cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lots of big stories. uren: nice impression, forget about it. cheryl: two big stories we are following, we've got trade and we have apple and while company lost mojo, they issued disappointing guidance for the third quarter which includes the holiday and that raises questions weaker than expected demand for more expensive new iphones which, of course, they won't giving us numbers anymore. lauren: unexpected said said they will stop disclosing unit sales of products, something closely watched by investors to see how popular the products are. apple ceo tim cook playing down the charge, the change during the conference call with analysts. >> this is like you go to the market and you push your cart up to the cashier and she says or he says how many units you have in there, it doesn't matter a lot how many units there are in there in terms of the overall value of what's in the cart. lauren: well, the overall value for the iphone went up to average selling price 793, the holiday forecast is actually one of the re

. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. eryl: we've got breaking news this morning to bring to you trade tensions are intensifying washington and beijing. president trump in an interview with "the wall street journal" said he expects to move ahead with raising tariffs on 200 billion dollars of chinese goods to 25% from the current 10% come january first. this, of course, is the president gets set to meet with xi jinping at the g20 summit this week. lauren: slammed at a rally in mississippi. when they charge us to tariff we judge them a tariff now. okay we make a car send to china there's a 25% tax. they make a car send it to us there's almost no tax, oak. lauren: market moved higher on this news pane chinese foreign ministry says both sides work to a positive swrowt outcome siting with news of that we saw futures go from red to green and we want to bring you this programming note count close to closing bell on friday and also get live reports from blake berman at the g20 summit this week. >> well in addition to china, the pr

republicans picking up many key senate contests including texas cheryl casone has more details. inning re-election in one of the tightest races in the nation. he defeated democratic challenger beto o'rourke. >> i was inspired, i'm as hopeful as i have ever been in my life and tonight's loss does nothing to diminish the way i feel about texas or this country. >> this was an election about hope and about the future and the people of texas rendered a verdict that we want a future with more jobs and more security and more freedom. cheryl: o'rourke's challenge to cruz in texas was fueled by more than $70 million in donations, that made that race the most expensive senate contest in history. republicans also took three senate seats away from incumbent democrats. state lawmakers mike braun will be the next senator from indiana after defeating democratic incumbent joe donnelly. indiana now has no democrats remaining in state-wide offices. >> i want to thank all hoosiers for giving me a resounding victory, putting your faith in me and i will not let you down, i promise that. we've got a r

dagen: no, you cannot, cheryl casone. i appreciate you not texting me last night. lost. thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. dagen: president trump just tweeting on border funding. republicans and democrats must come together, finally, with major border security package which will include funding for the wall after 40 years of talk, it is finally time for action. fix the border. for once and for all. now. all caps, exclamation point. coming up, from the battlefield to a lifestyle brand, we talk to the ceo of nine line apparel, a veteran bringing pride, patriotism and trust to the clothing aisle. ♪ i start my motor running for a wild weekend. ♪ it's friday, i'm out of control. ♪ forget the working blues. so, the whole world is talking about ai. big, bold promises like... it'll find life on mars! but here's the thing. you don't live on mars. (beep) you build wind turbines. supply car parts to thousands of cities. answer millions of customer calls a year. like this one: no, i didn't order this. it's terrifying. and that's why you work with watson. hello. it knows your

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: it's interesting, maria.ria, the maker of marlboro is looking to take a stake in juul. shares of altria are higher in the premarket right now. stock to watch for all of you. dick's sporting goods is considering dropping hunting supplies from over 700 stores because of declining sales. they've pulled hunting gear from 10 stores. shares are up 26% so far this year. remember big mouth billy bass? he's back. he can talk back too. ♪ don't worry. ♪ be happy. ♪ don't worry, be happy now. cheryl: everyone's favorite wall-mounted singing fish is programmed to respond to amazon's alexa. he will lip sync to a le alexa'. fun for the whole family. maria: i like it. that it fun. coming up, it's 3d without the glasses, we're checking out the brand-new cell phone that is saming to shake up the business. my exclusive interview is next. our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. holiday inn express. book now for at least 20% off during our annual sale. ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪

in new york monday november 19th good morning i'm cheryl casone 2378 >> oh happy monday welcome back. good morning everybody i'm lauren simonetti. >> so much let me get my resumÉ together for the boring company maybe not it look brutal. things are brutal in florida they have been as far as that e recount goes and breaking news this morning, florida embattled broward county election official brenda snipes has reportedly resigned. following heavy krit are schism over her handling of votes in the mid-materials. and this comes, of course, as bill nelson conceded in sphat race after a hand recount. >> i was not victorious in this race but i still wish to strongly reaffirm the cause for which we fought we may have been e heavily outspent in this but we were never outworked to all floridians whether you voted for me or for my opponent or that you didn't vote at all. i ask you to never forgot this fight. issue oring statement saying i just spoke with senator bill nelson who graciously conceded and i thanked him for years of public service that gives florida two republican senators for the fir

cheryl casone on it in details right now. re officials are hoping today's rain will help end the deadly camp fire in northern california. but there is also a big risk of flooding and of course a mud slide. 81 people have been confirmed dead so far. about 870 others still unaccounted for. interior secretary ryan zinke slamming radical environmentalists after surveying the damage there. >> the radical environmental groups that would rather burn down the entire forest than cut a single tree or thin the forest. cheryl: and then check this out, this is a new nasa satellite image, showing the extent of the wildfire damage from space. brown areas show where the fire has scorched the earth. well, another health care deal could be in the works. the wall street journal reports that walgreens and humana are in talks to take equity stakes in each other. sources say they have a partnership and the venture may be expanded. maybe it's the seniors they're targeting. shares of wall green's parent and humana sharply higher for the year, looking

. >> i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone i hope markets have a good run today yesterday was brutal. >> they're trying to make a comeback to bears took control wall street ged goldman sachs and a it will together shaving 182 points off the dow jones industrial average as tech stock overall tanked we bring in jonathon honing and tech analyst ian to discuss what's going on. gentlemen, good morning. jonathan you touch tech stocks here jonathon or do you think they're going fall some more? >> they always say don't catch a flying night and tech stocks i believe they are falling five when is you look at a stock like apple this isn't just any other stock 11% of the nasdaq almost 5% of the a dow jones industrial these are names that have led market high sore think of stocks essentially as a stool. when you see apple when you see facebook goldman sachs all breaking down it is tough to want to hold a lot of stocks right now. >> what do you think and do you think this tech selloff that we've seen this year, do you think it end in tears or do you think the market is beginning to go back up as fa

i am cheryl casone. here we go, folks voters are heading to polls across the nation.ay, the first polls just opened a minute ago in vermont. and the polls are going to open in an hour 6 a.m. eastern time and 8 other states those states include new york, indiana, and kentucky. now the last pollses are going to close at 11 p.m. eastern time in five states and some of those are swing districts and governor races california and hawaii, polls going to close at 1 a.m. eastern time and in alaska. president trump has now put immigration at the center of the midterm elections. he sat down for an interview with sean hannity last night. >> a hundred billion dollars year on illegal immigration. we with lose that in one year of if you spent money to build a wall it is a tiny fraction of one year. we have the worst laws we've got to get them changed to democrats won't give us any votes you can't we don't have enough republicans unless we elect a lot of republicans. house speaker paul ryan focusing on the economy, in an interview with bret baier. >> people do care about national sec

. >> it is monday good morning everyone i'm cheryl casone.lection eve a mad dash for the midterms president trump visiting 3 states on the eve of this crucial midterm election hold campaign rallies in ohio, indiana, and missouri today. koargt a new wall street journal nbc news poll 50% of likely voters say they prefer a democratic controlled congress 43% want republicans in charge but democrat advantage has narrowed. during a rally in west virginia on friday, the president said that the gop may lose control of the house. jane has more. >> immigration takes front and center at presidential rallies ahead of tuesday's election. >> how about that caravan? diewpght to let that caravan just pour in? i don't think so. president trump rallied voters in georgia sunday before heading to tennessee. with vice president mike pence he warned that crowd that democrats will threaten national security with open borders. >> if you want more caravans and more crime because crime comes with it, vote for the democrats. predecessor began his day of campaigning in

good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> happy friday good morning to you cheryl i'm suzanne lee in for laurenillary vaughn standing by at the roosevelt in the city with all of the latest. hillary, good morning. >> hey, good morning we made it inside and there's not a lot of shoppers here yet. but people we see already have bags and bags of purchases. gifts for other people gifts for themselves i'm here with tanesha she got el toes of her own. how crazy was the mall last night? >> it was pretty packed. but i worked with it. >> and then after working you got some deals for yourself what deals did you see what was the best purchase you got? >> err err postal. so thanksgiving day shopping versus other times you work in the past was it a lot busier? >> yes. it was a lot busier. >> lines out the door -- >> well today it will be. >> clothes flying everywhere? j yeah refoldings a lot but it's fine. [laughter] >> but people trickling in but you know even poem that are working black friday work thanksgiving day when mall was open, obviously, cashes in on good deal. 5:30 out there this morning good for

