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>> good morning and happy black friday. i'm out one of the busiest shopping malls in the state of new jersey and look, cheryl, no one is online. doesn't mean we aren't shopping, it just means we aren't excited to go to the store. i'm a traditional black friday and "fbn:am" starts right now. >> it's how we are shopping today is the big story. looks-- let's look at your money -- money after wednesday's triple win. strong gdp and right now the dow jones is lower about 58.2 the free market and as a pete down

six and three quarters, mastic down 25 and a half and last trading day for the month of november. it's been a strong november. asia, there is pressure overseas a lot of this has to do with the back-and-forth between the chinese and us officials especially the overnight remarks from the chinese and right now you see those averages in the red. looking at europe we have a bit of a mixed bag, quiet to trading session on their friday. one of the biggest shopping is a beer and fox business is at the heart and soul of black friday across america. my cohost a lauren simonetti is the luxury store outlet mall, the berg and how center and jackie is a menlo park paul-- mall in new jersey. let's get right to it with

jackie. how is the action this morning? >> good morning. it's still dark here and at the small, the mall opens at 6:00 a.m. officially but some stores here and there open inside and people are milling around. macy's behind me has been open since 5:00 p.m. last night trying to capture the holiday shopper that wanted to get to the mall and walk around a bit, but a lot riding on black friday. last year $6.2 billion in revenue on this day alone and expectations that average consumer will spend about $400 if they come out today and so far it's been a pretty gangbusters. november 1, until now, $63 billion, 60% higher than what we saw last year, but this is a challenging day because the brick and mortar with online monday. they will have cyber monday deals that everyone will shop for and the question is, will

people come out today, is black friday the same tradition he was when people can get such great deals everywhere online and everything is deeply discounted for the holidays? this holiday season is a six days of shorter than average because thanksgiving seemed late so it will be interesting to see how the consumers at shape up. as some people are already out at this dark hour. >> jackie delay and gelato in new jersey and we will come back to you throughout the hour. now let's head to chicago famous state street where grady is live are people out there waiting for those stores to open? >> it's actually pretty quiet, not like maybe five or 10 years ago when people would have lined up waiting for the stores to open at midnight. right now, we are kind of the only people crazy enough to stand out here because these stores are open, but what's happened is there's been a shift for stores have started to open on thanksgiving day and that's

when all the shoppers rush to get the door busters and deals. been no stores) you hours and reopen so that's what we are dealing with here and that's why it's bit quieter. the national retail federation is expecting 114 million people most likely to go shopping today on black friday, down from the past couple of years, but they say they will spend more money and on top of that they added between online and in the store sales, 47%, about half people will start shopping in stores versus 41% online, so there's still a lot of people shopping today, it's just a matter of when they will start their day, probably not as early as a few years ago. we are keeping an i on the big-box stores and we will be inside a target later this morning. they have big deals including things like amazon echo, ipads so we will keep an eye on those

deals. they have a weighted blanket which out here in chicago i might actually buy one of those. >> they help you sleep better, by the way. i highly recommend it. grady live in chicago and we will see him throughout the debt -- our. president trump is on his way back to the us after a surprise trip to us afghanistan where he served troops thanksgiving dinner and also announcing he's reopening peace talks with the taliban took we have allison barber live in washington with more on the unannounced visit. good morning. >> good morning. president trump left in the middle of the night with this trip unannounced, his first visit to afghanistan and second visit to a combat zone. he visited iraq last year around christmastime. the trip was kept secret for security. the small group of friends traveling with the president said the light inside air force

one stayed off and that shapes never opened. they landed on a pitch black tarmac, the largest us military base in afghanistan, about an hour and a half north of kabul. president trump visited with the troops and met with the president of afghanistan. in all, he spent three and half hours on the ground between the turkey and handshakes, he talked about the elusive peace deal telling reporters the us and the taliban are back to talking. listen to. >> the talent that wants to make a deal and we are meeting with them and we are staying-- seen as to be a cease fire. they didn't want a cease-fire, but now they do, i believe. >> this morning the taliban is a sane something different and according to the emp the taliban said it's too early to discuss resuming talks with us. remember back in september, president trump canceled peace talks with the taliban claiming

