. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> surrounding and shutting downside shows. a new tactic that led to hundreds being cited in san jose. >>> plus, election watch. new results coming in to the newsroom just minutes ago, what they mean for some kilo cal races. >>> and it's veterans day weekend. we're remembering those who have served our country with a ceremony at mare island. join join, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm an diana coo know. we start today with a solution to an old problem. last night san jose police detained all the side show spectators and handed out over 700 tickets at one intersection. month ray highway. kpix 5's da lin is live at that intersection. is this the first time we're seeing this type of aggressive crackdown? da. >> reporter: yeah, they're never written this many tickets at one side show in the past they've gone after the participants. those doing the side shows. but this time, they went after almost every single spectator and wrote each one a ticket. this is drone video showing san jose police blocking all the side show participants and spec

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> market volatility will be with us for a while longer. the options arena is presenting an opportunity few have ever seen. we will explain what it is, how long it may last, had a and how you can take advantage of it right now. >>> and recession fears rise. >>> a been with consumer confidence slumping, now may be the right time to make a play in game he starts. we will show you how. the last five sessions pretty much where they started. the nasdaq slightly lower. a lot of the stuff happened around this week especially with the conversion and the moving energy. >> had a lot of movies so was euros credit. if you're in your research, this is a great week where it may seem boring on the outside. >> mike, your take? >> remove obviously ending on an uptick today but i still remain convinced, despite the fact seems out of reach to me. >> we'll see. let us turn to oil and crude cracking below $80 a barrel there. carol carter, was going to fall below the late september low? that is the question. . and is matter if you call that head and shoulders, n

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is friday, and that means it is time for options action. i'm melissa lee live at the nasdaq market site in times square with the fed decision and now jobs data behind us investors spent friday confused. the volatile trade session snapping various weekly winning streaks. similarly there are conflicting signals right now down to the sector level we'll game down two of them to explain how industrials and geld are related. and the economy ultimately comes down to the consumer with us tonight as always carter worth and mike khouw let's talk about today's market action stocks rallying to closeout this week the jump higher didn't save stocks from posting weekly losses across the board. the dow snapping a four-week winning streak while the s&p and nasdaq a two week winning streak >> it was something for everyone, right? bulls can take solace in various characters on the week and bears of course the same i think what's important we are starting to get some dispersion, which allows for opportunity for those who are doing either individual stock picki

good night. [ captions by: vitac 800-278-4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >>> tonight, pack your patience. this could be one of the busiest travel days of the year. weather and crowded airports impacting driving and flying. at la guardia airport with a look travelers headed home. >>> also tonight, police versus protesters. thousands take to the streets in several cities in china amid covid lockdowns, with dangerous and unprecedented calls for president xi to resign. >>> plus, belgium burning. furious world cup fans turn violent after a stunning upset. >>> paper trail. from al capone to jfk, how robots are helping the fbi keep track of some of i m

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is friday. that means it's time for "options action." i'm live in times square with the fed's decision and now jobs data behind us, investors spent friday confused. a volatile session of trading left markets on the day. similarly, there are conflicting signals right now down to the sector level. we'll game down two of them to explain how industrial and gold are related. and the economy ultimately comes down to the consumer. so we're taking a look at a way to go big box or go home with options. special appearance by brian sutland. welcome, brian. let's talk about today's market action. stocks rallying to round out this week. the jump higher didn't save stocks from posting weekly losses across the board. the dow snap ago four-week winning streak while the s&p and nasdaq ended a two-week winning streak. carter what did you make of the action today? >> that's the thing. just as you described those items, it was something for everyone, right, various characteristics on the week and bears, of course, the same. what's important is we are starti

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. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is friday happy friday it also means it's time for "options action. i'm sara eisen in for melissa lee live from the nasdaq market site iptimes square. after yesterday's huge rally markets were a little more mellow this time around. so is today a little bit of a pause or followthrough that refreshes or just the big bounce just a blip maybe? we'll help prepare you with options. and then one sector that is sure to pull back after similar upside spree, asset managers we're going to look at how to play that. and it's still earnings season don't forget we are working around one name that's done and another that's to come that's disney and home depot with me tonight carter worth and mike khouw with a special appearance by brian stutland in new york city. welcome. let's talk about the week's market action because it was a wow. the s&p 500 capped off its best week since june by adding 1% today. the nasdaq nearly doubled that with close to a 2% gain and an 8% gain for the week the best week for the nasdaq since march, carter what do you make of the action >> ty

