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the toy industry has their version of that story. jenna bush hager visits melissa & doug. >> are. >> reporter: if you're a parent of a child of a certain age, the name melissa & doug rings a bell how many people know there's a real melissa and a real doug? >> reporter: the couple's brand of low tex mostly wood toys have become the early standard. >> the founders of the $400 million company that wears their name started making toys 28iers in doug's family's garage. >> the fuzzy farm puzzle was our first. we went to fabric stores, bought tons of fabric, things out and made it on our own. >> reporter: from the fuzzy puzzle to stuffed animals, coloring books, musical instruments, food sets and more. >> fuzzy puzzle was more of just a brainstorm, but it got us our way of doing things. >> a way of doing things that started union. as a girl melissa said she often felt like an outsider, suffering from cripples anxiety. crafted, i learned the art of using my imagination and creating, and finding a place for the pain through creating. >> i loved playing, i loved my friends, i loved my neighborhood. i loved what we did. we were just always outside, always just

. >> the names a melissa meadows. allison barber explains years of war has taken a toll on john, but usa metro is helping the couples get back on their feet. >>reporter: john and melissa's story begins in the most unlikely place. >> we met in a homeless shelter. >> i remember her standing at a pay phone talk and standing there and the long hair and the red hair, and just standing there, and just it was like came september 11th. >> it was a bad day. >> yeah. >> and one day he comes home and he goes i signed up. i said what? >> john served two years in iraq. >> when i first got there, he was excited, but nervous. >> it was the bloodiest time of the iraq war. >> a lot of times you were waiting for something to blowup, you know. >> john's mission was looking for enemy explosives before they killed his fellow soldiers. >> we knew that our luck was we didn't care anymore. we said get it over with and blowup. >> after iraq, there was afghanistan. >> i remember a martyr -- i hit the back of my head. >> this wasn't the first ti

plaques were unveiled with the names of the victims. melissal. >> reporter: it was in the language of his audience in keeping with its move, the sting opened the concert in perfect french he asked the crowd to observe a minute of silence. and that's exactly what they did. a thousand people who held perfectly still to remember those who died here at the bataclan one year ago, among them some survivors or family of those killed but many people who just came to hear sing and celebrate the fact that life could go on again. ♪ no one here but me >> he started with "fragile" the famous song and after that, you forgot totally you were on a sad party because it was a party. it was incredible. it was a usm. >> nobody wanted to leave and it was great. a lot of emotion. i needed to feel it, to be there. that's it. i wanted to be there. because it's sting, because it's the reopening. >> it was incredible. it was the best show ever. it's not just about what happened one year ago, just life goes on. >> as well as those who had come to hear sting's music, some

melissa: if you do click through, they look very real. a lot of the different websites. david: very true. melissa: we're news, we know the difference between namesl, one immediately looks fake to us. david: what is the alternative? government, somebody like president obama's team coming in and saying which is acceptable and which is not? i don't think so. melissa: there you go. now to very real story hitting the south. dozens of wildfires burning out of control across seven states as the region suffers from weeks of extreme drought. fox news's jonathan serrie is in clayton, georgia with the latest. >> firefighters converted empty field behind me into a makeshift helicopter landing base. we've seen choppers come in and out of here. they refuel and join the on going firefighting efforts in the region, scooping up water from nearby lakes and dumping the water on fires from the sky. meanwhile on the ground roughly 5000 firefighters and support personnel are here. many with extensive experience battling those massive wildfires you're used to seeing out in the west but they say there is one big difference here. it is the fall leaves. those beautiful l

