david bell says shootings have never happened so close to this section of the transit village<david bellard bart police officer involved shooting: "i mean it has happened near-by but it hasn't happened right here so i am use to it a little">the contra costa county district attorney's office will also conduct a separate investigation into this officer involved shooting...in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) new developments in the case of a man with a violent past who escaped a psychiatric hospital in hawaii and came to the bay area.. we found out today that when sigh-toe - described as an 'extremely dangerous' predator - managed to simply walk out of that psychiatric hospital...it was not unprecedented. records obtained by the associated press show there have been 17 escapes fromthe hawaii state hospital between 2010 and now.. most cases involve patients breaking curfew. seven workers there have now been relieved of their duties without pay - as officials investigate how saito managed to escape and board a flight to san jose sunday. he was eventually tracked down and arrested

when david bell opened his bedroom window this is what he heard<david bell/heard bart police officer involved shooting: "definitely a pop, pop, a couple of shots, i mean it is tough to tell shots, i don't know from shots but that was definitely a gun">those shots he heard were from a pair of bart police officers firing their weapons at man allegedly armed with a rifle, thursday around 12:30am here on village lane in richmond richmond police are in charge of the investigation because the shooting happended in their city. bart police body cam video will be an important piece of the investigation...t hat is if the officers turned them on the suspect was wounded during the shooting and taken to a local hospital for his injuries. the two officers were not

residence<david bell/metro walk resident: "and i opened my windows here and i heard somebody on the ground crying in pain">richmond police say the suspect was wounded during the shooting and taken to a local hospital for his injuries. the two officers were not injured. investigators say a long gun was found at the scene. the contra costa county district attorney's office will also conduct a separate independent investigation into this officer involved shooting...in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) a melancholy scene in tehama county tonight.the rancho tehama elementary school, boarded up. bullet=riddled ... and now closed indefinitely . (steve)gunman kevin neal's murder rampage has left deep scars on a tiny community. (vicki)catherine heenan has the victim's stories tonight. seven year old gage lost his mother in an accident two years ago.now he's an orphan. his father and grandmother were killed by their neighbor, the morning after kevin neal shot and killed his wife at their home on bobcat lane.that was the beginning of a nearly 45=minute murder spree.neal then drove off i

residence<david bell/metro walk resident: "and i opened my windows here and i heard somebody on the ground crying in pain">richmond police say the suspect was wounded during the shooting and taken to a local hospital for his injuries. the two officers were not injured. investigators say a long gun was found at the scene. the contra costa county district attorney's office will also conduct a separate independent investigation into this officer involved shooting...in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... more damage from the deadly north bay fires is emerging. how crews are dealing with melted pipes. (robin) and... a legionnairies' outbreak at disneyland has people on edge. the investigation into what caused the outbreak. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. how is the rain today? rebecca:scattered showers will taper off from north to south overnight and end by daybreak friday. dry and cooler weather is forecast for friday. dry weather is expected to continue throug

residence<david bell/metro walk resident: "and i opened my windows here and i heard somebody on the ground crying in pain">richmond police say the suspect was wounded during the shooting and taken to a local hospital for his injuries. the two officers were not injured. investigators say a long gun was found at the scene. the contra costa county district attorney's office will also conduct a separate independent investigation into this officer involved shooting...in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) coming up...an east bay family forced out of their home... after the city votes to push them out.. how they are fighting back next...(vicki) plus..a sacramento man dies after a confrontation with officers.... now the c-h-p is facing a lawsuit... what the family is demanding...(grant) and the happiest place on earth is not so happy... as least for a dozen families... we'll explain... my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we g

com coming up we talked to a great student loan swindle journalist matt taibbi and then our teens david bell rings as the latest on the los angeles march against sexual harassment and abuse in the movie business stay tune watching the. make this manufactured consensus stick to the public will. when the ruling class is protect themselves. the final merry go round to listen to the one percent. to financial aid agreements are teenagers who never made a serious financial decision in their lives office and they put their name on the dotted client and in many cases they don't know the difference between. receiving eight thousand dollars and financial aid and what they're actually means terms of paying it off down the road they don't know they're going to be paid much more think that once you figure out interests. and after that there's a series of things that make this into a scam is sort of a bottomless well of funding for student loans which makes the price of college go up everywhere because it's almost everybody who wants to go to college now can go to college. but the problem is once you get

