that in mind, burlington stores reported first.n off-price chain like tj, and, and that's been one of the best subsets of retail. unfortunately, burlington reported soft revenue with 1% sales growth. earnings are just in line. burlington also trimmed its four-year -- and while they raised the low end of the full year earnings forecast, their outlook for the current quarter was mostly belee expectations. brutal. now, the company blamed warm weather, saying it would have grown 4% if not for poor sales in cold weather categories. the stock didn't get hit that hard today. if you want an off-price chain, go with tjx. just an all-time high now. people thought the quarter was bad. idiots. let's take these ebest. dick's sporting goods. in the category killer in the sporting goods and athletic apparel space. it hasn't recovered since then. today's numbers show you why i am sticking with it. higher than expected revenue, same-store sales growth. dick's raised its four-year forecast across the board. now, initially the stock rallied more than

here is deborah in burlington, vermont. republican. caller: sorry about that. maybe you called on the wrong line. host: ok. caller: i just wanted to say, i am really alarmed to hear the amount of people who are advocating for turning in your neighbors and citizens, and think that military deployment on u.s. soil is a good idea. it sounds like stalinist tactics, and it is extremely scary. host: and in wisconsin on the line for democrats, james, you are next. caller: yes, i think people listening should be aware i did read a book on this and that the cia when it was set up, people's argument was the cia would be valuable because it could make our foreign policy much better than our state department or congress and the white house. now we are kind of seeing these guests we had on here today are trying to fulfill that idea that the cia is better-qualified to decide foreign policy. look at russia. to have the kgb running their country. the cia is valuable, but we don't want them making our foreign policy. thank you. host: and on the line for independence -- independ

i wouldn't forget about ollie's as well more in small cap. >> burlington, maybe it's a totally outdated has been this weather dynamic at work. >> near-term, we were without with a preview today on 3x. the weather has been stuff. if you're trying to sell outer wear, it's been golf weather nearly every day. >> in the whole country. >> precisely. >> some outliers, we raised numbers on burlington into the print coming up. abercrombie is setting up for a beat. as you noted, kohl's, we took numbers down. bath and body works, we took numbers down i think it's a mixed bag with winners and losers. for the fourth quarter, i go back to some of these macro factors. and to me i think holiday is going to be robust. we're meteorology 2 to 3% across abarrel. that's basically back to pre-pandemic, and that's where we now have this set-up. we're normal i'd, you have the brick and mortar relative to ecommerce growth that's normalized. what matters going forward is consumer confidence with now the election behind us and what do some of these drivers look like for the high and low income in '25? >> we have

this is dw nears live in from burlington, i knew crane dismisses warnings of a major russian missile strike, calling it psychological warfare. us and other western nations, close their embassies, and keep in response to the threat. gremlins, as you creams, use of american long range missiles has increased the stakes in the conflict significantly. also coming up the stand off between police and the legal workers, and then a band in gold mine in south africa, authorities have cut off supplies, but the miners are refusing to surface the fiber and go off is good to have you with this ukraine has dismissed the warnings of a major russian missile strike blaming a psychological operation. but it says is being carried out by moscow with the ukrainian capital on a large and several western nations, including the united states, close to their embassies and keep in response to the threat. a day earlier ukraine used to us made missiles known as attack them. for the 1st time to hit and munitions f o inside russia, the kremlin says a new phase of the war has now begun, and it is bellowing to respo

full head of beautiful blond hair and was living a happy life, raising a young son on her own in burlington, kentucky. that is, until she met 31 year old zachary gross. >> i would talk to him on facebook sometimes. >> the two began casually dating within months. it turned into a serious relationship. >> it got more like exclusive. aren't supposed to go see anybody else but marilyn's mother. >> linda didn't approve. >> there was something i didn't like about him. i didn't trust him. i didn't think he was any good. >> and sure enough, marilyn says zach would soon reveal himself to be jealous, possessive, and controlling. >> the first time it was getting put outside of his house. >> over time, she says, he grew increasingly violent and abusive. >> it went from that to being actually pushed down like front porch steps. >> soon zach was beating marilyn regularly, she says. >> i got a broken nose and two black eyes. she tried to make excuses, but then kind of admitted that she'd been beat up. >> were you worried for your daughter? oh yeah. mom and daughter had good reason to worry. >> and then af