the work thanks for joining us. >> check in with melissa myers who is in the newly named dick goddard weather center with a look at the forecast. love that is it akron/canton andnd 30 degrees new philadelphia wisconsin pretty stagnant winds. cloud to cloud's some breaks of sunshine, the showers will be approaching from the last post it will be overcast tomorrow morningg areas across i-75 with chance of the raindrop early tomorrow morning. we will have highs in the 40s tomorrow. tonight mid- 20s. tomorrow low 40s with showers after lunchtime. we try to identify a government who killed a father six and a convenience store as a dave nethers says .ew information happen on the east side, please start reviewing surveillance video that capture the moment the shot was fired the say it showed the shooting happened seconds they believe that 44-year-old marwan zahriye may have known the government because he tries toy push aside the gun when he shot in the chestwh, store to build a memorial, the victim described as a father of six, a generous man who made many close friends. soy came in pointed a gun and shot him did not say

the president- elect's choice of stephen bannon to be his top adviser. he heads up breitbart. >>> president-elect trump muff melissa blasius looks at the names being floated in washington. >> chuck knows a thing or two about political transition teams. >> it's overwhelming. >> he headed governor jan brewer's in 2009. now her name is being floated for interior secretary. >> that would be a real honor. but that's also a huge sacrifice. >> the former senator john kyle's name is being tossed out. >> senator kyle is one of the most respected u.s. senators when he served. on foreign affairs issues. >> but kyle is taking himself out of the running. he said he would not accept the position. joe arpaio is a top trump supporters and he's fresh off a failed reelection bid. >> the most he'd be looking for is a pardon. i don't think he's getting a job. comment. >> the wild card is jeff dewitt. the chief operator of the trump presidential campaign. chuck thinks there are several jobs for dewitt in d.c. if he's willing to leave the desert behind. melissa blasius abc 15. >>> crews from the valley heading to north carolina to hel np the fight against -- help in the fight

the investigation continues. melissa garcia is the state patrol gavetous name of the trooper a few minutes ago. >> reporter: jim, they did. and the victim is trooper cody donahue who is an 11 year veteran of the colorado state patrol. there at the scene, you can see now, even at this hour, flashing lights where investigators are working that crash. authorities say trooper donahue was outside of his vehicle investigating a car accident that driver has been detained. authorities say, and may be soon facing charges. here is video taken from copter 4 earlier this afternoon. we saw what appears to be that trooper's body in the northbound lane of i-25. it is near a black sedan crashed up at the outside lane guardrail. this happened around 1:30 p.m. just south of castle rock between plum creek parkway and toma road. it showed a u.s. foods truck just north of where the trooper was hit. the loss heavily on the members of the colorado state patrol two lost trooper jamie jersavic over a year ago as she was investigating the same stretch. >> this is a calling. this is something we feel very compelled to do. something we wil

this is the best reality show ever because based on a true story, naming our government. melissa: isn't that what reality show is? >> not really. i sense if you listen close there is a plot to the housewives shows. sadly the war on terror is fill in the news. it really started back then. kennedy: now in paperback though. >> cheaper for the holidays. sandra: trump administration pieces are coming tooth, for treasury secretary, president-elect donald trump tapping former goldman sachs banker steve mnuchin. served as finance chair for mr. trump's campaign and has been one of his closest economic advisors. to head the commerce department, mr. trump turning to fellow billionaire investor wilbur ross, who made a his fortune rescuing failing companies. everyone watching this one closely. melissa: so romantic. sandra: it was very public sit-down. meeting with mr. trump to discuss the secretary of state job. afterwards the former massachusetts governor and gop presidential nominee had only praise for the incoming president, a sign the two may have come a long way in mending fences. watch.