good night. [ captions by: vitac 800-278-4822 email: marketing@vitac.com ] >>> tonight, pack your patience. this could be one of the busiest travel days of the year. weather and crowded airports impacting driving and flying. at la guardia airport with a look travelers headed home. >>> also tonight, police versus protesters. thousands take to the streets in several cities in china amid covid lockdowns, with dangerous and unprecedented calls for president xi to resign. >>> plus, belgium burning. furious world cup fans turn violent after a stunning upset. >>> paper trail. from al capone to jfk, how robots are helping the fbi keep important case files.most - >>> plus, bridging a divide. >> what spans nearly a quarter mile, is over 100 feet off the ground and is held up by 100 tons of timber? i'm charlie de mar. that story ahead. >>> and later -- >> his story made to it the big screen. meet one of the men who inspired the movie "devotion" and the actors who brought it to life. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thanks for joining

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it's friday, and it's time for "options action. i'm melissa lee live from the nasdaq markets in times square here with us carter worth, mike khouw, and a special appearance by denis savage. >> market volatility will be with us a while longer the options arena is presenting an opportunity that few have ever seen. we'll explain what it is, how long it may last and how you can take advantage now then, crude below $80. as demand and recession fears rise we'll outline a safer way to get your profits pumping back to the up side. >>> even with consumer confidence slumping, now might be the right time to make a play in gaming stocks we'll show you how it's time to risk less to make more "options action" starts right now. >> before we get to tonight' trade, let's go around the horn for a take on this week's trading. the nasdaq slightly lower. carter, doesn't seem like much happened buck actually lots of stuff happened this week, especially with the inversion and with the move in energy. >> that's right, we had a lot of earnings news and a l

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. -- captions by vitac -- >>> good morning of welcome to "street signs." i'm joumanna bercetche investors assess the future of the monetary tightening. >>> asian equities reclaim ground as china locks down the biggest districts in guanzhou. >>> and disney takes back bob iger after a disappointing quarter. >>> and cryptocurrencies sink has ftx admits it owes more than $3 billion as the new ceo scrambles to sell or restructure the rest of the business >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." this is the start of the trading week you see there is already a lot of red behind me it was not positive from asia overnight with talks of further covid restrictions and a couple of deaths in china for the first time in months that has set the tone for the asian equity session you see in europe with the stoxx 600 down .25%. starting off the week in negative territory this after a mixed week last week and end of the week as well let's dive in at individual indiv indices. and right at the bottom, the mining names glencore struggling to get a bid today on back of the re

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm joumanna bercetche >> i'm arabile gumede. these are your headlines >> protesting across china as frustration flare up over the zero covid policy. the most widespread show of defiance since xi jinping became leader. >>> crude prices slip to an almost two-year low with the worries over the world's biggest importer. >>> and global equity markets and europe following asia in the red and wall street poised to open lower on the first full day of trading since the thanksgiving holiday. >>> black friday online sales topped $9 billion as consumers flock to buy now pay later platforms to offset soaring prices. >>> widespread protests erupted in cities across china over the weekend with people taking to the streets and demonstrating against the communist party zero covid policies protests in cities like shanghai where people called on xi jinping to step down it comes as daily covid-19 cases hit a record high for the fifth straight day topping 40,000 that number is absolutely dramatic in the

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm joumanna bercetche >> i'm arabile gumede. these are your headlines >> apple warnings production of the iphones as covid restrictions ramp up beijing doubling down on the zero covid stance. >>> ryanair flies high the largest ever post-tax profit other low-cost airlines will struggle to compete. >> ryanair is lower cost than we went in. everybody has to come out with a higher cost base fleet is operating we own all of our fleet. they have higher labor costs and airport costs. they will have to find a way to play the game. >>> unicredit shares slump as the dividends slash with payoffs. >>> cop27 kicks off here in egypt where folks are calling for more action on climate listen in. s>> tough times and tougher tims ahead. there is also good news for the green position we are forced to be more energy efficient. >>> welcome to "street signs." let's get to the data overnight. chinese exports falling for the first time in more than two years in october coming in at 0.3% weaker. that is a sh