he canceled those because of an attack in kabul that killed a us service member and before the talks were canceled the plan was to withdraw some 5000 us troops in exchange for guarantee afghanistan would not be used as a launching base were military attacks on the us and its allies. >> allison the barber live in washington, thank you. police are preparing to reopen the hong kong polytechnic university today. 12 days after it thousand protesters took over the campus. in hong kong residents are celebrating president trump signing of a line this country that supports the protesters threatening sanctions for human rights violations against china. they staged their version of a thanksgiving break in themselves and flags, but china in the midst of trade negotiations with the us said it will quote take for measures to retaliate against the legislation saying it was done with quote sinister intention. breaking news overnight,

north korea hinted it could deploy another missile system. good morning. >> good morning. north korea signaling it could pull its new super large multiple rocket launcher. kim jong-un was on hand your-- yesterday saying it was the final review of the weapon system north korea has testfired several weapons in recent months in what is seen as an attempt to pressure the us to negotiate lifting of sanctions. as people snap a black friday deals some french lawmakers are looking to ban black friday appeared in dozens of french actor is blocked warehouse south of paris in a black friday entire protest. protesters from the climate group friends of the earth left refrigerators of the driveway leading to the warehouse. objections gain support with

some french lawmakers who want to bring it-- a ban black friday activists planning what they call block friday protests today. heavy wind did not keep the big balloons flying for the thanksgiving day parade here in new york city, but mother nature didn't make things easy for everyone. more than 30 miles an hour wind. the 67-foot ronald mcdonald suffered a 3-inch cut in his leg that grew as it made its way through manhattan partially deflating and was finally removed midway through the parade. 45-foot tall nutcracker boy and had a hard time. it knocked down a handler trying to control the balloon. it is new york and the show must go on. the handler got right back up and continued along the route. one of the oldest dog shows in the us with best in show, this bulldog taking home the top prize. the 2-year old puppy beat over

2000 dogs from 193 breeds to claim best in show and that's what's happening now. i didn't see any plugs in the show. i'm a bit upset. >> i was worried duke was watching. >> no love for the pugs or beagles yesterday, but they are also cute. >> bulldog winning is kind of a big deal. they always look unhappy. >> smiling on the inside. >> exactly. if you have not heard the news, it's black friday and my cohost, lauren simonetti, is live in new jersey with all the action. good morning. >> good morning. you know the foot traffic might be down today, still early, but the fingertip traffic is certainly up. yesterday alone, $4 billion is the expectation for online sales. we will see if there is follow-through today throughout this weekend. "fbn:am" will be right back

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colder air especially in eastern half of the us with freezing new york city, 32 and largely across the entire country temperatures in the mid- to low 30s. out west is a winter type weather. that continues. they have winter storm watches and warnings covering a huge portion of the western half of the country, stretching back to california and running up with the northern plains. at the red areas are blizzard warnings with visibility down under a quarter of a mile and heavy snow for at least three hours with a lot of snowfall piling up across the upper planes and upper midwest from now over the next couple of days. you see snow continuing to fall in that region, but it is the system that will linger and eventually lift its way up to the north bringing more snowfall across this area. future forecast: team to the north with some of the spots as much as

18 inches of snow so maybe if you are traveling in the next couple days there will be problem areas. cheryl: adam, live in the fox "weather center", thank you. i know she is nice and bundled up because she's in new jersey. take away. lauren: it is cold but we have not had major weather events and i'm joined by rick flickinger, managing director of strategic research group. 7 miles between yesterday and right before doing this hit, so i guess this is a model number. it is cold here peer does that help the shopping numbers? >> it helps with the apparel and as fox news reported one quarter and half to 2 feet of snow in the upper west. there will be a lot of burden boards. a lot of ski sales, dick's sporting goods is strong and outer apparel has been strong with this cold weather almost

