at least it will take the rain away. for now most of theain is in loudoun county, prince william county, fauquier county. this is coming into montgomery county, arlington,the district and prince george's. it's not freezing cold outside. we're in the mid to upper 40s to get your monday started but clouds and rain chances will seal out much of a warmup. we'll be around 50 degrees much of the afternoon. rain should taper off to therl parts of this evening. more about the dry, windy an

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tonight -- melissa mccarthy, dennis miller, and music from the milk carton kids. and now, for the most part, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, thank you. very nice. thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. very kind. i'll tell you something -- i apologize for my voice. i don't know about you, but -- [ cheers ] that's very kind. i was exhausted. i was up so late last night watching the results of the election. that's how you know the tension in this country is high. i'm up at 4:00 in the morning going, when the hell are they going to mountains who won montana senate? [ laughter ] i watched a lot of cable news last night and i saw all manner of interesting things, starting with nancy pelosi, who will presumably return as speaker after the democrats retook the house. last night nancy pelosi gave what turned out to be a most unusual victory speech. >> it's about stopping the gop and mitch mcconnell's assaults on medicare, medicaid, the affordable care act, the health care of 13

melissa is stag by with a check on the roads and. rai let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. you like the cold, right, chuck? >> i'd rather be cold than hot. i can always get under a blanket. sometimes you run out of layers to take off on those hot summer days. temperatures this morning elow -- why are you laughing, eun? it's true. >> i understand, but i'd still rather be hot. >> all right, i suppose. 28 degrees in montgomery county this mning. 27 in winchester, virginia. 29z 29 in manassas. factor in what little bit of a breeze is still left, and windchills are in the upper 250e teens and low 20s for most of the area. it won't be anywhere near as windy today as it was yesterday. the schoolay forecast for kids, outdoor recess. at least the sun will be out. it will be a little breezy at noontime with winds in a northwesterly direction. the daily grade for today, b-plus. not too bad. >> i like that. any plus is headed in the right direction. inner loop and outer loop of thn beltwa issues. new problem here with icy cond

good morning, melissa. >> good morning, chuck. looking right now at the roads. beltwayhere, annandale, two left lanes gettiy the work zone. that has jus cleared out of the way. northbound 95 at suitland park way, disled vehicle. alexandria, southboerd 395 aft king, two left lanes getting by that work zone. 66 and 95,o major issues there. loing at 270 from fredrick to the spur, going to take you 27 minutes. >> melissa, thanks so much. >>> we're staying on top breaking news in d.c. we're working to learn more about a reported shooting at 17th street and minnesota avenue. police spenteveral hours in the area overnight but have yet to release more information. have a crew headi to the scene right now. we'll bring you more information as it becomes>> available. right now, fire investigators are tryinghao figure out sparked flames inside a local restaurant in northwest d.c. >> this is a popular spot among students.versit this is what firefighters saw when they arrived just before 7:00 last night.am fl shooting out of the window and thick smoke 7th street. brutally col