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum >> i'm arabile gumede. these are your headlines >> chinese president xi jinping arrives in bali ahead of the meeting with u.s. president joe biden as the world between the two biggest economies deteriorate. >> we will know in the next two years. never any miscalculation of where each of us stands. i think that is critically important in our relationship. >>> german economy minister defends blocking several high profile investments telling cnbc that berlin must diversify its economic partners. >> all eggs in one basket politics is wrong. with the war in ukraine, what seems to be very soon turn out in one >>> the collapse of ftx sends shockwaves through the industry as binance pulls tokens and urges other to follow suit a few bad actors do not reflect the whole industry >> the industry goes through ups and downs. we have more bad players in the industry the industry is still growing. >>> the democrats defy a red wave holding on to the senate with wins in arizona a

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." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "cnn tonight." i'm jack tapper in washington. and tonight the united states of america versus a far right militia accused of trying to overthrow the government, perhaps its biggest test yet. federal prosecutors today rested their historic case of five alleged members of the oath keepers, including its founder, for their role in the attack on the capitol on january 6, 2021. over the last month, the justice department presented witness testimony and shocking videos and damning text messages and more, all of it evidence that prosecutors say proves the five defendants attempted to carry out a coordinated conspiracy to stop the legal and lawful transfer of presidential power and keep donald trump in the white house. now, why is this case so different than the hundreds of cases facing alleged rioters. two words, seditious conspiracy. that's a rare charge. it's one that was put on the books around the time of the u.s. civil war when the confederacy declared war on the u.s. government. it's a charge reserve

.♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we want to leave you where we began tonight, with the hardives ahead of them are instead being grieved over. kelly loving, ashley paugh, ray green vance, daniel aston, and derrick rump, they ended their life over the weekend in a place they thought of community, safety, and love. instead, it became a reminder of how precious those things are. a reminder now about their absence but also in the case of heroes, richard ferraro and james leave room for light and strength and grace. the news continues, so let's hand it over to kasie hunt and

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> that's it for us. the news continues. let's hand it over to jake tapper and "cnn tonight." >>> welcome to "cnn tonight." i'm jake tapper in washington. and tonight we want to lay out some new alarming details about russia's brutal war against the ukr ukrainian people. we're going to start with new warning signs of the kremlin considering the use of a tactical nuclear weapon. u.s. officials believe senior russian generals have discussed how and when to deploy one. there is debate on how seriously to take this intelligence. is it further sign of russian desperation and cause for real concern? or are these discussions being taken out of context? on cnn earlier tonight, top white house security official john kirby reacted to the latest u.s. intelligence report. >> there's lots of levels of concern, of heightened concern, about what's going on in ukraine right now that gives us cause to continue to closely monitor as best we can russia's nuclear capabilities. >> now the intelligence report says that vladimir putin was not part

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> i'm paula reed in washington.t's election night in america continued. right now, cnn has a projection to make in the house of representatives. in oregon's fifth congressional district, cnn can project that republican lori chavez will beat democrat jamie mccloud skinner. chavez dreamer has 57% of the vote to mccloud-skinner. mccloud-skinner has just conceded. the balance of power in the house is 212 for republicans to democrats' 204. now, republicans need to win six of the remaining seats to take control of the house. it's still early to call who will control the house of representatives. and in arizona, new vote totals were just released a short time ago. they show a tightening in one of the most watched governors' races in the country. trump fire brand kari lake has cut into the lead held by democrat katie hobbs. let's begin this hour in arizona. kyung lah is at the maricopa county election center in phoenix, where those voting numbers were just released. kyung, what's the latest there? >> reporter: i'm looking d

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> very high drama out west tonight, as new votes have beenes looking more promising right now for democrats, as additional results are coming in. we're standing by for new numbers from arizona. we should get those very soon. control of the united states senate and house of representatives still being decided, as election night in america continues. i'm wolf blitzer in the cnn election center. we're keeping a very close watch on the votes in those critical u.s. senate races in nevada and arizona. every ballot getting us closer and closer to a final verdict on senate control. the nevada senate contest is a real horse race right now. democratic senator catherine cortez masto has almost caught up to the republican challenger, adam laxalt. and in arizona, democratic incumbent mark kelly has expanded his lead over republican blake masters. remember, this is why we care so much about nevada and arizona right now. democrats have won 48 senate seats so far. republicans have 49. if -- if -- the democrats can pull off wins in both arizona an

