i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c.ack to cavuto on business. >>> they set the price of oil. if they did it in this country, it would be called an illegal deal. they'd go to jail. >> so deliberately colluding -- >> well, it's opec, that's what they do. >> if they overdo it they can shoot themselves. >> 12 guys sitting around a table and they are having an absolute field day because we have nobody to dpo and call and talk and say, fellas, you're not going to do it. if you do it, you got big, big problems. they wouldn't even be there except for us, neil. >> all right. that was five years ago. even then i think donald trump was sort of crafting his run for the white house. early target was opec. it still is. and the saudis are taking note. they say america better not stop buying their oil. but, jerry, you say opec owes us, not the other way around. >> well, absolutely. and i think if they're on edge, that's a great thing. it's about time they were on edge. they've been able to relax and so has everybody else for eight year

i'm elizabeth prann. president obama arriving in peru overnight the last stop of his final world tour as president. expected to discuss the fate of the transpacific partnership, a trade deal which faces an uncertain future under president-elect donald trump. mr. obama's also likely to answer key questions about the incoming administration. >>> and in other news, at least four people are dead when a medical transport plane crashes into a parking lot in nevada. one of those passengers was a heart patient being flown to the university of utah hospital. the plane exploding to a fireball near casino and supermarket forcing evacuations at a nearby senior complex. the cause is under investigation. in washington, i'm elizabeth prann. now back to "bulls & bears." >>> i'm appalled that the reaction on wall street to choose this election is record highs for bank stocks as the industry rallies on the news of a massive destabilizing lawless agenda. but let me be clear, short-lived increases in the stock market are not

. >>> i'm elizabeth prann. a u.s.d killed in the line of duty. 53-year-old patrick kothers gunned down as he was trying to arrest a fugitive at a georgia mobile park home. the fugitive who was killed by other members of the team was wanted on attempted murder charges of police officers. marshal also leaves behind a wife and five children. >>> nonunion workers at chicago o'hare airport are planning to strike during the thanks giving holiday. one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, it includes baggage handlers, and wheelchair attendees. airlines serving o'hare are working to keep travel disruptions at a minimum. i'm elizabeth plan. now back to cashing in. >>> as many blame president-elect donald trump, i ask do you remember this? the same media were talking about the trump supporters acting like this if hillary clinton won. >> they could easily be clinton a big history from the anti-war movement who have demonstrated, arrested in washington back in 1969. 1970. i mean, when you put yourself on the line, there's noth

i'm elizabeth prann. >> hope you had a good thanksgiving at home. busy nis weekend. i'm leland vittert. hello from washington. >>> fidel castro, the cuban revolutionary turned communist dictator that ruled cuba with an iron fist for decades, has died. as you probably know, at the age of 90. the news of castro's death prompted massive celebrations among cuban exiled cubans in miami. they fled the communism island nation decades ago in search of freedom. the mood is more somber in cuba. residents there are under a mandatory nine-day mourning period. bret bair takes a look back. >> in the end his speeches had grown shorter. his appearances more rare. but fidel castro's tone remained defiant as ever. socialism or death. fidel castro loved to hate america at every political turn. his own political stock, albeit small, soared during the international custody fight for elian gonzalez. when the u.s. returned his little prince, castro called the moment a moral victory over imperialist america. the man born fidel alejandro castro in cuba, came to power leading a ragtag band of

. >> i'm elizabeth prann. right here on capitol hill on pennsylvania avenue. donald trump is now hiring. the president-elect has 68 days to staff his administration. about 1,000 high-ranking appointments requiring senate confirmation. mr. trump making his first big move replacing new jersey governor chris christie with vice president-elect mike pence. doug has more on the transition of power from new york. hi, doug. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. the big news out of the transition team is that mike pence is taking the hell am now as chairman replacing governor chris christie, and moved to vice chairman. it came a week after two of governor christie's aides were convicted in the bridgegate trial. insiders say this was no demotion. >> how can you say he's demoted? you have the vice president-elect of the united states coming into washington as the number two person in washington, so i think all mr. trump was trying to do is give governor pence or vice president-elect pence the role that he thinks he deserves to have in running and organizing the government. >> beca

i'm elizabeth prann in cleveland, ohio. >> as elizabeth braves the cold wind off lake eerie, i'm leland vitt vittert in miami beach. clinton up by a point and change as early voting continues. democrats here their turnout machine will over come trump. the national news poll that came out yesterday shows hillary clinton has a two-point lead over donald trump. important to note that is within the poll's margin of error. the nominees are hitting the swing states today. hillary clinton leaving florida as we speak, crossing the country to win over as many of the undecided voters as they can. undecided voters do exist. we're going to talk to one here in florida a little later in the show. of course, the other challenge is motivating supporters to actually get to the polls and vote. two folks who know a lot about voting and how people do vote in these elections, fox news team coverage jennifer griffin traveling with secretary clinton. she's on the press bus right now just north of me here in florida. we be again with chief political correspondent carl cameron in denver where trump will end a b

i'm leland and i'm elizabeth prann. president-elect trump says a recount is not necessary, mr. trump is firing back at the wisconsin recount effort champion by green party candidate jill stein. his former rival hillary clinton is coming out to support the effort which mr. trump calling a scam. our own peter dooci is live outside the mar-lago club. how concerned are they about the effort under way? >> reporter: we haven't heard anybody here or back at trump tower say they're worried. donald trump will be the presidency away from him but there does seem to be a feeling now of betrayal among some on the transition team now that some of the clinton campaign's lawyers have joined this recount effort in wisconsin and that is because this morning the incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus revealed on election night, the clinton campaign cut a deal for a concession call to happen within 15 minutes of the associated press calling the rice and since that's how things went down, he thinks they're joining it's legit and prebus said he thinks that jill stein organizer of this en

i'm elizabeth prann on capitol hill. >> i'm leland vittert at the white house. nice to be with you. in case you can't figure it out, we're live from washington, from america's news headquarters. >> we've been talking so much about president-elect donald trump has made three big hires this week. we've been talking about it for the better half of the week. now we're looking forward, because donald trump is in new jersey this weekend, hunkering down, meeting with a number of folks on the list. we know he'll be meeting with former presidential nominee, candidate, rather, mitt romney. he's also going to be meeting with michelle reed. big names across the board as he meets with people who could possibly impact his administration. >> our doug mcelway trying to make his way into the press pool in new jersey, and mr. trump's golf headquarters there. we'll get a live report from him in a minute. but elizabeth, it's so fascinating, because everybody's about been trying to read the tea leaves for the past ten days or so, what does it mean, could it this be person, could it be that person for th