the country go in. >> melissa cain mentioned priebus, trump named him as his chief of staff. preibus is a well liked republican leader and friend to ryan. and rudy giuliani is the top pick for secretary of state. trump is also expected -- >>> there have been reports of dozens of racially charged attacks. including one right here from the bay area. >> reporter: ken, the park near fort mason center is supposed to be an urban oasis, but park police say it was an assault. >> park police received a report of an assault at fort mason. >> reporter: it happened near the park palm tree. a nanny caring for two small children was approached by a man wearing all black, his face all covered. >> he told them, i understand in broken spanish, no latinos here. >> reporter: the man left her with scratches on her arm. >> i'm very surprised to hear that. >> reporter: parent -- parents who bring their kids here in disbelief. >> you're hearing a lot about backlash that's going on and i hope that's not what it is. >> we're adults and we need to respect each other, and respect the other nationalities

that is much harder to catch than somebody who cycles back through the parking lot and comes in votes a different name. melissa, we're talking about that here, the cyber level. every system is under attack every day. you know if you have a credit card, a bank account, there is constant tampering. so why would it not be attempted at least at the voting level? harris: this is opportunity for elections officials this is when really politics are local, right? this is the opportunity to stand up in the local community to say these are the steps we've taken and start good communication in smaller towns and neighborhoods, fan out from there. i think that is critical. us looking from afar into a different state will be really difficult to do as we saw with florida, and hanging chads. it was local election officials that had to figure all that out. that being said, associated press is reported because people have concerns about impersonation fraud. a billion votes cast since 2000 and 2012. they only found about three dozen accounts of that. so, i mean that is something that we can look to, that they are catching that i

melissa navigates the d.c. area with her service dog. a douxen named anny. she is trained to detect seizures, low blood pressure, and panic attacks. >> there are no elevators here to get downstairs. >> we follow melissa through this urban shopping mall in her search for an elevator and find off. the door quickly closes behind him, shutting out melissa and annie. >> it would have been nice if he held the door for me. >> the elevator ironically stops working. >> i'm stuck here because neither of these buttons are working. there's no way out of the building for me, except that. >> we find security who directs us to a nearby retail store where there's an elevator inside. >> somebody can hit one, that would be confronted with another obstacle. >> excuse me. >> the woman running the vacuum cleaner cannot hear her plea. melissa ultimately shoves her way outside through two heavy doors. >> this is irritating. it's frustrating. >> unlike other shoppers, wheelchair users must endure the elements and travel around the block to get to metro. >> excuse us, please. thank y

the concert is to begin at 8:00 p.m. tonight. jay-z, beyonce, hillary clinton some huge names on stage here i northeast ohio. thanks so much melissa reid. >> the events announcing severa moves, the option of terry francona has been picked up through 2020, also announced that they will pick up the option for carlos santana who had 34 homers , for $12 million. bastian, coco crisp will not be vexed him he was a late-season pickup who had several key hits for the indians. even expected to offer mike napoli the qualifying offer o $70 million. the team wants rajai davis but buffet offers not likely, after making five and $40,000 last season as possiblele frankie lindor kavi mont pre- arbitration players who could get a longer deal. series scams . >> the i-team follows have some fans got taken as ed gallek her with what he has learned. there was something on it, and other con man charged with world series camp and other wen to court for selling fake tickets will already wanted for scalpingt roy hairston rested an hour before game seven accused of selling they tickets, tamie vendor, court records say he sold fake tickets for $3,200 into u

the awards show since tracking began in 1992. so take that hollywood. we'll be right back. melissa: one city namingy doing more culturalty sensitive. david: bloomington, indiana. fall holiday. >> spring hol lay. so festive. here is "risk & reward." >> donald trump meeting with anchors and top executives of the media networks, i am liz in for deirdre bolton. mr. trump continues to hammer away at his cabinet picks, he is working at best as he can. after a marathon of weekend meetings. a potential candidate for energy secretary or interior secretary. this all bev the president-

melissa: right. >> american people elected him. they know he is successful and know he is an international businessman. by the way, the most value he has is his family name, trump. i expect that to continue under the children. melissa: but, julie, the way i read that statement, we need more details, is that they're best to run the business for themselves, not for him. that he is not profiting from it any longer. that he is out of that business. >> well -- melissa: is that important? does it have to go further than that? what do you think? >> it does. let's be honest if this were barack obama or hillary clinton would do this everybody would be up in arms and rightly so. let's say president trump goes to moscow and sees moscow trump tower rising. he knows that deal benefit is had children and partners he presumably knows who a lot are, because there are a lot things in the works already. melissa: julie, but under that logic, then nobody's family can work at all. >> under that logic what the president of the united states should do sell all of assets, divest of all of them. melissa: that is what -- >> that is punitive. >> not punitive, excuse me. >> it is p