residence<david bell/metro walk resident: "and i opened my windows here and i heard somebody on the ground crying in pain">richmond police say the suspect was wounded during the shooting and taken to a local hospital for his injuries. the two officers were not injured. investigators say a long gun was found at the scene. the contra costa county district attorney's office will also conduct a separate independent investigation into this officer involved shooting...in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news (james) single mothers in the north bay are getting a break when it comes to auto repairs. sal auto in santa rosa is a non-profit. it uses money from it's full paying clients to help single moms who need a little break. the clients are refered and screened by calworks and the y-w-c-a. the women are usually in school or in job training to try and better their situation. mechanic bill patterson fixes their cars for free. <(bill patterson/mechanic, sal auto): "at first it's just the look of disbelief their mouth just drops and most the time they just break down sob a lot of times they give me

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david. blue bell, bedminster. with the clear skies and wind going down, low humidity, the temperature is going to drop quite a bit when the sun goes down. get the coats ready. the sun has helped this afternoon. it is not going to help in a couple of hours. you can see the closest rain is still pretty far away. it is back near chicago. it is going to take a while for anything to come in. here we go through the evening. you see temperatures dropping into the 30s. tomorrow morning, close to the freezing mark. the rain is not here yesterday. you can go for a morning run if you like without any problems. a half marathon. 10:30, and the rain is moving in less likely in delaware and south jersey. you can see the temperatures not going up a whole lot early in the day. watch what happens later on. it is still only in the 40s. the winds out of the south and we have rain all over the area. in the evening, now we are in the 50s. cape may is in the 60s. now, we are close to 60 in philadelphia. there we are in the middle of the

is preparing to compromise in its standoff with the european union on the brexit bell. davidvis said the financial settlement on the divorce terms will probably be better for the remaining 27 european union countries. there will be a two day session starting tomorrow -- starting a week from tomorrow. >> nothing is agreed, but everything is. the balance will favor the union in terms of things like money. relationship will favor both sides. >> global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 27 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. there is a fresh 21 year high here. the sx 200 had a good session. new zealand is not on this board. it is planning to ban foreigners from buying homes in new zealand. shares at a nine-year high, the highest since 2008. this is after the company increases annual operating profits to $5.6 billion in profits. this is after increased dividend. macau casino revenue rising year on year. ann: thank you. house republicans have delayed the release of their tax bill by one day, reflecting the tension around key provisions in the proposed legal

now to "after the bell." david: terror in new york city and tax plans delays. the dow ending up 58 points, fighting for new record close. doesn't look like it will make it on the dow. s&p looking for a record as well. i don't think that will make it either. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we cover during the very busy hour ahead. terror returns to lower manhattan. >> oh, my god. hey, can you call 911? i got, other, my god! oh, my god! melissa: the deadliest terror attack in new york city, since 9/11, leaving at least eight people dead, 11 injured. a suspected terrorist plowing a truck through a bike lane, ramming into a bus carrying small children all in the shadow of the world trade center. right now, fbi agents and police officials searching for evidence in paterson, new jersey, where the suspect lives. the investigation is still in its early stages as we learn more about the suspect and possible connections to isis. >>> plus the delay in our nation's

now to "after the bell." david: terror in new york city and tax plans delays. the dow ending up 58 points, fighting for new record close. doesn't look like it will make it on the dow. s&p looking for a record as well. i don't think that will make it either. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we cover during the very busy hour ahead. terror returns to lower manhattan. >> oh, my god. hey, can you call 911? i got, other, my

bell. send it over to melissa francis and david asman. melissa: the dow closing down 100 points after logging biggest gain in two months yesterday. s&p and nasdaq falling as well. nasdaq closing higher for the week although not the day. i'm melissa francis. >> happy friday. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what we're wrapping up a extraordinarily busy week. sarah huckabee sanders steering media through the allegations against roy moore and al franken. how the white house is responding this afternoon. this is