tjx companies and burlington stores moving higher on the session, burlington up more than 4%.erna is at top of the s&p 500. the stock has taken a hit of 5% after president-elect trump tapped rfk jr. to head the department of health and human services, but today jeffreys came out with a note and said, you know what? it's highly unlikely rfk jr. would do anything, quote, draconian such as pulling vaccines off the market, so moderna is jumping. tencent disclosed it offloaded some of its stake the of reddit stock, so shares are down about 7.7 president. separately, reddit's key stakeholder advanced magazine publishers is looking to establish a credit facility using its equity stake. as of september 30th, amp holds roughly 24% of reddit's stock which did earlier hit a record yesterday. >>> so global financial markets are on tinder hooks as they await president-elect trump's treasury secretary nomination. with wall street and the world chewing their collective nails, or we've got a live report on who at the hour has now taken the pole position for the key cabinet post. dow jones ind

burlington, vermont. now. and i sort of talk about in the book an experience probably both of you gentlemen been through as well, which is as a writer, you never know when a book really begins because sort of by the time you actually sit down to, start writing a book, you made the intellectual and emotional commitment to that book sort of long before an ink is dry on a publishing contract. and i think in many ways i started writing this book that day in 1993. great story. thank you. who is, woody? woodbridge. so well, woody was the guy who showed me around normandy last year. he he's a british historian who has spent about the last 30 years. i don't know if you've ever crossed paths with him living in normandy and, sort of showing, you know, leading tours and leading historical pride projects around normandy. and i got the chance spend a week with him exploring normandy year as part of the the book research and it was a i'm a very believer as a journalist as a researcher like you always have to go somewhere yo

even burlington, there comp sales were up one push soient -- 1%.hey said that was a 500 basis point hit because of the weather. but abercrombie, when the weather came up on the call, we think it is important to have balanced inventories. we are a global business. we know how to manage in any given weather environment. that is why they were able to post a 16% increase in comp sales with hollister up 21% beating analyst 11% estimates. november sales are up to a strong start. we think the fourth-quarter should bode well. they raised their guidance. we think they probably beat it. we think they are hitting on all cylinders at abercrombie and it is just volatility with earnings report in terms of the stock action to scarlet: their was a slight miss in the comp sales i hear what you're saying about the increase. when you have so much excitement and hype around one individual stock, you tend to see an immediate reaction if the company is not deliver as it had been delivered -- as it had been expected to. mary ross gilbert with bloomberg intelligence. comi

burlington and camden counties have seen 100 structures threatened. it is 50% contained. and in ocean county, crews continue to battle the shotgun fire that has torched 350 acres and still threatens six buildings. dry conditions helping fuel those fires. let's turn to nbc meteorologist angie lassman, who is tracking the fire danger. good morning, angie. >> unfortunately, those conditions aren't going to let up a whole hlot across the northeast. boston, new york, philadelphia and down towards washington, d.c., included in that. we've got strong winds up to 30 miles per hour and drought conditions persist. similar story out west. not going to be quite as aggressive as it has been over the past couple days. but we've still got red flag warnings into santa barbara county. any additional fires that start up or embers that are int are i wind will spread fwairly quickl. 49 states are reporting some kind of drought. across parts of the northeast, 57% of it in the moderate dro drought range. we need rain, unfortunately, there's not a lot in the forecast. at least in the immediate

burlington into maine. big picture look, this is really the area that is going to be kind of a trouble spot across the region. elsewhere it looks pretty good. chicago, denver, las vegas, all dealing with dry skies and mostly sunny conditions. there's of course some chilly air in place across the northern plains. if i were to expect delays on the roads, especially i-95, i-70, that's where you'll have to watch for a slower go. friday, the lake-effect snow starts, cleveland, detroit, chicago, otherwise it looks pretty good. we'll still see windy and lake-effect snow through the weekend. frances? >> thanks so much, angie. >>> let's turn now to the trump transition which is dealing with dangerous threats. authorities say they have arrested a man in arizona who threatened to kill the president-elect. according to charging documents, the suspect posted multiple videos online holding a rifle and threatening donald trump and his family. this arrest comes as he transition team announced that cabinet nominees are bein

burlington up into portions of maine. most of the rain will taper off mid afternoon from boston to d.c. look for thanksgiving day great in chicago, on the chill y side. san francisco, you're headed to the low 60s. it's wet, cold snow for parts of the northeast. this leads us with trouble on the roads for sure. i-95 will likely be a slower go. we'll see sunny skies across southern tier. >> you want to focus on the turkey, not travel troubles. >>> now to president-elect trump who has been targeted by more violent threats. authorities say they have arrested a man in arizona wh posted videos online holding a rifle and threatening mr. trump and his family. this arrest comes as the transition team says cabinet nominees are also receiving threats. here's nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: the trump team cked by an alarming new scare. aimed at cabinet picks and top figures for the coming administration. transition officials announced violent, un-american threats that range from bomb threats to swatting. the white house said pres