also trump's limits on the overtime rule and repeal of most of obamacare will help cut down costs of dining names and possibly boost profit in the future. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, susan lee. and relief of the fast food stock. susan mentioned. take a look at these numbers. mcdonald's up 4%, panera up 12% and chipotle up 9% since the election. so i go to our chief jack in the box correspondent. guy adami. >> i'm the chief qudoba. >> i've never been to either. >> how many times have i ask you to go. ? >> or anywhere. >> well, that's just countless. i mean -- >> listen, think should have sold this stock and maybe it will happen tomorrow. this stock should have been sold off. only down 2.5%. the eps was fine. the guidance for 2017 to me is the problem. people will now start talking about jack in the box being too expensive on valuation. that said, made an all-time high today intraday. down to 3.5, 4. you buy it when it does. >> this goes to dan's point, we don't know what we're going to get. rallying on all of these promises. >> the consumer has got a tailwind when the consumer had a tailwind with lower oil prices and jobless claims that were at recor

the table. we saw massive acceleration in all demographics buying golf supplies. and i think that in general, i like that dick's call here. i think that's a name you buy. >> by the way, melissap on this for you guys, it is public access golf. public golf courses that are driving the growth. >> interesting. all right. thank you, dom. >> very welcome. >> dom chu. >>> still ahead, retail stocks surging since the election. so why is one hedge fund manager calling it the space a trap? he'll be here to explain. >>> you're watching "fast money" on cnbc, first in business worldwide.. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digital, cognizant is helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive retail models... ones that transcend channels and locations, anticipate expectations... creating new ways to engage at every imaginable touch-point. it's a new day in retail, and together, we're building the store of the future. digital works for retail. let's talk about how digital works for your business. >>> welcome back to "fast money." time for our

got the knives out inside and outside the beltway, they're ready for it, and it's going to be a headache. you're pulling a wagon, and it's tough going. melissa: one namecouch, ambassador john bolton -- kennedy: yeah. secretary of state? melissa: all right. president-elect trump's win appears to be firing up the stock market like crazy. the dow jumping more than 200 points to close at a new record high yesterday. today you can see there taking a little breather as the post-election market rally continues, a reaction many had not predicted. look at the market right now, still above 18,000. eric, i will go to you since you are our market maven. i was talking to a trader yesterday, and he was saying there is a feeling of optimism sweeping investors where they feel like finally instead of this subparagraph growth -- subpar growth, we are going to knock the rust off the gears of the economy, we're going to strip away regulation, we're going to see cash repatriated from companies who had it overseas, investment, lighten the load on businesses. there's an optimism out there, and that's why we saw the market go down from 800 overnight -- if i could have bought

we'll give you the names and tell you if any are still worth a buy. i'm melissa watching "fast money" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. in the meantime, here's what else is coming up on "fast." >>> currencies gone wild. doing things they have never done before. we'll tell you how to cash in. >>> plus, pete is bringing in the heat. serving up the pitch for what he says is a must-own stock for the rest of the year. the name when "fast money" returns. they may want the latest products and services, but they demand the best shopping experiences. they're your customers. and by blending physical with digital, cognizant is helping 8 of the 10 largest u.s. retailers meet their demands with more responsive retail models... ones that transcend channels and locations, anticipate expectations... creating new ways to engage at every imaginable touch-point. it's a new day in retail, and together, we're building the store of the future. digital works for retail. let's talk about how digital works for your business. ♪ >>> all right, who is it? >> jeff rotel. >> really? ♪ ano