[closing bell rings. david: a record day on wall street. the dow ending the day at new closing high. s&p, nasdaq, russell 2000 all joining in celebration with their highs. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is after the bell. more on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour ahead. >>> brand new reaction from the president on the roy moore scandal. president trump has stayed relatively quiet specially for him on the controversy until now. what the president is saying this hour. >>> plus millions of your tax dollars spent on secret payouts. the powerful new allegations against the top democrat on the house judiciary committee. the how john conyers is responding to claims that he used taxpayer money to settle a complaint oversexual misconduct. >> internal revenue scandal. new fallout after the irs targeted members of the tea party. why lois lerner doesn't want you to see her testimony. david: even though it affects us? right. david: that we can all agree on,

i'm david asman this. is "after the bell." more on major market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. a very busy hour straight ahead. historic day for tax reform. house republicans rolling out the plan to overhaul the nation's tax code, claiming

[closing bell rings. david: a record day on wall street. ending the day at new closing high. s&p, nasdaq, russell 2000 all joining in celebration with their highs. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is after the bell. more on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour ahead. >>> brand new reaction from the president on the roy moore scandal. president trump has stayed relatively quiet specially for him on the controversy until now. what the president is saying this hour. >>> plus millions of your tax dollars spent on secret payouts. the powerful new allegations against the top democrat on the house judiciary

bell. we have secretary of veterans affairs david shulkin and various military heroes here to ring the closingin the run-up to veteran's day. >> yes. >> which is on saturday. >> that's captain america and spiderman who are here as part of the effort. >> that's because part of this is being sponsored by disney and also johnson & johnson they're supposed to be -- >> and the -- >> -- doctors around here, pharmacists or something yes, it was quite an ovation, too, as it always is when you have military heroes coming to the floor of the new york stock exchange >> and we'll see them ringing the closing bell in just a couple of moments. >>> snap is, meanwhile, gearing up to report earnings after that bell stock's up today julia boorstin has a preview jul julia? >> well, kelly, the pressure is on for snap to show progress after disappointing wall street expectations in its first two quarters since going public. the real question is whether snap can grow its user base and its revenue and convince investors of its roadmap this in the face of growing competition for users as well as for ad dollars user e

. >> and remembering former pop sensation and teenage heart throb david cassidy. (bell rings) - so, what are you in for? - well, according to this discipline slip, i was allegedly talking during quiet time again. but, there were no witnesses except the teacher's pet. - oh, really? - her testimony shouldn't be admissible. so, i'm here to appeal the decision. (door opens) - [tuition monster] oh. (whistling) - [narrator] tame the tuition monster. - well, i'll see you in law school, kid. (laughs) - [narrator] contribute by december 31st and receive a virginia state tax deduction. >> great get away underway, steve, you thought yesterday was terrible traffic turkey tuesday. >> big enough for triple box. >> reagan national on the left side of your screen. lines not long. in the mid bob barnard is halfway to philadelphia. he booked a lot of time to drive around this morning and there's no traffic. >> they keep on moving last we checked in north of columbia maryland somewhere. on the right we're having issues out there as well. we'll check in with erin. >> tucker good morning. >

bell. send it over to melissa francis and david asman. melissa: the dow closing down 100 points after logging biggest gain in two months yesterday. s&p and nasdaq falling as well. nasdaq closing higher for the week although not the day. i'm melissa francis. >> happy friday. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what we're wrapping up a extraordinarily busy week. sarah huckabee sanders steering media through the allegations against roy moore and al franken. how the white house is responding this afternoon. this is big week of revelations linking hillary clinton with the dnc and the russians s there enough there there to appoint another special counsel? in last night's senate finance committee markup of the bill. we'll play the interaction with talk on capitol hill. joining us town hall's guy benson. florida congressman ted yoho, ambassador john bolton and texas attorney general ken paxton. melissa: breaking news. you're looking live fire in residential building. look at that, it is huge. this is