a sense halloween day. lauren: are those sales in the bad weather, the sales of winter weather gear, are they online or in the store? >> 55% online and the rest in stores so that's a great point. this is the end of the last great decade in retail. after this year the next decade will be almost primarily online with less and less in retail stores. lauren: is it safe to say rip black friday? >> definitely. today black friday online sales will exceed sales from the stores for the first time. lauren: first time ever on the traditional black friday we will spend more collectively on the computer, on our smartphones than the store or quarter brick and mortar's due also with the frozen and all of the snowmen perfect opportunity for storewide merchandising, kids, parents, everything, they launched the magic in of merchandising because it's been

controlled by a lot of command and control. they need more women running businesses who do better merchandising to women, kids and families because the guys running a lot of the stores just don't get it. lauren: we are at bergen town center with your traditional old navy, gap stores but also luxury retail, nordstrom rack, socks off of this, how are the discounters doing? >> they are doing great, walmart and target record-breaking business , cosco very strong, winco, all the discounters, mass volume retailers, tjx, burlington, record-breaking. it's the department tour-- stores and specialty stores that are struggling. lauren: mall number eight. cheryl, that's pretty impressive as i think he's setting a record. by the way, i've to presence left to get, just to. cheryl: i would say i have 100% a present that need bought for

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dinner with the troops serving them turkey. this is his first trip to the war zone and he also took that opportunity to announce his intentions of resuming peace talks with of that caliban. will he be able to strike peace with the tao then after 18 years of war wrecks our country's longest war. lets get into it with howard franklin and former gop congressman jack. good morning. thanks for joining us on your post thanksgiving coma. will come 18 years in afghanistan, howard, and several presidents before have not ended the war. do you think president trump has a chance to strike peace in that country? >> you never want to say never inc.-- especially in the case of this president, but it's a little odd couple months ago the president said the taliban didn't barely have the ability to maintain a cease-fire -- fire and hinted they could not be trusted so i don't know what may have changed to

restart these talks or make this a more meaningful conversation. cheryl: jack come i mean the president has been clear he wants the troops draw down, not complete withdrawal but a drawdown. is that the motivation, possibly? >> it is, but keep in mind the troops the president visited yesterday were probably not born or were one or two years old when we first went to afghanistan. that's far too long, 2400 americans have died, 19 this year alone. he is a president that can be negotiate and he's done very well recently in syria and pulling together troops and working with turkey, so he can bring the parties together. the taliban controls half the country right now and you have to sit down with them. there will be back and forth in any peace negotiation and you have

to come to the table, but you have to have the ability to walk away as well if the other size doesn't cooperate and the president has done that, but i think all americans should be behind the effort because it's time to bring our troops home, maybe not 100%, but from about 12000 to 8600 and i think that's an admirable goal. cheryl: eighteen years, jack, to your point. i want to point out usmc eight now, there's a possibility this deal could be brought to the floor next week, but from your experience, it seems to be an aggressive timeline. >> is not aggressive when you think about the speaker has had this on her desk now, for over a year and she could've moved canada and mexico already have. nancy pelosi and the democrats have filed impeaching the president over governing and right now, we are on a continuing appropriation bill, continuing resolution. this congress has done

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at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. cheryl: here is your morning cheat sheet. president trump announcing he's reopening peace talks with the taliban while surprising troops in afghanistan. extreme weather crippling thanksgiving holiday travel and it could get worse as people try to head home as we've seen snow stopped traffic in california leaving a trail of damage across the midwest and black friday in full swing but not a lot of foot traffic. many stores opening thanksgiving day and closing their doors only to reopen at more normal hours this morning. we will see how that pans out for sale throughout the year and black friday once again is kicking off the start of the holiday shopping season, but with less time to shop than there was before christmas with a shortened holiday shopping month. national retail federation of forecasting sales will

rise about 4%. to double last year's growth which was her by the start of the trade war with china a year ago and here we are now. let's bring in chief strategist mike. is the consumer healthy this year, do you think the forecast for more shopping is on target? >> it's hard to overstate how healthy the consumer is right now. we have the greatest labor market in the history of the country. looking at the weekly jobless claims around 215,000 is the average and last time was the late 1960s and our neighbor-- labor force has doubled we are in great shape with 1.2 million more jobs available and when you look at the consumer specifically, a lot talking of debt, when you look at the debt compared to assets it's at the lowest level in 30 years. cheryl: good. >> look at the percentage of consumer take-home pay check, lowest level in 30 years compared to debt.