a new blaze broke out in burlington county, devouring 40 acres and threatening 20 structures. officials say the buildings are no longer in harm's way, and the fire was at 20% containment overnight. authorities are investigating the cause of the fire. >>> oregon's cascade mountain was hit with its first big snowfall of the season. over a foot of snow has fallen at government camp, and an additional 10 to 15 inches is expected. the national weather service warns traveling could be difficult and blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility. a winter storm warning remains in effect. heavy rain is moving across the gulf coast this morning. let's check in with angie lassman who's tracking that threat for us. good morning. >> we've got a storm system that stretches from the great lakes down to the gulf coast. so an active morning already. rain for folks in minneapolis, chicago and as far south as louisiana and coastal portions of mississippi. that's where we have flood alerts right now. notice how this rain will be on the move through the day today, working across the southeast

son al menos cinco fuegos de maleza en los condados de bergen, passaic, ocean, burlington, camden y gloster a decenas de viviendas en brooklyn, nueva york. un incendio ardiÓ en el parque prospect durante la noche del viernes al sÁbado despuÉs de que alrededor de dos acres de vegetaciÓn seca se incendiaron durante fuertes rÁfagas de viento. los bomberos lograron extinguir las llamas, las rÁfagas de viento, la maleza seca y la baja humedad estÁn contribuyendo a alimentar los incendios forestales que arden en todo el noreste. mientras tanto, al otro lado del paÍs, los vientos han disminuido en california, favoreciendo el trabajo de los bomberos para extinguir incendios como el mountain en el condado de ventura, que es el fuego activo mÁs grande del estado. >> allÍ. ahora mi cuarto estÁ la sala. >> la casa mÓvil donde vivÍa luis, con su esposa y dos hijos, es una de mÁs de 130 estructuras destruidas. >> sÍ, me da mucha tristeza. digo, todo se acabÓ porque las memorias que tenemos con nuestros hijos aquÍ nacieron, aquÍ crecieron zonas agrÍcolas como Ésta tambiÉn se vieron afectadas por el incend

en nueva jersey son al menos cinco fuegos de maleza en los condados de bergen, passaic, ocean, burlingtonr, que queman todo a su paso a a decenas de viviendas. >> enmiendas. >> en brooklyn, nueva york, un incendio ardio en el parque prospect durante la noche del viernes al sabado despues de que el incendio ocurriera en el la de que alrededor de dos acres de vegetacion seca se incendiaran durante fuertes rafagas de viento. >> los bomberos lograron extinguir las llamas. >> las rafagas de viento, la maleza seca y la baja humedad estan contribuyendo a la destruccion de la que arden en todo el noreste. >> mientras tanto, al otro lado del pais, los vientos han disminuido en california, favoreciendo el trabajo de los bomberos para extinguir incendios como el mountain en el condado de ventura que es el fuego activo mas grande del estado. >> alla era mi cuarto, aqui es la sala. >> la casa movil donde vivia luis con su esposa y dos hijos es una de mas de 130 estructuras destruidas. >> si me da mucha tristeza todo se acabo porque las miembros de la con nuestros hijos, aqui nacieron, aqui crecieron.

a new fire in burlington county threatening more than 100 structures. back in california, residents are starting to return to their homes, no longer standing. >> it's very sad. it's very, very sad. but we got out with our lives, two cars and a dog. we can't ask for much more, and we have insurance. so we're just going with that. >> reporter: as firefighters battle tough conditions, like sporadic winds. and at one point, running out of water. >> this is as intense as it gets. the hair on the back of the firefighters' neck i'm sure was standing up. >> reporter: firefighters are committed to saving homes and lives. >> and dana, this firefight is not over. it sounds like another strong wind event could impact the same area as soon as next week.eporter: that's right, lester. that santa ana wind event is expected tuesday night. fire officials say they are preparing now and ready to respond to any potential impacts from that event. lester? >> all right, danny griffin, starting us off. thank you. >>> here in new york, an urgent manhunt tonight for a suspect who