cheryl casone has details. cheryl: happy monday.ear for tesla's ceo and for tesla, especially in the ramp-up of model 3 production over the summer. musk said just how bad things really got at the company. >> essentially, the company was bleeding money like crazy and just if we didn't solve these problems in a very short period of time we were dying and it was extremely difficult to solve them. >> how close to death did you come? >> you know, within single digit weeks. cheryl: within weeks, tesla struggling to survive. remember the wall street journal story asked suppliers to refund some cash so they could sustain production. tesla did sustain itself. it turned a profit last quarter but it still has about $10 billion in debt. the balance sheet does not look good. the stress of all of this taking a toll on elon musk. >> 22 hours a day? >> seven days a week, sleeping in the factory, worked in the paint shop, general assembly, body shop. >> do you ever worry about yourself imploding, like just too much? >> absolutely. no one should put

cheryl casone on headlines now. ers have recovered the flight data recorder from the lion airplane on the sea floor. they're searching for the voice recorder. the boeing jet plunged into the sea on monday, minutes after takeoff. it killed all 189 people on-board. this is en indonesia's worst airline disaster in more than two decades. they said the plane had a technical issue in the previous flight. the company is insisting that the problem had been fixed on the plane. a tenth child has died after a viral outbreak at a new jersey rehabilitation center. 27 children and one adult have gotten sick from the adenovirus. it broke out back in september there. the disease is most harmful to those who already have weakened immune systems. it's a respiratory disease. most of the children in that rehab center depend on ventilators to breathe. well, subaru and toyota recalling more than 400,000 cars. the problem, a fault ian inpart that could affect stalling. it affects the sport utility vehicle as well as the brz sports car. als

cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: this is interesting, maria.vestigators say lion air mechanics may have made a mistake that caused the deadly plane crash last month. a preliminary report says maintenance workers failed to repair a sensor on the boeing 737 max. in an interview with maria earlier this month, boeing's ceo said the company is fully cooperating with the investigation. maria: what happened? apparently the computers, the angle of the nose were not accurate and then the plane went down, all 189 people dead. do you have a sense of what went wrong? >> the indonesian authorities point oud ou out initially thers indications of an inaccurate angle attack signal that was sent to the airplane. we have procedures in place. we issued a couple additional bulletins to operators and pilots around the world that point them to existing flight procedures to handle that kind of condition. again, we're going to continue to support the investigation as it proceeds. cheryl: taking a look at shares of boeing, up 7% this year. apple wants more owners of ol

cheryl casone with details. mass shootings happened last night 1 :20 local time in thousand oaks, california. about 40 miles west of los angeles. the bar was hosting a college kin night it was packed, with students, at the time. >> well i was looking, was directly at where the guy walked in, and started shooting. and i -- put me in shock i have been like thousand oaks this is ventura county area or safe haven nothing like this happens. >> sheriff's deputy among 12 victims sergeant ron helus first responder immediately hit with multiple gunshots, he is survived by a wife and son, the suspects found dead inside the bar maria. maria: we will find out more as it comes in thank you cher continual up final thoughts from our panel. stay with us. yond the numbers yond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story

cheryl casone with the details here. there was scary moments there, cheryl.tures are crazy, maria. people were really panicking on this. there was a technical issue that caused the carnival cruise ship to lean to one side. this is cell phone video showing shattered glass that covers the dining room floor after the sudden tilt. this happened sunday, shortly after the ship departed from florida. carnival said it was caused by an electrical switchboard malfunction. the ship returned to an upright position. the cruise continued on as scheduled. the company is offering all those passengers $50 for credit. shares of cair carnival are dow% this year. here's a place you got to add to your travel liss. if you don't go, i'm going to go. this is an underwater villa in the maldives. it has floor to ceiling glass walls. you can enjoy the underwater views of the indian ocean. upstairs you have a private jetty and infinity pool and hot tub. all this can be yours for just $50,000 a night. it's a bargain. all right. and then very unlikely collaboration has proven be a money m