. >>> we now know the name of a woman killed in a plane crash this half moon bay. 57 year old melissa mcghee was the only passenger in on the plane. >>> an investigation is underway in santa cruz county after a boy stabbed two people. deputies found the boy nearby still holding the knife. they said that he came at them with the knife. then they shot at him. >>> the father of an army sergeant recently killed in afghanistan said his family was booed on a flight from sacramento. his was flying to fill devil contrato receive the remains of his son -- philadelphia to receive the remains of his son. when the flight crew let them off first, the first class passengers booed them. >> to hear the first class cabin boo was very upsetting, it made us cry some more. >>> a new pilot project in the nation's capitol has the side walks again rating power by having people walk over them. the energy created from people walking stores in a battery and powers lights at night. >> the sky is the limit. there are sidewalks every place and pedestrians in cities, there is an opportunity to collect energy and p

melissa. top 5 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, name something you wish you could do like a man. frances: lift weights.

the road once and he bought their children's education. i made personal friends with miss wisconsin usa, her name is melissa young -- >> perhaps not specifiche questioning. do you think this is the way to respond. i don't mean to be disrespectful and you've said done good things but specifically to the way he responded to the protesters. >> i think we are in the twitter generation and i think that voters know that mr. trump is somebody who is not going to be controlled by the way things have been done traditionally by the gop or by the democrat establishment. so mr. trump is his own man. that's who the voters elected and i think that's what we're going to get. i also think his desire is to communicate with a generation, and that's how they communicate. if he wanted to communicate with president obama, had to get 100,000 signatures for a statement on an issue. >> that's not fair. >> mr. trump plays on twitter. go out there and talk to the american people have have dialogue. >> but you're saying that the mr. trump you're talking about is president-elect trump and perhaps it's different. ask you this as well, speaking with protests and twitte

the volkswagen sign then drive event. >> welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's 4:54. >>> we know name of the woman killed last friday in a plane crash in half moon bay. 57-year-old melissa mcgee of sacramento was a passenger in the plane. her husband steven was the pilot. he's being treated for serious injuries at stanford medical center. the plane crashed into a home near the half moon bay airport. no one else was hurt. federal investigators continue to look for the cause of the crash. >>> well, the newest class of the rhodte scholarses were announced. two of the 32 have beauties. they are alexis doyle of los altos, who attends the university of notre dame, and megan shea of pennsylvania who attends stanford. all the scholars receive two or three-year scholarships for postgraduate study at oxford university in england, worth $68,000 a year. this year, 882 americans applieded for that very prestigious award. >>> a turkey rescue organization is raising money to help save turkeys from the dinner table. the harvest home animal sanctuary held its first annual trot for the turkey race in fremont. they have been rescuing farm animals for ten years. right now they're derek of

the last years. mattis understand that and knows a strong military is essential. melissa: and he's blunt. one of the reasons he got namead dog is he's not afraid of speaking true to power. this was a problem before when he was delivering messages maybe to president obama about how things are going, does that sound right to you? >> no, it's absolutely true. he's a straight talker, he speaks his mind clearly. people know exactly where he's coming from. i'm not talking about somebody who is bombastic, someone who is thoughtful and presents his views in a firm manner and is widely respected in the congress and much respected among the troops out there and listen, just because we are going to put -- assuming we are going put a military guy as secretary of defense does that mean therefore we are more likely to go to war because we have a military man in charge of the department of defense, quite the contrary. military people after years of exposure to war, know the horrors of it, implications of it, always want to make sure before we use that option that all other options, indeed, have been exhausted and this is what remains