we're not employing burlington employee and conventional, but we have that capability for it, so don't escalate and i think he will want to not. i think he will not want to cut off fronts options of operating once it gets it, in spite of the best efforts by biting now to, to set trump up for failure. and that this is, this is almost a concerted effort on, on the part of biting the administration and democrats to do just that. because the last thing they want is trump in office. it's incredible restraint on the side of it. and you have to say, yeah, because we're the lock and happened in 2 months. but it has said, and as you pointed out as well, that these long range weapons that you create in forces have launched into russia surely are launched with the assistance of the western powers. yes, of course they have, they have the intelligence they have. they have the guidance so that would certainly indicate that nato is directly and oh yeah, which put has said is a red line. yeah, he did, and that's why it's now i think his response will be not to attack the westbridge, but i think he's g

el área de burlington con nieve. syracuse el área de cleveland.ía de acción de gracias con tiempo complicado. mientras tanto, para el viernes, la situación ya mucho más en calma, pero sumamente gélida. así que aquellos que no lleguen a su destino antes del jueves tendrán complicaciones, sobre todo en la costa este. bueno, hay que tener eso en cuenta, sin duda. también, si están viajando por carretera, tienen que tener mucho cuidado. carlos. a través de la interestatal 95, justo el día de acción de gracias. será verdaderamente peligroso por las lluvias y las tormentas. gracias, carlos. y bueno, los trabajadores del aeropuerto de charlotte en carolina del norte empiezan la semana de acción de gracias con una huelga en protesta por lo que califican de salarios insoportables y exigen el fin de los salarios de pobreza y el respeto en el trabajo. durante la temporada de viajes de vacaciones. según los sindicatos, la mayoría gana entre 12 y 59 $. la hora en el aeropuerto. se espera que esta temporada de viajes navideños sea la más ocupada jamás registrad

what started in living rooms in burlington and ocean counties and grew to convention halls -- [indiscernible] -- the strongest grassroots mobilization new jersey has ever seen. [cheers and applause] and from a movement that nobody believed would win to one that is bringing my voice, your voice to the highest levels of our great democracy, i just have to say how incredible of an experience this is. i want to ask you, are you proud of what we built? [cheers and applause] let me ask you this. do you believe in the change that we can build? [cheers and applause] and are you ready to keep fighting for our country? [cheers and applause] then i thank you from the bottom of my heart for this incredible honor. for this jersey kid who never thought he'd be age to say this -- able to say this. that i am your next united states senator. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting andy] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> good afternoon from washington

bernstein naming burlington the top pick this quarter and the medium term.ey national bank. jpm is encouraged the move it has made on the commercial exposure. and wolfe research moving warner bros. discovery with the acceleration of max and the appetite to carry streaming services that should give the company free cash flow to pay down debt. >>> time for the global briefing. investors giving the first time to trade around $1.4 trillion stimulus pack oage unveiled on friday. the shenzhen up 2%. the hang seng falling 1.5%. property stocks hit hard. we stick with china here. consumer prices are slowing for the first time. core inflation exaccelerated fr the september reading. >>> and taiwan's government is looking to buy a weapons package from the siu.s. in the lead-up the trump administration. it shows the white house is serious about boosting defenses against china. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor neerds to know. >>> we have tikae stockton for the signals the market may be sending the next steps after the big post-election r

in the morning alone, we have best buy, abercrombie and fitch, kohl's, macy's, burlington, dick's sporting goods. in many cases, their stocks still work -- roared. it is treacherous to drop by if you start buying these now. many have dropped in the last few days. dick's sporting goods. this joined and jumped a points today. is that a sign of numbers are going to be great? is it bad because it is on the upside? i'm with the former. there aren't that many of these left. williamson and sonoma, comes around. is best buy still around? we trimmed some of our position from the travel trust this week. we listen to the home repair, tales of woe that we got from home depot and lowe's. then again, the shorts are on the rise. no one expects it from best buy. it gives us anything good at all, then it is to the moon quarry. ceo of best buy. how old do you have to be to get that honeymooners reference? the hills are now younger than i am. abercrombie bombed last quarter. i don't think they get it wrong twice. they are too good for that. calls, guilty until proven innocent. sophora, the main reason we go

people not to go to a federal site, but to go to local election officials pretty we folks here from burlingtonounty numbers of supervisors pretty you know that is more trusted and fourthly, but it is the reality at this point in the source of information. an event address matter-of-fact, this is what is so bizarre about some of the folks who are running the cycle who some condemn and so many ways the federal government, but then they go in as i usually would you why do you say is like will i think it's pretty good but i can make it better but there are candidates that we seem to be under bunny follow basic premise that the federal government can be effective but the point of how we push out these alerts. you giving me some food for thought and action. >> okay. >> good morning senator. president global institute. i have a question when the report we talk about how the launch of sputnik spark legislative action and improving stem education and the united states. in this context in the civics, what is your moment. >> very good question. sputnik was clearly a point where we presume the american we