and canada cheryl casone has details. : the chain is announcing it will close 20 underperforming store locations throughout the u.s. they will try to relocate employees to other stores. another 31 stores will close in canada. they will focus on their most profitable stores and improve the overall health of the company. taking a look at shares of lowe's, up 4% so far this year. the stock fractionally down in the premarket right now. well, berkshire hathaway repurchasing stock during the third quarter. it suggests that buffet doesn't see good deals on the horizon. the last big acquisition two years ago when they bought precision parts for $32 billion. this comes as stock repurchases by s&p 500 companies hit a record in the second quarter according to s&p global market intelligence. there is berkshire hathaway the year-to-date chart. elon musk tweeted out this video of the boring company's underground tunnel in los angeles. he's also setting an ambitious deadline when the public can ride in the tunnel. yesterday, in it. musk

maria: investigators searching for motive in that mass shooting in southern california, cheryl casoneare trying to figure out what led to horrific rampage that killed 12 people in a bar thousand oaks california the gunman identified 28-year-old marine veteran ian long carried out the shooting, months after he met with mental health specialists he apparently killed himself inside the bar, hundreds of people attended a vigil last night to remember victims. >> the dawn will break, nabbed the morning we many be more loving, more compassion more unified full of hope because we are as sign said as he i pulled up thousand oaks strong. >> among dead ventura county sheriffs sergeant ron helus thousands lining streets yesterday to honor him, as his hearst passed by e-cigarettes heard to get food drug administration going to pull flavor e-cigarettes from most convenience stores gas station imposing strict age verification recriminates for online sale curbing use among kid particularly high schoolers, 3.5 million young people use they products. >> oil prices continue to slide below 60 bucks a bar

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: quick relationship the toll you about.months on the job. brett says he a and the board couldn't agree on how the company should evolve. j. crew heads into the key holiday shopping season without their ceo. four senior execs will share ceo responsibilities until the company sets up a permanent management structure to appoint somebody new. kicking off the holiday season in the nation's capitol right now, president trump and the first lady will receive the national christmas tree at the white house today. the nearly 20-foot tall, 800 found pla fraser fray fir -- frs scheduled to arrive at the white house around 1:00 eastern time. it won't be lit up until next wednesday. lucky walmart shoppers discovered they're on santa's nice list. an a anonymous man paid off evey item on lay away at the store in vermont. >> he came up to the guy in front of me, saying i'm either going to pay for it now i'm going to pay for it later. i get goose bumps, thinking that's the true magic of christmas, the christmas spirit walking among us. >.cher

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl: oh, yeah, maria. those brave enough to watch macy's thanksgiving day parade outside should bundle up for the coldest temperatures in 20 years. and brace for powerful winds that could ground the giant balloons. it's expected to plunge into the low 20s in man a manhattan. it's the coldest projected thanksgiving temperatures since 1996. parade officials say all balloons will be grounded if winds exceed 23 miles per hour. the cold won't keep americans grounded this thanksgiving. triple a predicts travel for the holiday will be the busiest since 2005. they're estimating 54.3 million americans will journey 50 miles or more from home, most by car, that's up nearly 5% from last year. they say higher wages, more disposable income and rising household wealth are the reasons why. and i there's a new turkey prank going viral ahead of the holidays. driving parents crazy. the turkey challenge says text your mom and ask her how long it takes to my waiv microwave a 25d turkey and then you post the results. one twitte

i'm cheryl casone and goodbye to october. what a rough month. even with the s&p rallying that last few days. october it was just such a volatile and down month. but today in november we have apple front and center for investors when they report their latest earnings after the close. they could signal a market turnaround. they suffer the worst october since 2008. they are expected to jump. it's expected to rise 17%. heading into the end of the year. they are considering taking a stake in i heart media. up at 26% so far. it took a little bit of a shave in october. looking at everything else. president trump is kicking off his campaign with the major rally in florida but lasting. putting democrats it could hurt the stock market. and that includes for president trump. he is trying to move into the governor's mansion. in just six days the people florida are going to send rick scott to suit senate floor is one of the three states that they will visit twice before election day along with indiana and missouri. part of the president's pitch down the home

cheryl casone with the details. cheryl. cheryl: what can't they do, maria. good morning.pected to double this year, to nearly $6 billion, the number three spot in the u.s. digital ad market, behind google and facebook. experts say ad sales could hit $28 billion over the next five years, a big portion of the business coming from the website where companies pay to be listed as a sponsored product high up in the search results. shares of amazon are lower in the premarket. this is pretty exciting, nasa's mars insight lander wasted no time to get the first clear picture of the red planet and sending it back to earth. it touched down just before 3:0e yesterday, causing nasa scientists t erupt into celebration. the last part of the journey the most harrowing, with the agency calling it seven minutes of terror due to the inability to control the landing of the spacecraft. it cost $828 million. luckily it made it safely to mars. well, an em mention nai emotionl day football game for the texans. this is the first dam game since founder died at the age of 81. they held a moment of s