david, thank you so much. with the buy later theory. [closing bellose to call but possible record closes for all three. the dow is there right now. we'll see "after the bell." melissa: we'll call it a record. >> everybody go home, nothing to see here. nail-biter into the close. too much to see here almost. melissa is right. looks like we'll get a fifth record close for the dow. how we settle. s&p, same deal. nasdaq near a record high as well. we're watching all vest cloy as always as they settle here over the next few minutes. i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell". we're calling eight record. house

david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but first another very busy hour.'re covering it all right here. the battle for you to keep a little more what you earn. wouldn't that be nice? house leaders are under tight deadline to sell the plan with reluctant house republicans. we haven't gotten to the senate yet. president trump telling them to get the job done w

i'm david asman this is "after the bell." glad you could join us.ore on the big market news but here is what else we're covering in a very packed news hour. putting more money in your pocket. that is the idea. house republicans red lining their tax bill right now as senate preparing to release their plan by the end of the week. the latest how these reforms will impact your weekly paycheck and your

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bell. vice president mike pence is set to speak at "the wall street journal"'s ceo council. davidtake that live. maybe he'll talk about carried interest, who knows? at the top of the hour only on fox business. closing bell, 17 minutes away. around the world in 12 days? president trump teasing a major trade announcement as he returns from his whirlwind tour of many countries in asia. blake burman at the white house with late-breaking details on what the dealmaker in chief might have to say. more "countdown" is on the way. ♪ ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. liz: breaking news, we have an updatt changes the picture of that shooting situation in northern california. we told you at the top o

david, thank you so much. with the buy later theory. [closing bell rings] too close to call but possible record closes for all three. the dow is there right now. we'll see "after the bell." melissa: we'll call it a record. >> everybody go home, nothing to see here. nail-biter into the close. too much to see here almost. melissa is right. looks like we'll get a fifth record close for the dow. how we settle. s&p, same deal. nasdaq near a record high as well. we're watching all vest cloy as always as they settle here over the next few minutes. i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell". we're calling eight record. house pubs hash out details of the tax plan as a new report says the the plan from the senate could be very different and delay in the corporate tax cut for a year. what? congressman tom rice from the house ways and means committee will respond. president trump in china issue issuing a stern message for north cree. don't mess at usa. ambassador john bolton with that. new accusations from chai

i'm david asman this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers.re is what we have been covering and are covering for you in the next hour. profound honor representing u.s. in asia. president trump a

i'm david asman this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what we have been covering and are covering for you in the next hour. profound honor representing u.s. in asia. president trump at the white house, wrapping up the speech on trade and north korea. house is hunkering down on tax reform. details of their plans ahead of a key vote tomorrow. congressman dave brat where things stand right now. we'll speak with famed reagan economist art laffer, on the senate's plan to include an end to the obamacare individual mandate. does he think that is a good idea? jim jordan grilling attorney general jeff sessions about a special counsel for clinton and comey. he is going to be joining us with the latest developments on that front in a moment. lauren: stocks tumbling for the second day in a row. down 136 points. nicole pettalides on floor of the new york stock exchange, with what traders are saying about the selloff we're seeing today and yesterday, nicole. >> it is pretty broad-based. we're 36 points off the lows for the day. they never pick

david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but first another very busy hour. we're covering it all right here. the battle for you to keep a little more what you earn. wouldn't that be nice? house leaders are under tight deadline to sell the plan with reluctant house republicans. we haven't gotten to the senate yet. president trump telling them to get the job done while he is a way. he is on air force one, making his way to asia for historic 10-day trip. we have that covered. plus all-out battle. bombshell new claims that are rocking the democrat party. among our guests this hour, former presidential candidate steve forbes. former presidential candidate herman cain. republican congressman dave reichert. a member of the tax-writing house ways and means committee. and "tmz" founder harvey levin with the latest on arnold schwarzenegger? don't want to miss that. melissa: interesting stuff there. the markets with all-time high, ending the day with the 56th record close 56th, under president trump. lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange. another banner

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell."on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the senate tackling tax reform. the finance committee marking up their plan right now. the house expected to vote later this week. a live update from capitol hill on what we can