disposable income up 17% over the last three years while the savings rate is to have times what it was going into the financial crisis so we are in great shape. cheryl: disposable income up 17% over the last three years and that's a good point as we going to see what consumers will do. behavior is interesting as you mentioned the dead issue, there's also good consumer confidence out there, but does it mean they will spend more? the dollar amount that the retail companies will watch for end as i mentioned with a shortened holiday shopping season. >> with the ability to shop-- shop online and get whatever you want i don't know the difference makes much you know one week less because of thanksgiving being late will make a huge difference. i think will challenge certain retailers from a logistical sense to fulfill a lot of those orders but beyond that i

think this will be a good holiday season and ever since the financial crisis, we have seen it measured exuberance and measured spending from everyone, so we haven't really gotten the tips yet, but right now, we are looking good. cheryl: i went to ask you, we had records for the markets wednesday, last day of trading for the month of november with china trade war still going on and a lot of back and forth with the chinese especially since the president signed the bill supporting protesters. where are we at right now? >> it was good timing after the market closed with all-time highs in to give thanksgiving for everyone to absorb that. futures are down, i say had he done this and the month was open yesterday we would've been down bigger, but china doesn't have a lot of options. our economy is booming and there have been the slowest go in 25 years. yesterday you saw american flags waving in hong kong, so hopefully

good all-around. cheryl: celebrated thanksgiving. mike lee, thank you for coming in. let's look at how your money is moving again after the records on wednesday as we were talking about you have a red arrow's right now slightly for your markets down 55, s&p down six and a quarter and nasdaq down 23 and a quarter. also, coming up black friday is an american poster turkey tradition in our favor guy mike gunzelman it's the streets of new york to find out how americans really feel about it. >> i don't want to miss out on the sales, but also it's too crowded. reporter: you hate people? >> no, but i hate crowded places. reporter: you hate black friday people? cheryl: we have that coming up plus why millennial's band black friday to their list of kills and people are not dealing once making jokes about tesla cyber truck and have some big name brands are joining in on the fun. you are watching

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cheryl: with the rise of online shopping we wondered is black friday really something our appearance it did and we don't do anymore. mike gunzelman to get to streets of new york city to see if it has the same appeal as a used it

to have. what did you find out? >> the fact is that the question for millennial's and younger people, what is the big deal, is a black friday or cyber monday and i took to the streets and spoke to anyone on the street. check it out. will you take part in black friday yourself? >> absolutely. reporter: you love to get out there? you get out there early? >> ready to go when the stores open. reporter: i love these guys. have you ever done black friday before? >> no. reporter: why is that? >> the crowds. reporter: will you take part in black friday? >> yes. reporter: okay. >> absolutely. reporter: what is so great about black friday? >> online, baby, that's where it sat. reporter: will you be doing black friday today? >> no. not black friday. cyber monday for sure.

reporter: do you order online? >> i've already started my cyber monday. are not going to lie. reporter: of course you did. >> i'm a huge online shopper. i have my cards ready to go. reporter: what would it take for you to get up at let's say 4:00 a.m. and five people? >> if i needed to buy a tv or something. >> i don't want to miss out on the sales but it's too crowded for me usually. reporter: you hate people? >> no, i don't hate people, but i hate crowds. reporter: what is your go to like tvs? >> electronics, apple tv , toys. >> i want an iphone 11, era pods, we may shop lululemon or amazon. reporter: you shop on amazon? >> yes. reporter: amazon is the way to go? >> yeah. >> usually amazon. reporter: buying is what it's all about. >> help our economy.