melissa fran . liz: it's been a week and a half since the election and donald trump is meeting with some of the biggest names in the business world, right? as he looks to fill key positions for his cabinet and throughout his administration. some of the folks heading in and out of the trump tower include billionaire wilbur ross, fedex ceo fred smith, tech guru petre thiel and legendary investor carl icahn along with new england patriot owner bob kraft. gary: many of those guests on "wall street week". joining us fox business all-stars melissa francis and charlie gasparino. right into, this charlie, a lot of business people, this has to be good news to you. >> i like all the names, bob kraft i was acquainted with through my contacts in the nfl. that's the good part of what donald trump is doing. the bad part is he wants to hire your friend, howard ford, a liberal democrat to sell a boondoggle structure to congress, that was leaked in the paper. that shows that donald trump is not a conservative, okay? i did not than i was going to be defending harold here. big tax and spend guy. gary: sorry, charlie, is harold

melissa. top 5 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, name something you wish you could do like a man. s: lift weights. steve: lift weights. melissa: drink. steve: drink. wow. [buzzer] frances: we're gonna play. we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. frances: yes. we are. steve: hey, frances... frances: hi. steve: how you doing? frances: great, great. steve: welcome to the show. y'all from miami. frances: yes. we are. steve: i love miami, one of my favorite cities. so introduce everybody, frances. frances: well, my delightfully dysfunctional family here--my little brother, baby brother gio and bettno

the totally unique baby name. plus -- >> i got bad confession. her face then and now. >> she isn't smiling anymore. >> i am smiling! >> we go head to head with melissa mccarthy. >> i'm going to hit that ball. >> our behind the scenes of her new movie. >> the cameramen, i hope they're wearing cups. >> oh! >> is everyone going to be okay? i'm so sorry! >>> now for november 10, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >> welcome back, brad. since e got blind sided with divorce paper. >> did you notice he has pep in his step in maybe it's because a big weight has been lifted off his shoulders. >> everyone's been very kind out here and it's been trull nice to have the support. >> this is the brad we love to see, smiling and working the red carpet taking countless selfies with fans about four hours after we got the news that pitt was cleared of all child allegations. he proved the nasty divorce and custody battle will not keep him down. >> as red carpets go, this is so civilized and all these chandeliers i feel like i'm back in the movies and reminding you of some of the glamour of the film? >> not really. >> all right. that's all right. >> with the two-mon

the attention, but now is a good time to start thinking about how you want things to be. go long™. jon: let's look what's ahead in outnumbered, megan, melissa. >> mr. trump keeps rounding ut cabinet namingre critic as secretary of health and human services. could repeal finally happen? melissa: does that mean the end of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation? our #oneluckyguy has been leading one of them. >> outnumbered at the top of the hour. jon: sounds good, see you then. >> see you then. jenna: dozens of homes destroyed as wild fires rift through rocky mountains in tennessee. jonathan is live with more on this. jonathan. >> yeah, the region is expect today get more rain this afternoon which is ultimately a good thing. the problem is the storm systems have been proceeded by heavy winds and yesterday and overnight that only fanned the flames even further spreading the flames across the region that's been experiencing the worst drought in a decade. the fires are threatening populated areas in the mountains in east tennessee. the country singer putting a public announcement with smoky bear. >> hold off burning leafs, don't park vehicles on dry grass, why even a cozy campfire can spark

the hallmark channel alone. >> name them. >> "the case for christmas." >> with melissa joan hart. can we take a look at that one, at least? >> let's do that. >> how old are you? >> i'm so sorry. did that hurt? >> no, i will not stoop to your level. well, that's it. you're a dead man. >> bring it. come on. come on. admit it, you're scared. >> what? >> yes. why you didn't come with mere six years ago? >> what are you talking about? >> we had a good >> i know. >> we told each other that no matter what happened with the job at whny you and i would be fine. what you really meant that we'd be fine as long as you were the one that got the job. >> ooh! >> now i just want to sit and watch christmas movies. >> or have a snowball fight. >> where do you film these movies? like in the off-season? >> this is fastest turnaround i've ever seen for and film in my lifetime. wintertime and it is horrible. >> do you get sick of christmas? >> i never get sick of christmas. >> my heart sank. >> i was just asking these tough questions. >> go ahead, dylan, just hurt me more. >> holidays year round. >> is that real snow? you were holding on to th