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers.e is what is we're covering this very busy hour. the white house wrapping up the last press briefing before thanksgiving. sarah huckabee sanders hit with a barrage of questions what kellyanne conway said in regard to roy moore on sunday. this as another woman is speaking out against al franken accusing him of

i'm david asman this is "after the bell." glad you could join us. more on the big market news but here is what else we're covering in a very packed news hour. putting more money in your pocket. that is the idea. house republicans red lining their tax bill right now as senate preparing to release their plan by the end of the week. the latest how these reforms will impact your weekly paycheck and your family's bottom line coming up. >>> plus, an evil killer let's loose on holy ground in texas. officials are now searching for answers after a gunman opened fire in a church killing at least 26 people, one as young as 18 months. eight of the victims from the same family. the commander weighing in on the massacre from abroad, calling it a pure act of evil. the president is about to make his way to south korea after meeting with the prime minister of japan today. melissa: gop effort on tax reform is heating up on capitol hill. our own adam shapiro is live in d.c. with the latest. adam? reporter: the mark-up continues. we expect first votes on amendments to

i'm david asman this. is "after the bell." more on major market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. a very busy hour straight ahead. historic day for tax reform. house republicans rolling out the plan to overhaul the nation's tax code, claiming the bill will energize businesses, giving a average family of four 1200 bucks with a tax cut. not everybody is on board. president trump making his choice, announcing the pick to lead the federal reserve at the white house moments ago. is he just janet yellen with a tie? or is he going to remake the fed? the biggest names in technology continue, to fuel the market rally. apple is reporting profits this hour and it is expected to be another blockbuster quarter. numbers that will move stock prices tomorrow in just moments. among our guests, republican congressman, mike kelly, member of tax writing house ways and means committee. he met with the president a few hours ago. grover norquist, mr. tax cut, americans for tax reform president, is is he for or against? lance ulanoff from mashable who will give u

david: and i'm david asman and this is "after the bell." we have a lot to put it, mildly, of news to cover here in the next hour. let's to straight to blake burman to break it all down for us, what we just heard what son the president's mind. we know tax reform is there but north korea squeezed its way in today. reporter: two unexpected events, david, north korea launching that missile 2300 miles up into the air. a missile in theory could touch any single part of the united states should the north koreans want to send it in that direction. the second unexpected a domestic political event and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi canceling a previously-scheduled oval office meeting with president trump to talk about how to bridge the gap with the december 8th deadline to fund the government. what you just heard from president trump there minutes ago, seconds ago, trying to lump those two unexpected in together saying hey look, north korea just launched the missile. i think chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, the president's words, now might come to the

. >> fu fighter filled in as host dressing up as david letterman for halloween. he asked kristen bellyou want to build a snowman ♪ >> she agreed and the song turned out to be a mashup. ♪ do you want to build a snowman ♪ ♪ ♪ say a you everyone ♪ >> this is probably not what his daughter had in mind but, okay. a mashup of metallica classic enter sandman. it sort of worked. if you're wondering, that's bell dressed as tom selleck. >> '80s really doing it during halloween yesterday. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the search on this morning for hundreds of pieces of stolen artwork that was intended for the bay area. >> and the transit project kicking off today that will make commuting to the east bay faster. >>> plus, we are tracking two breaking news stories this morning. a san francisco police officer shot and a fire on the train tracks in san jose >>> we're following two big stories this morning. san francisco police on the hunt for the person who shot officer in the castro district. the area was packed with people celebrating halloween. >>> new york is on hig

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what is we're covering this very busy hour. the white house wrapping up the last press briefing before thanksgiving. sarah huckabee sanders hit with a barrage of questions what kellyanne conway said in regard to roy moore on sunday. this as another woman is speaking out against al franken accusing him of sexual misconduct while he was in office. president meeting meeting with y of state rex tillerson and after announcing plans to put north korea on the terror list. what that means and why the white house says this is critical move. david: getting back to stocks climbing today. they were driven by shares of cisco, verizon and home depot. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. i want to start with janet yellen's resignation. happened 2:00 p.m. eastern time. no movement in the market there was a time anything that the fed said, particularly janet yellen said over the past seven years would move the market. seems like that power is gone completely. >> very