companies like macy's, gap, petco, and burlington.es and, the fed's rate increases, of course, pushed those higher, but retaylers kept raising even after the fed stopped so. between september of 2023 and september of 2024, the average apr on a retail credit card soared to 30.45%. >> oh my goodness. >> and this happened at a time when the prime rate didn't move up or down. so we got to call it what it is, this was just all about shoring up profits before the fed egan easing monetary policy. now companies like big lot, burling to, michael's, and petco have some of the highest rates in the industry at 35.99%. gap and tjx are behind at 34.99%. >> gabby seems so happy about this. >> positive energy. that is positive energy. >> i'm exposing the corporate greed, tyler. that's what this is all about. >> with a smile on her face. >> i might walk out of the studio with her. dangerous. >> remember when you had to teller? >> what do you mean when? >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> i have nothing to do with 34.5%, i'll tell you that much. >> is this whistle

more is on the way for parts of new england, you can see right there from burlington to bangor, and whate expecting to see behind all of this, by the way, is going to be lake-effect snow, and interestingly enough, we could be tracking that lake effect snow, the way, in feet, friday through wednesday, so it is going to be a herculean system we are tracking for you on fox weather, that's for sure. in the meantime, though, black friday, tomorrow, if you are joining us up toward the mall of america in minneapolis, st. paul, great place to be, drop down to only 70 degrees for a high temperature, so if you are able to find a sale on a winter coat, do it tomorrow. here is that lake-effect snow, check that out, parts of lake erie over to northeast ohio and erie, p.a., we will be tracking feet of snow possible, and not just one or 2 feet of snow, although that is what is possible toward springfield by the time we get to friday through early next week, but in montague, this is unbelievable, right, 4-6 feet of lake effect snow is expected. it's going to look just like christmas day as opposed to be

so to rip through these chars, walmart, costco, tjx, burlington, jwn, those are the charts that are worth buying, the most consistent charts if you want to buy -- >> consistent in what way? we showed a chart of walmart/costco, they look consistent to me. >> yes, those are the ones i would buy. i would buy the winners. >> the ones that are going higher. >> the ones that have proven they have efficiency, they can handle the supply -- >> despite valuation. >> despite valuation. at this point you can get the once-off bounce, like we said today at the opening, target had a bounce, but look at where target came from and fell into the abyss. so you probably will die a lot by trying for a one-day bounce. >> if you look at the cross currents today, the news around the new treasury secretary or at least the appointment of a new treasury secretary along with just the reality of what stocks have been working and what have not been working. that are stores, five below, any place where more tariffs on china would be detrimental to already beleaguered franchises suffering under the weight of inflation.

but when you look at karen bringing up inventories, burlington, ross stores, t.j. maxx. all the companies that benefit off of poor inventory management. their stocks are straight up. so those are the names people are going to, for the bargains, along with buying walmart. >> they are also the places where people want to go to. if you have a higher income, you can go there and buy something that was a luxury good that is now marked good, so you see value there for that good. >> the wealthier customer going to walmart and those going to tjx. it used to be something you would hide, now you wear it with a badge of honor. and i like tjx, but i actually think target is interesting here. i just think, you know, the pe differential between walmart, which i own, and they've done a fantastic job, it's just too big here. now we know target has had some problems with inventory. >> in the most recent quarter. >> trying to get ahead of tariffs. but i just, i think -- i don't know, the valuation is very low, could it go lower? of course, but i think the bar is pretty low for them now. >

i read that burlington coat factory just announced that revenue is surging. >> steve: hmm. >> jimmy: ceo is like, "wow, it turns out we sell way more coats in the winter." [ laughter ] finally, a lot of people are gonna be shopping this weekend. i saw that it's expected to be the busiest black friday ever. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: that's great 'cause after 24 hours of fighting with family, it's nice to mix it up with strangers. [ laughter ] yeah, we have a great show. give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the show, everybody! everyone, it is almost black friday, which means there's still time to get my new album, "holiday seasoning." [ cheers and applause ] you can get it right now. you go to jimmyfallonholidayseasoning.com right now, and if you do, this album will arrive before christmas. there's also -- there's also -- ye. >> steve: ooh! [ audience oohs ] vinyl. >> jimmy: there's also crazy merch on the site too, as well. >> steve: what's the merch? >> jimmy: well, h