the rumor, price line paid $2.6 billion for open table in 2014. price line named the head of its business, brent keller as permanent ceo. shares up more than 5% after hours. lastly, melissar attention to shares of hertz, falling in extended trade, down more than 20% on weak earnings and dividance and now sees 2016 adjusted earnings per share between 51 to 88 ke s cents. again, a big mover here in extended trade, melissa. >> thank you very much, seema mody. that is a massive decline in shares of hertz. the rise of uber, loyft. >> you are starting to see the millennial effect on the economy. millennials looking for the experience. that's what they're spending their money on. you get priceline up. when they go to that particular destination, they stay in an airbnb and take an uber or share with somebody else. that's the other side. i'm not sure this is a comment on the economy. it's just how it's shifting internally. >> you think it goes to the next domino would be ford and gm. if we're talking about sharing economy, many people throw out the term peak autos and i'm one of the people who believe ford is down 16% and gm down 5 or 6%. so i do think that you're going to see a

melissa. silicon valley billionaire is one of the big names on trump's transition team and while he isn't scheduledaccept a formal position he is trying to form a brain trust of silicon valley entrepreneurs to help influence tech policy. the problem accord according to the washington post. >> inner faith council nancy mosey said not concerned about her democratic challenger. >> such overwhelming support god bless him for his enthusiasm. >> representative tim ryan of ohio is hoping to take over the top position. seemingly unphased her priorities in 2017 include jobs, medicare and veterans health. she also says she's ready to fight against president elect trump in a g.o.p. controlled congress and will enjoy the fight. >>> with the bay area trail blazing, a new police chief is the first vietnamese american at the police department. how he plans to rebuild trust. >>> and teenage robbery suspects on the run from police. the deadly ending to this chase across several bay area counties. >> a new line after the old that could turn this historical bay area land mark around. >>> busiest travel day of the yea

the men, you can put your hands down. it is a woman's turn. ok, go ahead right there. >> ok, first of all my name is melissa [cheers] >> once again, i want to welcome you to the country, and on behalf of the whole audience, i would like to thank you for the amazing opportunity. as it is well known, during your presidency, you have stepped up and invested. you made it yourself or maybe the teams you will have led. and that i believe shows how you reaffirmed your belief in direction on how you want to leave the past behind. what is your advice to us that would like to leave some mistakes, learn from them and let the past be the past? thank you. [applause] president obama: well, you know, you should not ignore the past, you should learn from it. you should learn from history. and learn from experience. the truth is that -- you know, right before i was in peru, i was in europe, and i spoke of my trip in athens. i went to the parthenon, the birthplace of democracy. you look at all these buildings from ancient greece, and you try to imagine all the things that were happening at that time and it seems very long ago, but the fact of the matter is that huma

the american voter as they head into that? melissa: as somebody who the voted and real when you get in there and look at names.t is momentous moment than you think even though you know what you're going to do. to me the biggest scandal and foundation and wikileaks revealing what i always felt like i knew and shing it in sprint from the sheikh to the king of morocco, and non-profit lawyer of year that people donating to the foundationexpecg exchange for their money. to see raw and dirty details, that they were brought to us in a way i concede without questions that is not right, we saw in writing clinton campaign never denied. we saw dirty details where they were selling state department like i as you suspect and and that was heartbreaking to me. harris: i come back to the economy which you said, bret, that was obamacare. when voters get up in the morning that is the thing they look back on, this is the thing that affects my life. >> true. harris: it comes down to money and whether tough in your pocket or not. >> exactly. sandra: look at stock market in last couple days there are certainly predictions weighing