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on big market movers. we're covering this in a very busy hour ahead. president trump ending the historic trip to asia, ending the way back to washington where he is expected to make a major announcement on trade. pushing hard for congress to reach a deal on tax reform. here is mike pence talking taxes with "wall street journal" ceo council meeting. we'll take you there live when he begins. david: good. melissa: as the senate continues to mark up its bill this afternoon, we are now hearing a repeal of of the obamacare mandate will be included. more on this development just breaking in the past hour. >>> attorney general jeff sessions grilled on capitol hill, what he is saying about a special prosecutor to investigate the clintons. judge andrew napolitano is here with his take. david: senators murkowski and collins are apparently going it vote for the bill. the dow recovering not quite enough to stay out of the red today. down about 30. go straight to nicole petallides on floor of nyse. ge used to be a megas

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."e on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour ahead. a tale of two

are in record territory the s&p crossed 2,600 for the first time today joining our "closing bell" exchange, david kelly from jp morgan funds peter costa from empire executions is at post 9. rick santelli is at the cme in chicago. peter, the engine keeps chugging along here. >> oh, my god. it's almost unbelievable to -- today, this was a little unexpected i think we did have positive data this morning. to see the market open up 150 points without batting an eye and continuing to stay strong, you know, it's -- there's a confluence of really good things good earnings, low interest rates, even with the rate hike next week, next month, wherever it is. i mean, you've got a really good for stocks do i think they're overpriced? absolutely i thought they were overpriced in january look where we are. i don't know if overpriced is really an issue anymore. i think it's a meratter of, you know, what's going to stop it, is there anything out there that can actually stop the market and to me, i don't think there's anything, you know, within the next couple of months we're going to see that's going to slow it do

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the senate tackling tax reform. the finance committee marking up their plan right now. the house expected to vote later this week. a live update from capitol hill on what we can expect. >>> meanwhile president trump is on the final leg of his historic asia trip, now in the philippines, talking trade but coming under fire from the left over comments he made about vladmir putin. >>> more republican lawmakers speaking out against roy moore this afternoon as another woman alleges that she was assaulted by him, when she was a minor. among our guests this hour, congressman tom garrett, from the house freedom caucus. harvard economics professor, my professor, marty feldstein. byron york, michael goodwin, "dilbert" creator scott adams. wow. david: dow climbing despite the big drag from general electric. that stock ending the day down more than 8%. let's go straight to lori rothman on floor of the ny

david casady. what they're saying about the famed singer and actor. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist chuck bellis morning but this won't last >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> right now on "news 4 today," trains, planes, automobiles. we're working for you to get you and your family to your thanksgiving destination. >>> good morni i'm molette green. we thank you for joining us on this day. if your trip is taking you to the airports, take a look. here's a look at some of the delays and cancellations that we are seeing this morning across the country. today is expected to also be a very busy day for traveling the friendly skies as well. things look good if you're flying out of the local airport so far. no delays or cancellations out of ragan national, dulles international or bwi marshall airport. >>> all right, it's all about the travel to grandmas for thanks giving. chuck, no rain, perfect travel conditions. >> it depends where you are. this will be the mildest part of the day. temperatures in the mostly low 50s in the washington area. cooler air will come in on a gusty northwest wind later on t

tax cut to spark growth, that 20% number that you see there and the co-host of "after the bell" is here, davide you, david. >> good to see you, connell. connell: some individuals in certain places may have to pay a little more on the individual side, but they think this corporate rate is enough, right? is it? >> well, that's why "the wall street journal" on friday had an editorial saying half a tax reform which a lot of people say, well,en isn't that better than none? yes, but you have to remember on the income tax side 70% of all income taxes are paid by the top 10%. it looks like they're not going to get a cut. if they get a cut, if that 70% of the revenue that comes from income tax, if they don't get a cut, you're not going to have of that extra capital for private investment. now, private investment, the cuts in the top marginal rate during the reagan years had a lot to do with the technological revolution we had in the 1980s. connell: right. >> they funded a lot of that private capital, private equity, funded a lot of the smaller companies that turned into huge, mega-companies now. i thin