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> about two hours from now, america could make itself a newllionaire. the powerball drawing for tonight has reached a billion dollars. if no one wins, the drawing for wednesday will increase to $1.2 billion. if you do win tonight and take the cash pay out, it's only worth about half a billion dollars. still pretty good money. the news continues. time now for jake tapper and "cnn tonight." >>> welcome to "cnn tonight." i'm jake tapper in washington. and tonight new horrific details are emerging about the attempted violent attack against house speaker nancy pelosi, the one that ended with the wounding and hospitalization of her husband, paul pelosi. the alleged violent intruder david depape is facing federal charges for breaking into the pelosi's home and beating paul pelosi with a hammer early friday morning. the suspect who trafficked online in far right conspiracy theories about covid and the 2020 election and holocaust denialism, quote, stated that he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. if nancy were to tell depape the truth, he

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. -- captions by vitac -- >>> the families of children murdered at parkland high school and some students who survived come face to face with the killer in court. it's midnight on the east coast, 9:00 p.m. in the west. i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> you don't know me, but you tried to kill me. >> you are, unfortunately, living proof that evil does exist in our world. >> and tony montalto told 2 killer about his daughter. >> she would have gone on to change the world had she been able to grow up. >> i am broken i am broken. >> the grieving victims also with attacks on the system and anger with the jury that spared the killer's life. the man accused of attacking speaker pelosi's husband in court. what his neighbors are saying. >> kind of had the suspicion something strange might happen. >>> and former president trump weighs in adding fuel to the lies swirling on the inter. net. >> it wasn't a break-in, it was a break-out. >> mid-term elections one week away the democrats working to push back surging republicans in the home stretch. >>> chaos in brazil over their presidenti

. ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the news continues.ver to laura coates and "cnn tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm laura coates, and this is "cnn tonight." look, a new warning from former president barack obama tonight. he says that what he calls "anything goes politics" is not just toxic but dangerous to democracy all around the world. >> one of the easiest ways to win votes is to tap into people's growing sense of anxiety and fear and vertigo, their sense of loss, their resentment of change, and to tell them that their tradition and their values, their very identities, are under attack by outsiders. and you add it all up, and you've got a recipe for backlash and polarization and the sort of toxic slash and burn, anything goes politics that we've seen erupt just about everywhere. and it is dangerous. >> he's also got a few things to say about the new generation of leaders around the world as well. that brings us to the big question in american politics tonight. who are america's new leaders? who will they be? nancy pelosi annou

. ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the news continues. everyone. i'm laura coates, and this is "cnn tonight." look, a new warning from former president barack obama tonight. he says that what he calls "anything goes

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we want to leave you where we began tonight, with the hard fact that five people with full lives ahead of them are instead being grieved over. kelly loving, ashley paugh, ray green vance, daniel aston, and derrick rump, they ended their life over the weekend in a place they thought of community, safety, and love. instead, it became a reminder of how precious those things are. a reminder now about their absence but also in the case of heroes, richard ferraro and james leave room for light and strength and grace. the news continues, so let's hand it over to kasie hunt and "cnn tonight." kasie? >> john, thank you. we are going to stay with the memories of those five. >>> police have identified the five people who were killed in the mass shooting at an lgbtq night club. daniel aston, raymond green vance, kelly loving, ashley paugh, and derrick rump. our deepest condolences to their loved ones. they have also named the two heroes being credited with taking down the gunmen. they are thomas james and richard ferraro, a u.s. army vet who says he went

." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "cnn tonight." i'm jake tapper in washington. and tonight, make america great again again? we're just four days away from the all-important midterm elections. and with republicans optimistic that they're going to be able to flip both the house of representatives and the senate, donald trump is preparing to ride that wave right into a 2024 announcement. sources tell cnn that top aides to the former president are gearing up for a possible campaign launch around the third week of november, something trump himself hinted on the campaign trail again last night. >> now, in order to make our country successful and safe and glorious, i will very, very, very probably do it again, okay? >> those same sources, however, say that trump's announcement could be delayed if republicans do not do as well as he hopes. and perhaps an announcement could come earlier if there's a republican tsunami next week. i mean, who knows? it's donald trump. and there are some major headlines today that could have an impact on what

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hey there. i'm victor blackwell. welcome to "cnn newsroom". we are following an incredible and improbable rescue in the gulf of mexico. a cruise ship passenger is alive and responsive after going overboard and floating alone in the water for hours. the man's sister says that she last saw him wednesday night. they were on board the carnival valor. it was around 11:00 p.m.. they were sailing from new orleans to mexico. cruise officials searched the ship thursday afternoon. they discovered the passenger was gone. the coast guard launched a m multi-crew search effort by air and sea. a man spotted the man and pulled him to safety. let's go to nick valencia. he joins me. what more are you learning about the passenger and this rescue? >> reporter: this is a remarkable story and all the more remarkable here when you consider this 28-year-old man could have been floating alone in the gulf of mexico for more than 12 hours, perhaps 15 hours. realistically, it could have been up to 20 hours. we just got the timeline from the coa

