now significantly, one of these missiles fired from the crazy east coast took a more southerly route trajectory. in fact, towards the island of young go. that is a very small isolated south korean island in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. as it was detected, flying towards that island, the air raid sirens were sounded on that island. it's the 1st time that a residence that can remember the air raid sirens being activated. the missile fell, fall shore to the island, but again, significantly, it actually fell south of the de facto maritime border between north and south korea. at the, in fact, 26 kilometers south that has been seen has been a very serious escalation. and it comes as north korea angry response, it seems to join the military exercises that are taking place at the moment since the earlier this year we've seen a resumption of large scale military exercises between the north, between south korea and the us forces. and at the moment, they are conducting ad drills involving schools of warplanes, which always angus north korea. the robert county is a pr

now interestingly, one of those missiles fired from a north, crazy east coast, waiting on a more southerly direction than normal. in fact, in the direction of london. this is a small isolated south korean island that fits in the seas between the korean peninsula and japan. and in fact, when it was detected, flying towards the air raid sirens were activated. it's thought to be the 1st time that has actually been done. so on the island now, the missile fell far short, but again, interested me its spell as south of the de facto maritime border between north and south about 26 kilometers below the line. again, that is another 1st that a missile has landed south of that line. this all comes, of course, as the tensions are very high here with the resumption of large scale military joint exercises between south korean and us forces. and in fact, at the moment we have ad drills going on between the air forces of those 2 countries involving schools of war planes. okay. raw. thank you so much. rob mcbride without update from sol. let's continue this conversation with robert kelly and bruce on. he's

exactly a million one run rate right now and that's a lot of it is it's getting cold in the east coast and it's so crazyh the heat and oil. even in the regulated places and deregulated places, we've just taken a huge hit everywhere because natural gas has gone up so much. and so you just kind of get hit from every, you know, corner and, you know, when people say gosh, i can't believe what i'm paying for a meal out today, look what you're paying for it if you go to the grocery store yourself every expense has gone up on us this year. >> yeah, and you do wonder and i was out in new york last night, i will say this tillman, i don't know when the last time you were in the city was. it felt alive again. last night was the first time i was out. new york city is back, holidays, people are smiling, restaurants are packed but there has to be a limit to what people are willing to pay and you heard me, you actually reached out to me because i was ranting this morning on "squawk box" about resort fees that they're charging in new york city and other places and hotels when there is no resort you actually have resort

crazy. midtown manhattan. it ises 11 a.m. on the east coast on monday, november the 28th. cyber pond. ashley webster in today for stuart varney. take a look at your money, how the markets are doing. well, they're all in the red today, modestly so. the dow can, the s&p and the nasdaq down more than half a percent. let's take a look at the big tech names. apple was the bigger drag on big tech and sill is, down more than 2%, but alpa pa bet -- alphabet, meta and microsoft all down as well. and the 10-year treasury yield just ever so slightly lower, 3.675% on the 10-year. all right, time to hook at these markets. jason katz joins me now. jason, let's begin with what's going on in china. we've seen the unrest, we've seen the protests, concerns about the supply chain, what's going on. i haven't seen anything in the big manufacturing hubs in china or the ports, so not sure when we're going to see problems with supply chain, but it's certainly casting a shadow over the markets today both here, in asia and europe. what's your take on what's going on in china. >> yeah, ash. well, the further th

if you are heading out of town for this weekend, maybe off to the east coast, not looking too bad right new. no crazy storm. >>> looking at highs, we are still dealing with upper 60s and lower 70s heading into this afternoon. santa rosa and fairfield are seeing the coolest overnight lows and some of the warmest highs. but hey, back here in san francisco, if you are heading out to the embarcadero lighting, dress warmer. quickly turning into 50s one the sun will set. so one thing you can also do is just get some hot chocolate, bundle up, stay warm and check out the tree lighting. >>> saturday the 125th big game happening in berkeley. low 60s all weekend long in san francisco also. if you want to head out to the ice returning, i plan on heading out there this weekend and i am nervous to be on skates for the first time this year. >>> also for the ski bums maybe sunday is the day to do it. still the snow is looking nice and strong. >>> we are still dealing with 60s, but no rain in the forecast, which is kind of a pro, if you think about it. because we are not dealing with any travel delays. at least when

east or west coast time. like you look at europe, there's tons of people digital nomads working out there crazy hours. >> charleshat is out of atlanta. i thought he lived in brooklyn. i learned first hand. tell us about a deal before we go. we have less than a minute to go. you're the expect. everybody talks about these different places. the prices are through the roof. are there deals out there? >> you know, there's are deals. but you have to look. right? there's like a lot of kind of budget websites that are aggregators and you can find deals on those. you might be booking through a site that you have never heard of. something like kiwi or something like that and be bare bones like a spirit airlines thing. they won't give you a refund or choose a seat. but right now they're far and between especially last minute. plan ahead for next year, especially off-season. you should find some deals, especially if you're trying to use miles. you want too book them as far ahead as possible. if you can say the pledge of allegiance backwards -- >> charles: if i do one of those kiwi things, i'm bringing a nap sack and a pillo

east coast. keep connected to fox weather.com. we have a blizzard across the plains. >> steve: it is november with a hurricane. >> janice: hurricane and a blizzard, yes. >> steve: crazy. >> ainsley: to washington where control of congress is still up for grabs, republicans closing in on how majority on the house majority whip 207 seats right now. >> steve: that's right. they need 21. senate control now just hangs on two races. arizona and nevada, plus, there is going to be a run off in georgia in about a month. >> brian: a lot of people think that arizona is going to really close one for republicans. lucas tomlinson joins us live. lucas, a lot of counting left to do. >> that's right, brian. over the past century the opposition party has picked up an average of 29 seats. it does not appear that is going to happen this time around, according to the latest results from our fox news decision desk, republicans are leading the democrats 207 to 184, 218 seats are needed for a majority in the house, of course. there are still 44 house elections yet to be called in the senate control rests on the outcome of just three key senate races, nevada, arizona and georgia. right now t