david asman. we're glad you're here. this is "after the bell." off like a rocket, the dow soaring erasing all losses from the past two days and then some. nasdaq closing at new record high. let's go straight to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole, i must gather no matter what happens in washington, they're happy on wall street about the tax bill passing? >> i have to say, i talked to several traders about what happened in washington today. what have we seen with the markets? the feeling was if it weren't passing through today, for at least a portion of the tax overhaul, that the markets would sell off f it went through the markets would be higher. we saw that, evidence is there. stock market, the dow up 187 points. they fell like big picture the markets have fundamental, better economy, and that the tax bill is big part of it. that being said, we have moved to the up said here. we saw major averages turn into positive territory for the week. last week after eight weeks of gains, last week we sold off and broke that streak t w

david: disney earnings come out after the bell. what will you be looking at?he bones know what will be in direct offerings and what they will be priced at so investors can get a sense of what might be successful. david: paul sweeney of bloomberg intelligence, given much. tuna amobi, good to have you on from cfra. alix: take a look at shares of snap. days. day of the last two that may take the intraday. morgan stanley -- let me take the intraday. they were an underwriter of the ipo. they say the disappointing third -quarter results speak to growing challenges based on monetization potential and user opportunities. no kidding. this is what the snap shares have done over the last two days. you had a little bit of a rally when tencent bought a 10% stake in the company, but nonetheless, it is hard to escape the negative order and outlook from the ceo as to what company he really wants snap to be. if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv . you can watch us online, click on charts and graphics, and indirect directly. a great place to watch my shell special

david westin. we are still 30 minutes away from the opening bell and county you down to the action.s off with futures positive. binky chadha joining us around the table in a moment. the treasury market yields are higher by about a basis point. on the back showing some strength as the adp comes in strong as we count you down to the payrolls report. let's get you some movers. the freef movers in market. plunging more than 20%. a terrible third quarter. they missed revenues by 6%. there was a double downgrade over bank of america merrill lynch to underperform. not everybody is unhappy about this. there is a 26% bear short interest. of course the fall has been pretty remarkable since the 2014 highs down about 90%. take a look at the stocks trading higher. u.s. steel and ak steel holding's. 31%.beat earnings by revenues by 6%. $3.3 billion. their forecast for profits beat the consensus estimate. it looks like they are reaffirming their 2020 improvement goal. shares rebounding from a fall yesterday after ak steel actually put up a bad quarter. healthlook at envision care. another stock pl

david asman today. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." let's go straight to jeff flock in st. charles, missouri where the event just wrapped up. jeff? reporter: oh, boy, the president is on fire today. everything from the tweets, you see them there, from the thrall of the crowd. this is 1000 people invited. these are all on the trump team i think it is fair to say, but i tell you the president today, everything, i can't even keep it all straight, what he had to say. everything from another "rocket man" reference to pouring rocket fuel on the economy with his tax cuts. the big headline is putting as much pressure as he can on the senate to do what he wants them to do, which is to pass this tax cut plan. trying to answer the critics i think fair to say, maybe we don't need a tax cut. economy is doing fine anyway. those who say only wealthy helped by this. president repeating multiple times. that not the case. trying to read my notes on here. he really was on fire today. attacking the senator here in missouri, democratic senator claire mccaskill. people suggested he was going to

david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour ahead. a tale of two bosses. sarah huckabee sanders grilled on power strug bell who is running the consumer protection bureau. how the white house and the interim director mick mulvaney are responding now. >>> plus shocking, humbling, embarrassing. senator al franken responding to allegations of sexual harrassment speaking to the press this afternoon, looking to learn from his mistakes. david: yeah, right. melissa: to put this all behind him, but can he? we'll ask karl rove. >>> as this scandal looms large, it is make-or-break time for the senate, back to work on capitol hill this hour, facing a blistering schedule to push through high-stakes agenda items by end of the year. chief among them, by the way, tax reform. that is very serious. we are hearing key holdouts could be coming around. where things stand right now. david? david: what is full responsibility? i take full responsibility

david asman. we're glad you could join us. this is "after the bell." while we watching markets shake out. we have busy hour. republicans feeling heat to get things done on tax reform. the house ways and means committee working for the second day but can the