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-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the news continues so let's hand it over to kasie hunt thank you so. i'm kasie hunt, and this is "cnn tonight". thanksgiving eve, and here we are again covering another mass shooting in america. it's heartbreaking that more americans are grieving loved ones taken away by gun violence. six were murdered. we now know the identities of five of them, lorenzo gamble, brian pendleton, kendall pile, ryan blevins, and tamika jen son. the sixth is a 16-year-old male. andre bing is the suspect. this is video of bing recorded by a former walmart worker. police believe bing took his own life. bing exhibited odd and threatening behavior in the past. here is one harrowing account from someone who miraculously survived the attack. >> hands like that and at first it didn't even look real. it didn't register as real. it -- the only thing that made it real was the vibrations hitting your chest and the ringing from the gun going off. and it just kept going and going and going. i got under the table, the sound of the droplets, it replays and replays and replays an

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening and welcome to cnn's town hall with former viceeful days in american history, january 6, 2021. and tonight the former vice president will lay out the events of that day in detail, and his days in the trump presidency. mr. pence joins us just 24 hours after mr. trump announced he's running for president a third time. the questioners are republicans and independents and democrats from the new york area and from mr. pence's home state of indiana. please welcome former vice president mike pence. so, we're going to get to the audience in just a moment. but first i have

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello everyone. i'm alisyn camerota. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> we're following breaking news. attorney merrick garland with announce a special counsel to oversee investigations into former president donald trump. this will be into key aspects of the january 6th event and the retention of national defense information at mar-a-lago. >> joining us now, we have cnn's evan perez. he's at the justice department. we have cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider, paula reid, and elie honig. they have all new reporting to share with us. evan, how did this decision come to pass? >> reporter: well, victor and allison, this was a decision that's been weeks in the making. it was clear certainly that the former president, donald trump, was going to announce that he was going to run for office once more, and that really put the pressure, frankly, on the justice department to try to figure out a way to insulate or at least try to insulate these important investigations from the political that we know is going

. -- captions by vitac -- sales of a stabbing incident that leaves three people injured in san francisco. good evening. thanks for joining us this saturday night. am christina redone tonight, stabbing happened inside of a home on juanita way when officers arrived to the scene. three adults were injured. two of those people were taken away from the scene for treatment. investigators did not comment on the condition of the third victim. we are told that police officers are still on the scene tonight trying to determine what led up to this stabbing. police have not said anything about possible suspects in this case will, of course, bring more information as it becomes available, but again a triple stabbing in san francisco. new details are emerging tonight about a mysterious white dust coating cars and everything else outside in one part of the east bay martinez refinery companies suspects it's to blame for the problem. but if everything checks out as expected, the company doesn't think that white dust will hurt you. ktvu solicitor ktvu elissa harrington joining us now live with an update t

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> all right. moments ago we did hear from the former president about the appointment of a special prosecutor today to oversee special investigations into trump's conduct partially involving the january 6th riot, the other investigation into the potential mishandling of classified materials, as well as the possible obstruction of justice in that investigation. again, we did just hear from the former president a short time ago. attorney general merrick garland said the decision was prompted by, quote, extraordinary circumstances, primarily the former president's announcement to run for president again. but also president biden's stated intention to do so as well. biden continues to say that it is his intention to run for president. do we have the sound of trump, guys? all right. we do not have the sound of donald trump. let's go to evan -- hang on. we have donald trump. let's listen to what he said. >> before we begin, i want to address the appalling announcement today by the egregiously corrupt bid

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now we're getting a behind the scenes look at the votecounty. arizona one of two western battlegrounds with considerable power to shape the ongoing fight for control of the united states senate. we're following all the undecided races and the stakes for both parties, as election night in america continues. i'm wolf blitzer back in the cnn election center. we're standing by to see if there are any new shifts in those key races, as more votes come in from the pivotal battlegrounds of arizona and nevada, those states home to two undecided senate races that are crucial to determining the final balance of power in the u.s. senate. right now democrats hold 48 seats in the u.s. senate. republicans have 49. that's two seats short of the 51 they need to win majority control of the senate. the fight for control of the house of representatives also remains undecided right now. remember, 218 seats are needed to win the majority in the house. democrats just won some more seats. they now have 195. republicans are holding 209. 31 house seats remain unde