we're excited to host this talks with authors program on jim burlington new book nowhere to live the hidden story of america's housing crisis. in addition to being an author, james burling is the vice president of litigation, the pacific legal foundation is joined by professor eric claeys of antonin antonin scalia law at george mason university. if you'd like to learn more about today's moderator or speaker, their full bios be viewed on our website, booktv dot org. at the end of the program, we will turn to the audience for questions. if you have question, please enter into the q&a function the bottom of your zoom window and. we will do our best to answer as many as we. finally, i'll note that as always, all expressions of opinion today are those of our guest speakers, not the society with professor claes. thank you for joining us today and i'll hand things over to you. thank you for those introductions, edith, and thank you for asking me to moderate and thank you, jim, and congratulations for writing such an interesting book. why don't we start at least like to ask you to tell the a

frozen precipitation is north of the major metropolitan areas, but this could impact places like burlingtonalbany. the higher elevations of upstate new york. but this is all rain, so as this enters the equation, this could, of course, have a knock on effect for flights. this morning. the i-95 corridor will certainly be wet into the nation's capital, atlanta. your rain has just come to an end. so we do expect hartsfield-jackson international airport to dry out here in the coming hours. but this is the big weather maker that's going to disrupt things. as we head into wednesday and thursday. wednesday actually could be your best day to travel if you do that early along the eastern seaboard. notice wednesday afternoon no travel problems in terms of the weather, but look what happens 12 hours later. a major storm system on thanksgiving morning. so this is the one you want to plan ahead. and maybe get comfortable at your relative's house because this storm is going to usher in some of the coldest air of the season and kick in the lake effect snow machine behind it. casey all right, good to know d

snowfall for northern new england that will impact places like buffalo, albany into killington, the burlington area, as well as northern sections of maine. >> yeah, and for those of us who might be covering the thanksgiving macy's day parade. yeah, nothing to worry about there when it comes to rain or anything like that. but i know it's not just the storms to i mean, the temperatures are taking a pretty big dip too. i mean, what are we seeing there it's going to drop like a rock. >> actually, it's because of this cold front moving eastward. so watch this. we are going to enjoy a couple of more days of above average temperatures. but notice the oranges and reds get quickly replaced by the shades of blue and purple below average temperatures. that's the story going forward from tomorrow into the second half of this week, and many locations will not be spared from this look at these daytime highs in chicago well below average. and of course, the windy city living up to its name. it will be breezy, so the wind chill values will be even colder than that. new york city on thanksgiving day. look at t

my hospital in burlington, vermont, the ceo told me that 20% of his budget goes to the high cost of prescription drugs and there are treatments now that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. third, a significant reason for the high cost of insurance policy, if you are upset out there that you're paying very high amounts of money for your insurance, it has to do, with a significant degree with the high cost of prescription drugs. yes, millions of americans with health insurance pay minimal amounts of their prescription drugs. that's the good news. the bad news is that they are paying a fortune in premium, deductibles, and copayments for the insurance that covers those drugs. i should also add that if you are taxpayer in this country, you're paying higher taxes then you should because of the inflated cost of medicaid and other public health programs paying for prescription drugs. that's the overview. and why the issue that we are discussing today is so important. it impacts every aspect of our healthcare system. the federal budget, private insurance. now let's get to the particular's with

areas, yesterday was it you're really going to start to see those temperatures dropping back down burlington example. only 71 today. then 45 tomorrow. but even boston, 76 today. back into the 50s by tomorrow, d.c. going from 80 down to 65. so those temperatures are coming down. and it's all because of this cold front right through here that's finally going to exit the area. as we head into the weekend. but there's another front that we're keeping an eye on, and that's the one that's really going to be quite impactful. not only this weekend, but into early next week. you can see here by the weekend you really start to see that set up along the central u.s. then by monday and into tuesday, election day, you really start to see the focus become more of the midwest, down into the deep south. but notice it didn't really move all that much in a couple of days. that's going to be a problem in terms of flooding, because a lot of these same areas have rain chances two or even three days in a row. >> so over time, even though it starts today with the potential for flooding in eastern new mexico and th

