continue to pump as much oil -- yes or no? >> guesstimate a well. liz: happy thanksgiving, everyone. gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, i am adam shapiro and for gerri willis. the busiest travel day is turning into heavy winds, rain, and as much as a foot of snow, people flying face thousands of delays and cancellations and if you do get off the ground, your plane is probably stuck like a thanksgiving turkey. we have you covered on all angles tonight. teeter barnes is at reagan national airport. we have mark murphy here with us and our travel experts. we have needs no advice for everyone. but first, let's bring in janice dean to get the latest on the weather today.

>> i wish i had better news. but we are dealing with this storm off the coast. janice: the good news is that we are not seeing the big snow totals and we are seeing random snow through philadelphia. and we are seeing the snow lines and pouty conditions and we are expecting this snow event as we go through the evening. the delays, an hour or two hours, three hours at newark, new jersey. hundreds of cancellations not only in the northeast but across the country very we have the ripple effect with delays and cancellations across the interstate 95 court order. the worst of the storm will be out of here by thursday at 6:00 a.m. and upgrade should go off about very close to on time. then we will deal with gusts, 40 miles per hour along the

coast, so even if conditions are improving we are going to have blustery conditions. thanksgiving day, much improved across the upper midwest and the great lakes and it's going to be cold, very nice for the southeast and then when the conditions for new england and then we have a storm system moving into the northwest that is going to bring increment weather. a pretty good turkey day, so if you couldn't travel today, tomorrow morning is the best time to travel. for your parade forecast you can watch us on television or see it in new york city. not too bad for the forecast, we are going to feel even colder with northwest when i 10 to 20 miles per hour. all in all, not a bad forecast for the thanksgiving day parade. snow totals, one to 2 inches, one to 3 inches in new york and then bulk of the moisture and the snow will be north and west of the court order. some areas towards new england will get 18 inches of snow for turkey day. hopefully everyone got to their

final destination. adam: janice dean, thank you so much. turning to peter barnes with the latest on flight travel tonight and also tomorrow, i know you're waiting to catch a flight and hopefully it's looking good for you. reporter: the aaa estimates 3.5 million people are flying somewhere tonight to get to turkey day tomorrow. but as you and janice mentioned. delays and cancellations there are a lot of delays in about 700 cancellations. one passenger that has been delayed is with me right now. thank you for joining us on fox business. where you coming from? where are you trying to get and what is happening? >> will come i'm coming from los angeles going to new york. my flight left on time at lax, no problems whatsoever. so i was excited to just hop on.

i have 20 minutes to get on my next flight and then i landed and found out that it's over two hours delayed. and no one ever wants to hear that, but it's thanksgiving. so we have to be grateful for the fact that i'm going home in the first place and i have six mothers and sisters who don't know that i'm coming home and that is going to be a big surprise. >> we just spoiled it by putting on national television. but that's nice, we are in the spirit of the holiday, thankful that you're making it safely. but you are a little upset? >> yes, it's never fun to be delayed. to be at an airport. cannot be home on time. you know, to have to change dinner plans. but how of second you beat? reporter: that is true. what are you doing at the airport while you're waiting

other than chatting with us? >> i am just walking around, this is my old stomping grounds and i went to school here. so i contacted a few that are working and that's what i did. reporter: they have some fairly decent bars here and restaurants here at the airport. it is a gigantic mall here. and i was a delay passenger up until just a few moments ago when friends, my airline, bumped me up to a 5:30 p.m. flight. i'm out of here as soon as i say goodbye to you. adam: no bar for you, no drink before the flight. [laughter] and all the best to you and everyone. take care. we are not done because whether you're driving or flying, there is advice for all travelers that could be part of this. mark murphy joins us.