. >>> we know the name of the person who died in a plane crash on the san mateo county coast. the single engine cessna crashed, killing melissa mcgee from sacramento. the pilot is still in the hospital. the plane was headed to half- moon bay when it went down close to the airport. >>> we just learned kanye west has canceled his show in l.a. tonight after a pair of disappointing appearances left fans in northern california fuming. fans dished out top dollar for the sacramento center last night. after arriving an hour late, he performed only three songs and then walked off the stage, abruptly ending without explanation. fans are demanding their money back. >> i almost paid nearly 250 actually for the tickets, and the saddest part is literally three songs, and we had to leave. the lights came on, and i got ready for nothing. i'm totally outraged. >> ticketmaster has notified concert goers they will be getting a refund for the show. >> on thursday fans in san jose nearly booed kanye off the stage when he said he would have voted for donald trump if he had voted. >>> new numbers show homelessness is on the decline across the count

the xlf in that one-week span. bigger names like regions financial, zion have all done better. and for those stats junkies out there, guys, melissa0 financial sector trading four standard deviations among its 50-day average price, which means the move is pretty extended to the upside, the most it's been since at least 1989. when does the bank trade pull back towards more normal levels, melissa? that's the big question for a lot of traders. >> thank you, dom. should you stick with these banks? four standard deviations, rich, that sounds pretty extreme. >> too high is not a technical term, at least as far as technical analysis is concerned. big bank, small bank, i work like a bank. i don't think like a bank. i'll show you how to make money like a bank. we'll look at the bkx, kbw bank index. this is the most overbought this index has been in 20 years. the last time we were this overbought, over the next 12 months the bank stocks were up 135%, so that's a good thing and so is this bullish breakout from really a 14-month base of support. first an obvious way to play this, we're going to look at jpmorgan chase. you have a breakout from

melissa. ["family feud" theme playing] top 7 answers on the board. here we go. since women's underwear has flowers on it, name a type of tool that should be on men's underwear. kelvin: the hammer. ha ha ha! yeah, steve! yeah, steve!

melissa. ["family feud" theme plays] heh! guys, we got top 8 answers on the board. here we go. if a woman is compared to a georgia peach, namet of her body that might be fuzzy. melissa: her chest. steve: her chest. tommy: her bottom. steve: her bottom. [applause] family members: play. we're gonna play. tommy: we'll play. we'll play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] well, miss roni, uh, i've heard

the white house. could france be next? a far right candidate named marine le pen says trump's victory shows that's possible. cnn international correspondent melissaparis with more. >> reporter: marine le pen is convinced that the victory of the brexit vote in the united kingdom and the victory of donald trump in the united states is a sign that her time has finally come here in france. the national front has changed a great deal over the last few decades since its founding by her father back in 1972. gone over the course of the last few years since she's been in charge are the antisemetic feeling but this is a country that wants to leave the european union, that believe the future of france should be in the hands of france's politicians and many policies that are remarkably close to those of donald trump. yes, it is this idea that after brexit and donald trump's victory, anything is possible here in france but also, the sense that perhaps this populist surge could have its own showing here in france. it's something marine le pen dates right back to 2005 when the french voted against all odds and all expectations against a european constitution. t

the other way now, melissa. >> we invite rich over to the desk? do we have questions for mr. ross? >> i want to know how he got the middle nameanger. >> rich, come on over. bring the chair, please. i feel like you've got questions because you've been an investors in utilities. >> when you look at utilities, you have to be out of utilities now, i agree with rich. and when you look at treasuries, though, when we have this massive stimulus plan, he's going to flood the market with debt, that's how he's going to pay for that. when you look at where rates go, are you thinking about that? you can't quantify how much it's going to cost for a $250 billion infrastructure deal. >> to your point, i'm not thinking about it in those terms. we're in an environment where you see the chart and you trade the chart. we see an impulsive move at an all-time low with a false breakdown on the backs of brexit. that's telling you you'll get this impulsive mood as you saw from 2012 to 2014. maybe it's best case, given the positive market reaction to the backup in yields, rather than the negative market reaction that some feared, some are sitting in t

melissa. ladies, top 8 answers on the board. we asked 100 women, "name a food you'd use to make