burlington stores has best average performance of retail stocks during the thanksgiving week since 2019 i do wish i could be at a mall today. i love black friday. thank you. >>> and s&p hitting a new high as we speak. our next guest said to best on names like walmart and ulta and dick's sporting goods. we have our holiday shopping expectations. so why do you think those will be the big winner this is holiday season? >> well, first, we think holiday shopping is going to be fine. it a good holiday, and consumer has a job and household balance sheets are in accident position and the consumer is excited that the election is behind us so that is going to help with consumer confidence. why do we think those are retailings that will win this during this holiday season, because they are gaining a disproportionate amount. >> what about dick's, they had a good quarter and the stock sold off and it is not performing as well. >> dick's didn't report on the right day. that was a day where there was noise about the tariffs and that overshadowed what was a very good result. and an indication that it i

this fire in burlington county has been burning since july 4th.ts of pennsylvania, new york, and all of new jersey and delaware are under a drought watch and warnings with voluntary water conservation efforts. climate scientists say if the northeast zunltd see rain soon we can expect more fires through the holiday season. the drought is so severe in some places, firefighters can no longer go to their same water sources, rivers, reservoirs to go down with the helicopters, pick up water and douse flames for wildfires. it's why across the region we hear from officials urging residents to conserve water with simple steps to take shorter showers, not run dishwashers or washing machines unless they are entirely full and use low flow showerheads, faucets and toilets. water becomes increasingly precious in this parched landscape. >> all the things your dad told you to do. >> right. >> don't stand with the refrigerator open. >> lights out, turn the lights off. >>> dylan, a first look at the forecast. >> good morning. it is going to be very, very dry. in fa

. >> next is tom from burlington, wisconsin. >> i've decided i'm voting for trump, he's a businessmanat gas, putting down our gas. gas has gotten way out of hand. democrats have had power for the last 16 years. for trump to take a beating in the courts, no one should be treated that way constantly constantly. that's got to come to an end. i'm tired of hearing racist, it gets old. we've come a long way from the 60's, we have to stop talking like that all the time, i will support him tomorrow. the senate race is going to be tight. i think it will be a coin toss. >> thanks for participating. taking our next call from vermont. richard, are you there. now where are you in new hampshire? >> laconia. i supported trump in 20 15 and -- 2016 and 2020 but i was in state prison, i'm a felon so we are supposed to give people second chances but trump is sober so that got me to be sober. have a full-time job, start a family, since the housing market is so crazy it is $450,000 and i feel so bad for the people who did not get lucky because i was like i might as well try to get into a house and i ended

burlington, that is off to a good start.e looking forward to colder weather because they sell a lot of coats. but clearly, it is mixed depending on where you sit. >> let's get some context on inflation and other data with our senior economic reporter steve leaseman. first on pc? >> when you have a 1% decline in goods and 3.9 up in services, i can't find the number on housing and how much that has an influence where the ace in the hole is for the fed, where they expect the housing inflation numbers to come down. right now you have a still declining numbers on goods. that's by the way getting back to your conversation with the tariff issue comes in, what if you reverse that trend of negative numbers on goods by slapping tariffs on it? that will hurt the pce even more. and you have the notion that maybe they will be front running the tariffs that could bring in costs along the way. so concerns about the coming months. and then you raise a very interesting question of when, how, or if the fed addresses some of the coming policie

it should not be whether it is on-campus the streets of burlington, whether it is at a synagogue, we all have that obligation because that hatred is so corrosive to all of us into our society. if we, as a society cannot accept the collective responsibility that we each have for the well-being of one another then it will not work. so, mr. chairman, i appreciate the hearing and i want to thank the witnesses because you are struggling with it day by day. you are trying to help us find a way forward. but it will not be just a law that we pass. it is not just an indictment that we prosecute. those things should be done, but it will be much more a collective responsibility that we have for citizens to one another. let me just ask each of you what you think, what advice do you have for us? >> thank you so much for that, senator. i do think it is the collective responsibility piece. people taught this. part of it we have to understand is the process of dehumanization essential to people committing a hate crime. moving me to the point of an actual crime, violence targeting someone on the inst

up to burlington, vermont, 62 on -- or 76 wednesday. buffalo, 74. pittsburgh close to 80. celebrate their world series championship today with a victory parade in downtown los angeles. the team returned to l.a. yesterday after winning the title wednesday night in new york. guess who gave them a ride? guess. yes, widen it out, the new england patriots plane. yes, they flew on the same plane that carried all those super bowl champion teams all around the country. turns out, it's one of two patriots' planes that are actually also available for charter flights. >> interesting, i guess. >> yes. >> dodgers have one of the two largest payrolls in major league baseball and have to borrow a plane from robert kraft? >>> ahead, november is here. means we're gearing up for thanksgiving with an exclusive announcement on the stars you'll be seeing at the macy's parade. and the interest -- interesting holiday flavor coming to a popular high school shop. >>> plus, 50 years of political humor on "snl." the impressions, issues, the big stars that bring us together and make it okay to share