and the youngest american ever to visit every country in the world, that is a pretty intensive statement. what advice would you have for the people like the women we just met that are stuck at the airport? most airports are talking about this. >> she has the right attitude. the most important thing is to be nice and go with it. you are flying the day before thanksgiving, the busy day of the year. you have to expect some delays if you're coming from the northeast from washington dc to boston. >> we have had over 600 flights canceled. what happens to those folks? i would imagine if we tried to get on a flight when the weather is good it will be a madhouse. >> yes, it's going to be difficult. we asked people to sign up for tripler, that is her suggestion, they will tell you what you can do and also have a backup plan, know the alternative flights and means of transportation whether trains or buses or renting a

car. >> what advice would you have for people? is there any way for making your chance is better if you're one of the 600 flights that are delayed or canceled? >> and has a domino effect, things get back up and then you have delays today, it will float through the next couple of days and you hopefully have some status with the airline that you're fine, you're going to be one of the first people on the next flight. they typically have an automatic rebooking process and they will tell you what flights are automatically rebooked upon. my suggestion would be tried to jam into the first light tomorrow if your flight is canceled today. get out of the airport. go home and relax. it up and be the first guy at the airport and you have a better chance of getting on the first flight. >> does it make more sense if you live within a certain radius what your final destination is then the going by train or bus or car? it seems every year we go through this.

>> it's funny. misery loves company. now you have delays and you picture the time to get to the airport and tsa. god bless you, do it, but let me tell you that if i'm going from new york to boston or to washington dc, there is no way that i am flying. i'm going to get out of that airport, i'm going to get on a train and i'm going to head up there. and it might cost you $120 to make that move, but to that lady , i would tell her head the union station and get on amtrak and get to the city at that is what you need to do. >> what advice would you have -- let's see you are out of the zone where you could possibly drive, who is responsible for putting you up, do you have to pay for a hotel room? she came from los angeles. so if she did this that she would be stranded? >> they say that they can be out

of control. just have some backup plans. there are things you can use like hotel tonight or go online and try to find last-minute deals. but he was right saying that we need to try to get out on the first flight the next morning, be flexible because this is one that most people won't want to do. but the general rule if tom is take the train. >> let me ask you these days, traveling makes sense, it's no secret. we go through this every year. should you have left yesterday? >> yes, you should have left on tuesday, if you're coming back on sunday, you can change your fly right now without a penalty and a change fee, change it, take the extra day, tell them you're coming back monday and you're going to miss it at the office, a better day to travel and i would never travel today and that is why i am sitting in the studio. >> does it make sense to travel

on the holiday? with all these new people, we you still have your seat? >> my best friend is coming up from florida tomorrow morning and i'm curious if you actually get out. but for me, i'm taking the train. [laughter] >> he ignored my advice. [laughter] adam: we appreciate you being here. have a wonderful thanksgiving. when you travel, we hope you get to your destination on time. and goodbye, as they say on the airlines. a lot more still to come, including a shocking statement from senator charles schumer on obamacare that promises to make you sick. no matter what you think of the health care plan. and then holiday hype, the retail reality as stores open on thanksgiving and what happens to black friday and cybermonday? which is actually the best to shop? we have the scientific answer that promises to save you some

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adam: whether you like it or not, shopping on things giving is gaining popularity and a lot

of retailers hope you will buy it. but this opening a swamping demurely boost the sales and you get any better deals? here to discuss this is regina lewis. i'm going to start with you because i read that last year when they had thanksgiving sales that were equal to about 1.8 billion, we saw black friday sales fall by about $1.8 billion. why be open on thanksgiving? >> i think it is a zero-sum game. but it's not just thanksgiving day, maybe waited until three or four clock, if you stretch out the conversation, now the guys are watching football, and you with your sister and say, let's take a break. >> and there is the fighting and all the arguments. [laughter] >> you see more and editors choice deals, more than black friday, more than cybermonday. >> people want the deals, but

i'm going to take from the side of the retail employees are not volunteering. and there are lots that are not volunteering and don't get the option of volunteering. have pity on these men and women. and you can get this stuff on friday or saturday, but the deal to be competitive is crazy. >> the demand is there. if you look at this, 45 million shop on thanksgiving. this year it's going to be up even more substantially. so as long as people want to shop, the doors will be open. everyone is trying to work around this. >> is the fastest growing. not only are you doing that, but you're comparing notes. >> about a third of sales are going to be tablet and smart phones. >> i'm old enough to remember when stores were open on sunday.

okay, so there were different studies that have shown the best days to shop. and they punched one chilly and, can you imagine 1 trillion transactions on a found that it is today, the day before thanksgiving and it's not thanksgiving or black friday. so which is it a meche should we be shopping now amax. >> if you are deals center, all of the empirical evidence that shop on different days, but i think it's time sensitive and a zero-sum game. i don't shop at macy's and nordstrom, target and wal-mart, it's one of the other. that is why it's whoever gets there first. >> it's turning into a weeklong extravaganza. the retailers are stuck between a rock and a hard place and they have to have a strong start and they like to have a strong finish. they can make 30 or 40% of their sales. and it's not like you find more money on friday or saturday.

adam: you know, my secret is pottery barn. >> cybermonday is good for that. thirty and 40% off of everything. >> they have better deals if you shop online? >> it's good for clothing and shoes, people talk about storewide coupons and more promotion codes, things of that nature. >> so this is it just hype to get people shopping. >> it certainly is hype. it's designed to create a sense of urgency. i actually think the biggest is the people who shop twice. they will shop now and then last-minute later. >> it's too crowded, it's chaos and mayhem. >> they like it. >> one quarter of millennial's millennialist are going to go out on thanksgiving and shop. there's a social element.

getting away from all that stuff, heading out with your friends to the mall. >> i just have to brag. retail, 50 bucks, 1998. [laughter] and it's a really good deal. i won't say who it is. thank you all for being here, happy shopping and get out and shot, i guess. later in the show. chuck schumer voted for obamacare. but when you hear his comments, you will understand why it is a hard pill for democrats to swallow. from the bad weather to the unrest in ferguson, a kind of impact will the negative impacts on holiday shopping season (vo) watching. waiting. for that moment, where right place meets right time. and when i find it- i go for it.

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adam: unrest in ferguson, ebola reaches the united states, and isis terrorists. bad news is abundant. so what is the potential or distressing headlines to negatively impact the holiday season? joining me to discuss this is our doctor great he is in miami, florida. the first question is is there a psychological effect when you constantly are bombarded with negative headlines? >> unfortunately there is always bad news. people tend to be affected by broader factors including low gas prices and they are willing to spend more when they have more in their pocket. adam: so we don't really have engage of that kind of thing. the psychological aspects of the economy, because employment is picking up, people have more

money, wages have been stagnant. could a retailer use that kind of data and psychological profile to reach an audience. >> retails known for having all sorts of tactics to getting people into the stores like more busters or long lines and there's a collective experience that happens when people see that a product is in high demand and we do this a lot with apple and the iphone. retailers have tricks to get people into the stores, even in the context of bad news in the world. >> when we have so much bad news, especially when it's so close to home and when we have division in the united states and we have riot in some cities, that doesn't play a negative impact. thinking maybe i will just tone it down a bit. >> i think it does, but i think that now is the time of year that people try to mobilize the

support and a turn towards their family and leaders to try to get xers of order. so i think that they want to, if anything, have a distraction and they'd rather shop and think about what is going on because it's frankly depressing. >> sometimes people shop as an outlet inappropriately because of the negative headlines. and you brought up some of the positive things among people that you might be treating or people that you are friends and family life. and the spirit of the nation seems to be on an upswing and that you might see that translate into longer can number purchasing this holiday season. >> when i see my patience, i tell them what you need is not a pill that you have two things that can improve the quality of your life. you can exercise altruism. and it's a hormone in your brain that has to do with wanting an

attachment. by giving back other people, giving to your community whether volunteering at a soup kitchen or at your synagogue or the church, it can really do a lot to increase your sense of well-being and when people are less depressed and they feel happier, they spend more money because they have an overall feeling of optimism. >> i grew up in south florida. so i like shorties rims. and it sure would cheer me up at. >> i've had it many times myself. adam: we appreciate you being here. there are things that are quite serious like what we are seeing in ferguson, but there is a whole country that will be shopping tomorrow and friday and saturday, and that's one of the things we talk about. doctor, thank you and happy holidays. thank you. >> coming up next, they say you have to pay to play. but the government rule book may only breed content and resentment. and next, they call senator

chuck schumer and senator sunday because he's always ready to talk to the press. but he just said that passing obamacare was amos eight. and democrats hope that he will shut up. here's your consumer gauge and we will be right back. ♪ ♪ go ahead and put your bag right here. have a nice flight! traveling can feel like one big mystery.

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problems. and americans are crying out to the end of the recession for better wages and no changes in health care. and so whether you love it or hate it, it's crazy. >> and i think that he's being refreshingly honest. clearly it showed that the public was focused on the economy and not health care but it's kind of like and so it's like back in 1812 maybe we shouldn't have invaded russia and we should have done something else.

adam: so what about risking that and the portal correct amax. >> that's a good question because the smoking thing on the economy doesn't mean that we're going to do the right things to stimulate the economy. they had a so-called stimulus bill but it really wasn't geared to economic stimulus and it's clearly where the voters are and it's clearly where the voters are today. that's really the other thing to read into what senator schumer is saying that today, five years later the voters are looking for an economic recovery. and obamacare keeps hitting new lows and opinion polls but one

that opens, it's like people become infuriated because they're trying to see him create distance for himself. what is he gaining? >> i'm not sure that his comments were connected with jonathan gruber. i think that they are more in where the democrats are picking up the senate with the republicans come increasing the house majority would for the republicans. it's very clear that they are opposed to obamacare and they are not looking to the democrats to provide it. adam: washington reports an unintended consequence of the orders on immigration and immigration reform have created a 3000-dollar incentive for employers and we have

undocumented aliens as opposed to people that are citizens of the united states. and if you are a republican want to work this, and they may want to work with you to reformat,. >> he basically walked yourself into a place where you are sort of doing this in pieces. and when we have all the problems with the exchange and it's a very complicated tax subsidy. in the end you walk through the same thing. the immigrant issue is not clear to me.

and they say they cannot get subsidies and so the president amnesty, visit converter on those people lawful residences. and those people do qualify for subsidy and they would be given coverage. and so if it's not lawfully able to hire them, and then they will get away with not hiring them not have to offer them coverage. the treasury department, the treasury department is the one that has to come up with some walls. >> it seems like and i don't

want to ruin people's holidays, but i'm going to let you go. the government is going to disclose just how much the top boss makes and what the feds want that to express as a ratio. the difference in pay is once again a hot political issue and part of the national conversation as evidenced by the new movie, "horrible bosses 2", which opens on monday. >> boy, is that appropriate amount [inaudible] adam: it would be more fun to talk about the movie, but let's talk about what is coming down from washington. it's good to see you, peter. >> nice to be with you. this is a set of guidelines that they have considered them which

i don't think it's a surprise to anybody. and they are going to have to put it in a percentage or ratio and its 42 times more than the average employee. >> that's right, it's caused a lot of outcry and we already have this kind of information and so basically it's a liberal organization doesn't want to encourage anybody but to go abroad and stay there forever and we will be able to create press releases and it's just another democratic plot put pressure on americans and corporate leaders because they don't like them. >> what i could imagine that shareholders would do, who already have this information, can use it if they want to to support or oppose movement by a

board of directors. but what good does it do to the person that works at a company to know what their party suspects, which is that the ceo makes a gazillion times more than they do. >> not only do they suspect it but folks know what they earn and it gets published in the paper. have a look at pay and they compute the ratio. and they show that it's looking out for the little guy, it's a substitute for creating jobs and a vibrant economy by a bunch of left-wingers. >> no one denies that over the last 10 years, wages have essentially been stagnant, but it distracts from what we do to help those people. >> so what do we do in regards to this ceo is?

i think that they need some scrutiny than they have filled their obligations. they do become meaningless. so whether you make 20 million to 40 million, you can only understand this anyway. but this isn't a way to get it done. this is just another popular stun. it's like the minimum-wage and it's a great campaign slogan. >> it does seem that when the average american worker works 35-gram, and the average is making 354 times that -- >> i think it's wolverine i think the pay is out of control. but this is not the way to get it done. the messages don't list stock on the stock exchange you don't have to fill the requirement. list on the london exchange or the brussels exchange and just forget about it. this is just another incentive

to execute this corporate inversion. >> those numbers are looking pretty good. >> i am looking forward to it myself. you get a phone call saying he seemed to know more about this than are people do. adam: happy thanksgiving. [laughter] >> what can i sell you a. >> all the best you, it's good does see you, my friend. still to come, when you see a clydesdale horse, do you think of budweiser beer? ♪ ♪ adam: you remember that famous jingle and the horses associated with the king of years. almost half the beer drinking population does not. coming up next, budweiser planning something new putting those horses out to pasternak.

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like an earworm. >> they're going back to the stable. adam: time for chrysler's logo to be put in the garage so let's bring in our next guest who joins us from skype and it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you as well. adam: why get rid of the clydesdale's? >> that is not what but reiser

is trying to do. and they are trying to sell these products to younger consumers to tell the world who they are and budweiser and the horses are relevant. and i think that what you're going to find is they are going to do an ad and a message about what young people want which is getting together and being with her friends and all the things that have been replaced. >> i have to ring that in to talk about a throwback to the 70s and 80s. it was announced today that it is actually going to ditch the

famous star local that everyone associates and is it a good move? >> you can argue that the people that are buying this need to identify who they were and it is their brand equity. and it was stamped on minivans and that is not what enthusiasts care about. the big question is will anyone care about this fca local. it looks like one that was designed by a committee. and as my dad used to say, you will never find a monument to a committee. search every public park. and that's exactly right, it's a device that was created to please everybody and nobody really likes it, but on the other hand nobody really hate that. you can get away with that.

and obviously the real value is part of theirs. >> who stands the best with what they are trying to do? >> budweiser well and they will keep the clydesdale's and they will bring new messaging and for younger drinkers. and chrysler on the other hand is giving up years of equity and value.

adam: bruce, thank you so much and have a happy thanksgiving. so should chrysler dump this logo? log on gerriwillis.com and we will share the results at the end of tonight's program. so to come, most of us will eat turkey tomorrow. but what will we drink? coming up next, a look at the surprising new trend this holiday season ♪ (holiday music is playing)

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adam: turkey and stuffing will be served on most tables tomorrow, but you better add favorite vodka and whiskey to the menu. here is a new trend to put the spirit and your thanksgiving. thank you for being here, charles. and so beer sales have been in trouble as we discovered in the last segment. but i guess younger people are into mixed drinks and we are seeing this translated into premium vodkas. >> symmetrically all americans are really just having quite a thirst for spirits these days and it's part of this trend and people just want quality in a way that their parents may not have this.

>> i worked for a guy that says the problem with the united states as we got rid of the three martini lunch. and you look at the shows from the 50s and 60s and they were drinking all the time. and they were not necessarily drinking more. and it's really about the flavor of the profile and the press treats and there is that other side and we have scott in

particular and movies is predicting that the sales are going to drop in the next 18 months. and a lot of people, when you tried this for the first time, when you try bourbon and scotch for the first time from you have a funny expression on your face. these make it much easier and this includes a really intense suburban. >> you know, you don't want to be infectious about it, but this

demographic and market and people love cocktails. a flavored vodka is cocktail in a bottle. adam: it is happy hour right now. have a great thanksgiving. we are going to be right back with the answer to our question of the day, should they dump the iconic star logo at chrysler and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment

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check of the weather. 300 flights have been canceled as snow continues to move up the east coast. travelers on the road from washington to boston still face challengers. cities on the outer ring of the storm some moderate and heavy rain and will see that for the remainder of the evening. others like new york and boston can see a bustin a dusting to af snow. janice told us the snow will be to the west of i95. airliners have dropped their ticket fees. maybe you can get booked on a flight early morning if you call. tomorrow is a special edition of the willis report while we give you advice on when to shop to the hottest gifts. we'll show you how to be a savvy

shopper. that's tomorrow. thank you for joining us. i'm adam. have a good night and a happy thanksgiving. charles: i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." schumer hits the white house on obamacare. democrats top message man to consumer criticizes his own party for not focusing on the economy. joining a list of prominent democrats who have abandoned ship since the election. rich is in with the latest. >> evening, charles. his party made a mistake overhauling the country's health care system. new york's chuck schumer said voters elected democrats to fix the economy. the party should have focused on a broader program instead of turning to obamacare since most americans had insurance. >> the huge change mandated such a