reporter: a lot of fun there. cheryl: some people were telling you for sure, i mean, i heard that over and over at ongoing online or waiting for cyber monday. my concern is wilting still be available. >> to wonder if people are like i will just wait till cyber monday knowing you are supposed to go on that day, but the interesting thing is black friday i think people assume black friday is door buster deal that you have to get out at 3:00 a.m. and i think usa had a poll that or in 10 americans will shop today at stores, it's just will they be there at midnight, 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., probably not as much a. cheryl: my cohost lauren simonetti is at a luxury mall in new jersey. lauren, think that's a big question for you today is will people come there will they stay home in their pajamas and chop? >> i think a bit about. look behind me. you have a lot of people lined up. i would say may be 70 people bright and early

here. here's the question, what are they lined up for? i got it right here, guys. these goodie bags, the mall gives out goodie bags with as much as a $500 gift card. [cheers and applause] lauren: that's how you entice people off the couch, the phone and into the mall. cheryl: you also got think you have a lot more to talk about with a guest you want to bring in to discuss the issue of black friday and shopping. all the numbers, they have to love it. lauren: we have jason wolseley joining us now with adobe work jason, are you there? >> i'm here. how are you? lauren: jason, we are so curious to get your input on what exactly is going on throughout the country. i have people lined up at 5:00 a.m. outside a brick-and-mortar, but they are here for a goodie bag. goodie bag and tested them to the mall. is it all line, is that where it sat? >> we see tremendous

growth in online and it's not surprising. we see more and more folks using their mobile device, their tablet and doing research trying to draw people into the stores is the name of the game right now. i'm not surprised the goodie bags are being used as part of that enticement, but the brick-and-mortar retailers have tremendous advantages, i mean, when you look at the buy online pickup in-store phenomenon, we have 40% growth in folks using this technique and that's a drawing people into the brick-and-mortar stores where they will continue to shop. resource shows about 82% of folks i go into purchase something they picked up online will continue to shop when they get to the store, so there is still a lot of good news for off-line retail segment as well. lauren: that's refreshing to hear. although, we heard this in the package we just read from our reporter mike gunzelman is that people have anxiety when it comes to shopping in a traditional store because they are big and

sometimes outdated and you can't find someone to help. there is the ease of doing it online. >> exactly and although the retailers are doing a good job of trying to convey that in-store experience into the online market and that's why we have such tremendous growth in online. we will be over $143 billion in online sales this year and that is up almost 15% year-over-year so that incredible thing in terms of what we are doing c2 143 billion for online sales, but it's still a fraction of everything spent in stores, so what is the percentage of online to traditional brick-and-mortar store sales? >> @adobe we do most of our analysis on the online section so i don't really have great information in terms of how-- lauren: it's close to a chilean dollars. >> for sure. lauren: so, still the argument we are making is that everyone i talk to and most people shop

online, still a 10th of overall sales. what are the best deals you could fight your black friday weekend? >> cyber week will do over 20% of the overall holiday sales and when you look at which they will give you the best deal, our analysis and we work with over 80 of the top 100 retailers shows on black friday you will save a ton on sporting a clinic, you will save tremendously on electronics and when you get into toys, december 1, tends to be the best day for toys and cyber monday is your tv block blusters within kernel 30% discount on television on cyber monday so it's kind of interesting to watch how the changes go through the overall week and what products are hot and when. lauren: jason, thank you so much for joining us this black friday. cheryl? cheryl: that was interesting. mike is still on that with me and she's talking about the same thing you found out on the streets of new york.

reporter: essentially the younger you go the more it looks as cyber monday is the new black friday. 70% of millennial's are expected to shop online cyber monday. that's the way it's going these days. spend that money, help the economy. cheryl: we learned from lauren the mall has to hand out goodie bags to get people there that early in the morning. reporter: bride them, whatever it takes. cheryl: think you. with more coming up on this black friday. step forward or step too far? why amazon's new plan for alexa may have you forming an emotional connection to the home assistant stomach are you wondering what to get the kids in your life, but you feel a bit out of touch? well, we have you covered with the top toys for 2019 coming up next. you are watching "fbn:am" one of the products i helped develop at 3m was