. >> burlington, connecticut. >> and kansas city, missouri. ♪ >> girls trip -- >> for my 60th birthdayu're with us on this tuesday morning. i'm noticing some winter hats. something is happening. it's starting to change. >> a little chill in the air. >> we'll get outside in just a bit. by the way, looking ahead to tomorrow on "today," beloved, "full house" star will join us, his first television interview on a very personal announcement that he is going to make here tomorrow. we look forward to talking to dave tomorrow here on "today." >>> we have a busy morning. let's get to our news at 8:00. we begin in washington where president-elect trump's staff is taking shape. well-known names filling key positions. let's get right to it with nbc's garrett haake. he has the latest. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. that's right, trump moving quickly to staff up especially on national security. the president-elect is expected tap florida senator, rival marco rubio to be his secretary of state, sources told nbc news overnight. trump is selecting another florida lawmake

over the last five years including a burlington road in santa fe derailment that spilled over 3000 gallons of diesel fuel on the indian reservation in march 2023. while trains are getting longer, freight railroads continued to shrink their workforce. from 2015-22, class when railroads laid off 55% of mechanical employees railroads laid off 55% of mechanical employees, 40% of locomotive repair employs every 3% repair employs. in 20 2023 over 114 more real accidents than in 22. i look forward to this committee passing legislation to address rail safety concerns. rail safety enhancement act passed out of the senate commerce committee last committee. at address ntsb recommendations to expand the high hazard flammable trains definition,, establish requirements for wayside bearing detectors and accelerate the removal of d.o.t. 111 tank car some flammable liquid service. the bill provides needed funding for hazardous materials, emergency responder training and a portly it mandates class when railroads to join the federal railroad administrations confidential close call reporting system. the bi-pa

this fire in burlington county has been burning since july 4th.t see rain soon, we can expect more fires through the holiday season. >> that was nbc's emilie ikeda with that report. extreme weather also tops our look at the morning papers. in florida, the palm beach post reports a rare november storm could threaten the sunshine state next week. tropical storm sara made landfall in honduras last night. some show the storm looping back into the gulf of mexico where it could regain strength and then potentially target the state of florida. over in new jersey now "the star ledger" has a front page feature on federal grants approved to fund repairs on amtrak's busy northeast corridor line. federal agencies approved $112 million in funding to replace decaying overhead wires, tracks and signals. the aging infrastructure has been blamed for this year's summer of hell where commuters face numerous delays and service disruptions to and from the new york metro area. that one hits close to home. mean while in vermont, "the burlington free press" highlights a

my hospital in burlington, vermont, the ceo told me that 20% of his budget goes to the high cost of prescription drugs and there are treatments now that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. third, a significant reason for the high cost of insurance policy, if you are upset out there that you're paying very high amounts of money for your insurance, it has to do, with a significant degree with the high cost of prescription drugs. yes, millions of americans with health insurance pay minimal amounts of their prescription drugs. that's the good news. the bad news is that they are paying a fortune in premium, deductibles, and copayments for the insurance that covers those drugs. i should also add that if you are taxpayer in this country, you're paying higher taxes then you should because of the inflated cost of medicaid and other public health programs paying for prescription drugs. that's the overview. and why the issue that we are discussing today is so important. it impacts every aspect of our healthcare system. the federal budget, private insurance. now let's get to the particular's with

but that should be whether it's on campus are whether it's on the streets of burlington, whether it's at a synagogue. we all have that obligation because that hatred is so corrosive to all of us and to our society. and if we, as a society, can't accept the collective responsibility that we each have for the well-being of one another, then it's not going to work so, mr. chairman, i appreciate the hearing. and i want to thank the witnesses because you are struggling with this day by day. you are trying to help us find a way forward. but it's not going to be just a law that we pass. it's not just an indictment that we prosecute. and those things should be done. but it's going to be much more a collective responsibility that we have as citizens to one another. and let me just ask each of youe what you think? what advice do you have for us? >> thank you so much for that senator because i think it is the collective responsibility piece and something that senator hirono said when our people taught this? part of what we have to understand is the process of dehumanization is central to people