cheryl casone has the details there. er could affect some key race that's we're watching, strong storms expected in parts of the south including georgia, which is a key governor's race and tennessee, where marsha blackburn is running for a senate seat. a cold front sweeping across the east is going to bring rain and thunderstorms to the region through tonight. strong storms also possible across the mid-atlantic for the afternoon. and a mix of rain and snow is going to be hitting the great lakes. researchers say a wet day can significantly reduce voter turnout. well, another spike in polio-like cases in children is alarming doctors. the senses terse for disease -- centers for disease control and prevention confirm 80 cases nationwide right now, on top of 219 reports that are currently under investigation. the disease can cause paralysis. well, the body of north -- major brent taylor was returned to the united states early this morning. taylor's body arrived at dover air force base in delaware just before dawn. the 39-year-

-mÉxico border in san diego turned deadly, cheryl casone with details in head headlines. : chevy pickup attempt today flee stop, rolled into embank meant, this happened on i8, southern california, pickup carrying 11 people, 3 of them were killed and other 8 are injured, the driver was speeding at more than 100 miles per hour as they went through traffic, he's believed to be a u.s. citizen and now in border patrol custody, not where the passengers were part of migrant caravan or they were legal or illegal in general, we are trying to get more details in the story this morning. also this, deputy u.s. marshal shot and killed while trying to serve a warrant. the suspect shooting the officer while barricaded inside home in tucson, arizona, listen to the tape. [shots fired] >> oh, my god. get behind the car. go inside. cheryl: frightening moments there. surrendered, he was wanted for stalking law enforcement, name of deputy marshal has not been released as of yet. then there's this, japanese court has reportedly extended the detention of former nissan chairman carlos goshn for 1

. >> good morning i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone financial >> good morning everybody. >> here'sn wildfires -- in california -- 31 are dead. more than 200 missing as a trio of fires devastate the state of california. more than 6700 structures destroyed. amounting to billions of dollars in damage, firefighters are racing to contain the blazes as strong winds continue to fuel the flames. live in ventura county with the very latest. ray. >> lauren and jerry are good morning we're standing in front of a road block on highway 21 with powerlines down on other side of it so we weren't able to go any further but to give you an idea of this scale of this operation trying to put the fire out, there are nearly 7800 firefighters around the state of california battling these blazes now here in southern california, with the woolsey fire at 85,000 acres and 15% contained. firefighters are dealing with dry conditions, and steep terrain but one of their biggest struggles is the wind. it is pushing the fire fast and blowing embers into areas that have been burned including residential neighborhood

cheryl: good morning everyone i'm cheryl casone. we start with the president this morning. he has now vowed to remarry -- remain a partner of a saudi arabia despite mounting evidence that they were behind the murder of the washington journalists. it's impossible to know whether crown prince ordered the killing. the president made a financial argument for retaining the u.s., saudi relationship. >> right now we had oil prices in great shape, i'm not going to destroy the world's economy and i'm not going to destroy the economy for our country by being foolish with saudi arabia. lauren: but the president facing pressure from democrats and republicans for calling for a topping -- tougher response. they say amid the controversy that the security officers had tortured jailed women's rights activists as part of a government campaign to squelch criticism of the crown prince. cheryl: back your home, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg speaking out following the data and privacy scandals that had docked his company. in an interview last night on cnn defended facebook as his company tries to

in new york, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hi, i'm lauren simonetti. al motors on the defense right now after they announced massive job cuts on monday. president trump is now threatening to cut subsidies in particular people that buy cars, nothing being closed in mÉxico and china, the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks we get, we are looking to cut gm subsidies and electric cars. should the president be involved? that's the question here, is the president -- can he really do anything when it comes to the business and more importantly the tax laws that are in the books to subsidize those people, those american that is buy electric cars? >> good morning, thank you for having me on, the short answer no, they can't do very much. a lot of the subsidies were put in laws with congress, why are they in place for massive corporation like gm that has access to millions in capital. i think that's sort of the bigger issue the government should be looking at. cheryl: i want you to listen to what larry kudlow had to say, he addressed the issue, he was

in new york, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. uren: good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we start with breaking news that we are following out of southern california right now, a gunman opening fire at a bar in thousand oaks california injuring at least 11 people including a sheriff's deputy, live pictures from kcbs, this happened around 11:20 local times, 40 miles west of los angeles, this happened at the borderline bar which is known for country music line dancing, large space, 2500 square feet according to website. lauren: that bar was packed with college students, they were there for college country night and the man, the shooter reportedly used smoke bombs and fired at least 30 shots. >> apparently shooter came in and they did whatever they could to get out, broke windows, got out, got friend out, said friend tim was hit through the shoulder. after that, he said took up to 10, 15 minutes before he saw cops and everybody started getting there. lauren: suspect has not been caught, the suspect not believed to b

i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for melissa francis. connell: good to see you, cheryl. this is connell mcshane this is "after the bell." we have more on that and this is what is new this hour. disappointment, anger from the white house about general motors. the trump administration less than thrilled with the automaker's decision to close several u.s. plants and also cut thousands of jobs. the latest on a new threat came in from the president to the company this afternoon. >>> plus the polls are open. crucial runoff election. the mississippi senate race closer than expected. democrats trying to flip a deep red seat. we'll see what happens there. we'll talk about what the outcome means for the incoming congress and the balance of power in our nation's capitol. >>> dramatic turn in the russia probe. the president slamming special counsel robert mueller, accusing him of doing, quote, tremendous damage to our criminal justice system. among our guests in this hour, gerry baker, host of the brand new fox business show, w "wall street journal" at large. we have mark later, for

. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. well you saw it on your screens yesterday.ogy stock took a big beating once again as investors dumped apple facebook and other former market and nasdaq composite tumbling 3% yesterday. big worry, of course, is apple which nearly nearly went in bare market territory let's bring in michael lee wealth portfolio and lee, owner chief analyst of disruptive tech research. guys, good morning. >> good morning. okay lew it was a lot about apple yesterday. their suppliers as well taking a hit them pulling become on production it's about iphone what's going on with apple and do you think that this pressure is like kind of a sign of things to come for rest of the year? >> look, i think this is all a lot of anticipation of what might happen in december. but december hasn't happened yet riewght, the iphone all about holiday quarter and we haven't gotten sales numbers yet so intro with swrawn thon saying economy is all about iphone that i think might be a stretch. this bull market is all about iphone so how stock performs is influencing her m

. >> hi, everybody i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis, this is after the bell, and the dow closes and down 553 points, after dropping more than 600 points at session lows the s&p 500 falling into correction territory earlier in the day, with of course the tech heavy nasdac ending down more than 100 points, all three major averages erasing 2018 gains finishing today in negative territory for the year, but we've got some folks to help us out with all of this. phil flynn is watching the big drop in oil from the cm e. we do start with mr. ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange with what was another rough day. ash? ashley: you are absolutely right , cheryl. you know, traditionally thanksgiving is weak, it's pretty positive historically for the markets 2018 out the window another rough day look at the dow up 552 points, yes, we were down more than 601 points but maybe you could say we came back just a little bit, but down more than 2% on the day. tech stocks again, taking it on the chin, i want to look at apple if we can. apple, it's down what 9% in just the last two

. >> hi, everybody i'm cheryl casone in for melissa

cheryl casone in for melissa. oil is down at the moment. so are stocks. the dow jones industrial average down by 514 points as we hand it over to charles payne. charles: thanks, connell. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." coming up, major averages turn negative for 2018, the momentum stocks the culprits here and they continue to struggle. the lower market creating some huge buying opportunities. we will tell you what stocks you should be watching and where you might want to consider investing. also, americans say they plan to spend more money this holiday than ever before. that reflects a strong economy, obviously strong consumer sentiment. now the pressure of retail is to keep up as 2018 has been really pretty good despite today's tarnish in the stocks. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio signihowing socialistic impulses saying his ideal world would be new york city controlling all the land and all the buildings. yes. all that and a lot more on "making money." markets have turned negative for 2018. the major selloff, in fact, p

cheryl casone in for melissa. oil is down at the moment. so are stocks.e dow jones industrial average down by 514 points as we hand it over to charles payne. charles: thanks, connell. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." coming up, major averages turn negative for 2018, the momentum stocks the culprits here and they continue to struggle. the lower market creating some huge buying opportunities. we will tell you what stocks you should be watching and where you might want to consider investing. also, americans say they plan to spend more money this holiday than ever before. that reflects a strong economy, obviously strong consumer sentiment. now the pressure of retail is to keep up as 2018 has been really pretty good despite today's tarnish in the stocks. >>> new york city mayor bill