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cheryl: if you plan to shop today or cyber monday for toys for the holidays, we have you covered with the hottest toys this year what's not making the big list. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: you have gone through all the toys out here. barbie is still a thing. >> 's barbie is still a billion-dollar brand in this year there's the barbie coloring revealed all which is sold out at target, walmart and amazon and will be back in stock in about a week this is a barbie you dip into water and find out what barbie you get. cheryl: and then there is the dream of playing. >> you that dream house,

but how do you get the dream house? you fly around in the plane. cheryl: the real cubby is on the list right now. what is that. >> these toys and electronics that come alive, stuffed animals and cubby is an interactive bear. cheryl: we have a lot of toys to get through. .-dot imagine next batmobile, candy kids and legos. >> legos are still hot. cheryl: good. >> especially "star wars" legos with the movie coming out. cheryl: also, i want to ask you quickly, the baby yoda, have you seen that? >> baby yoda is not out yet. cheryl: okay, we saw the images last week's you think it will be months before it comes out because even the manufacture didn't know about baby yoda. >> now that the manufacturer knows it takes a few months. cheryl: that will be another hot trend for next year.

let's go to another list of some of the hottest toys because you a lot. the next list we have, guys? there we go. lol glitter:, the lol omg dog and i know this. >> lol is the biggest brand in the toy business right now with about 1.5 billion world wide and glitter globes are full of surprise. omg dolls are the latest in terms of the dolls par patrol is the number one preschool brand and mighty pups power, the one item people are going for a number two is the jet, so get those early. cheryl: it's amazing to look at these stores with one more list to show, rocket list and obviously frozen. go glam nails stamper? >> it's a nails stamper to decorate your nails. you pay your nails and put it into the stamper with perfect decoration. >>

cheryl: great for little girls. >> you can do it at home. cheryl: frozen, that will be big. >> the movie right now is pretty big in the toys are moving well. cheryl: jim silver, i learned a few things this morning. thank you. we have more coming up with feel-good stories to wrap up this holiday "fbn:am" addition of "fbn:am" including the guess of a lifetime for waitress in texas. you love the story and a bit of nostalgia during the thanksgiving day parade with a reunion nearly four years in the making. we will be right back does your broker offer more than just free trades?

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with children. the old friends met in 1982, that's what's happening here that was a great commercial. cheryl: i washed it twice and i think there's this mood towards nostalgia in the country and we are working on a story here at "fbn:am" about christmas movies and the hallmark channel and they moved back to a simpler time in our world. if the business of the hallmark channel and christmas in general. reporter: i think people crave that around the holidays. cheryl: we have our question of the day, which is will you shop with nostalgia in mind and lauren simonetti i think as far as shopping goes you have got the big story today. >> huge story with a line of people outside. on back in the mall now and it opens in about an hour and there's a a hustle and bustle with people getting their stories ready and the lights going on. on going to ask throughout the day what exactly are you buying

in the mall on black friday and not doing it online. cheryl: boring will be out there all morning long and that's it for "fbn:am" and guess what it's time for dagan. >> lord help us all. good morning. i'm dagan mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's friday, november 29, and your top stories at six am eastern pureblood friday is here and people are lining up to snap a big deals burning off at turkey dinner. others are avoiding the crowds and whether his-- they're opting to shop online with low employment and high stock market retailers hope for lots of green. stomach tensions rising between the us and china with president from signing legislation supporting human rights in hong kong. china call in the movie serious interference in the country's internal affairs for any retaliation stomach concerns that us china-- china trade waiting on the market with futures point to a lower open.

the dow and nasdaq and recipe on pace for their best month since june. wild weather with major storms affecting thanksgiving, but the trip home this weekend could be even worse we have the forecast. mornings with maria start right now. ♪ >> we have a big show with everyone joining the conversation this morning. welcome, one and all. let's get right to it. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving.