making that link is what at least two networks in the united states including we should point out fox network which is typically supportive of donald trump's policies they pulled this out as well saying that this was a racist ad portrayed all immigrants as criminals and it was something that they could not support so this is certainly just added to the divisiveness that already has existed in the country and again donald trump has certainly exploited this as a way to rally voters in fact many republicans urged the president to talk about the strong economy is final message we are told the president disregarded that vice and instead said look i want to use the immigration issue to get my supporters to the polls ok committee for the moment we'll leave it there thanks very much for joining us from washington d.c. well the outcome of tuesday's midterm elections could drastically change the political dynamics in a washing. reports. president trump isn't on the ballot in this midterm election but with polls predicting the democratic party was win control of at least one house of congress trump coul

where they are now where they have been grown and nurtured because nobody wants to live without the fox networkws, and oh, by the way, you have to take regional sports or we won't -- you know, it is a bundle i think laughlin is the best buyer. it will be embarrassing for disney to pay 15 and turn around and sell at 8, but i think that's reality. >> talking about the multiple that disney paid and would have to sell at jon, amazon not a surprise completely people trying to understand what would the strategy be for them would they include it in prime, would it be another fee, move in into the merchandising for teams, would they sell tickets, be able to redirect ads on the new platform a lot of different thinking in terms of what amazon may be thinking maybe they're sort of in there to learn and not necessarily will be there at the end >> can't count any of it out amazon is spending money >> either way as you reported the story, aemmazon which start lower is now up. >>> we are watching shares of pure storage, the cloud storage solution company, beating estimates for the most recent quarter. pure st

reaction, "wall street journal" editor at large and host of the upcoming program here on the fox business network, "wall street journal at large with jerry baker" which will air right after this program on fox business. jerry, congratulations. >> thank you. looking forward to it. >> we are looking forward to it as well. we will get into your show later, because i want to get your take on what happened this week. the markets obviously trading very nervously. worries about economic growth. what do you think is behind this volatility? >> i think there's a number of things going on. clearly, the primary concern is interest rates. interest rates are rising, the fed has been pushing up interest rates for three years. long-term rates have been rising. they have been off a bit in the last couple of weeks but there's a concern that means valuations, what that might mean for the economy, there is also concern it could, as interest rates have done in the past, could tank the economy. we are ten years almost into this expansion. that's very long by historical standards. quite often the expansions are deraile

, that is wall street general editor at large and host of the upcoming program here on the fox business network. it will air at 9:30 p.m. eastern right after this program on fox business. congratulations! >> thank you i'm looking forward to it. maria: i want to go take on what took place this week. the markets trading very nervously. worries about economic growth. what you think is behind this volatility? >> i think it is a number of things going on. clearly, a primary concern interest rates are rising the fed has been pushing rates for three years. long-term rates have been rising. in the last couple of weeks but there is a concern that what that means and what it might mean and also concern it could as interest rates have done in the past, it could tighten the economy with 10 years almost into the expansion, quite often the expansions are derailed by rising interest rates. there is concern about that. secondly, you are seeing concern about the economy more generally. a lot of clouds on the horizon. in this country, growth is slowing still from what we had in the last year. europe is slowing q

learned exclusively that bidding has now advanced to the second round for 21st century fox's 21 regional sports networks. charlie gasparino, we can't see it on tv but you will give us the scoop. >> little background on this. disney bought fox's entertainment assets. as part of that it got 22 -- 21 regional sports networks, plus a majority stake in yes. that's the yankees entertainment network. there's now an auction going on for 21 of those. put yes to the side. why is the auction going on? they have to sell because it's doj antitrust rules. disney already owns espn -- too much overlap. here's what's going on. what we have learned is this exclusively. second round of bidding has begun this week. we understand from people close to the deal that the second round could end by the end of the year, early next year. the latest potential bidder has not put in a bid yet, this is fascinating, it's major league baseball. people inside major league baseball are telling fox business they are what's known as kicking the tires on a potential bid. why would they care about this? well, remember, major league baseball l

blake: women and money is this friday at 9:30 eastern on the fox business network. amazon says this is a winner. virginia stand to receive $3.2 billion in tax revenue over the next 20 years with workers averaging over $150,000 a year. virginia will give amazon $573 million in breaks. $550 million a cash front and. and money from a long on for infrastructure projects. an average salary of $150,000. new york will give $1.525 billion in performance. that's and refundable tax credit and a cash grant for buildings being occupied the next 10 years so long as they hit those targets. not everyone is thrilled with this. the ceo of the national housing conference joins us in studio. when you talk about 25,000 jobs in each one of these major cities, each person getting $150,000 in salary. some people would say what's wrong with that? >> there is nothing wrong with that. but the trick is it needs to stay great news. the problem we have to deal with, when you put that's people into a community into a community over a short period of time you will see housing prices go up for ren

you are watching the fox business network.sident trump saying the caravan of illegals heading north to the u.s.-mexico border will not be aloud into the country. william? reporter: a lot of confusion and disappointment this morning. it could be a win for president trump if this caravan slows down or breaks up. there were supposed to be buses to take them north, and on to mexico city later on. forcing them to go east towards veracruz. they are 600 miles to mccowen, texas. but there were people who were confused. >> i can't understand who is running the show. >> you are going to mcallen, texas, instead of tijuana? >> i think we are going to tijuana, but i'm not sure. reporter: 4,000 members of the caravan made it to this town by hitchhike or walk or paying a bus $2.50 to go from town to town. they will pick up again tomorrow for their journey toward the border. liz: southern california seeing an increase in the night sky in drone activity by the likes of the drug cartels. there is a concern terrorists could use drones to attack

you are watching the fox business network.resident trump is head together g20 summit tomorrow where he is expected to meet with pution president vladimir putin. the fed may sit tight on future hikes. blake wereman this buenas aires. reporter: the president will be arriving for the g20 around this time tomorrow. there are meetings and we think he'll still meet with vladimir putin. the president gave and interview with "the washington post" in which he said he could cancel that meeting. he said he wants to get a report with relation to russia's latest actions against cry me ra. the defense secretary james mattis had these strong words for moscow. >> if you think there a treaty. russia cannot be counts on to keep its word. reporter: president trump will have a dinner saturday nightn with argentina. president trump actually has an unusual ally in this one as it relates to the top democrat in the senate, chuck schumer. schumer saying he agrees with president trump's position. and he says he agrees more with stwrum's position than h

you are watching the fox business network. amazon getting billions of dollars in tax breaks from virginia and new york for new headquarters. for the first time since bill clinton, democrats now debating on the national level about what it takes to create jobs. in the fight, democrat governor' andrew co-know and bill deblalsio. alexandria ocasio-cortez is fighting against corporate welfare. we are talk about a trillion dollar company run by a brillon air. she joined climate change protesters in nancy pelosi's d.c offices. she has been busy. great to see you. what's your take on all of this? >> congratulations to virginia and new york. if you have offer companies tax breaks, they come to your community. even liberals like deblasio and cuomo realize it creates jobs. but will you be ralls are telling other liberals, big companies don't create jobs. not very smart people like alexandria ocasio-cortez and talks about what her liberal professors sold her that this is bad for new york. liz: what the cortez is saying -- conservatives a

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here is what she told fox business network. >> we have to make sure we keep it going and that is why you have to get off the sideline, the only poll that matters when they count the ballots. >> democrat congresswoman kyrsten sinema was on the university of arizona this morning, handing out donuts, reminding voters polls close at 7. she is counting on the youth, latinos and cross-over republican women to get her to victory. she wrote, we're close to winning this election and giving everyday arizona a voice in the u.s. senate. to everyone who knocked a door, called friends and neighbors or chipped into the campaign, thank you, now let's go win. let's talk turnout. we got updated numbers on early voting ballots returned. according to secretary of state office 1.6 million ballots have been returned in arizona, 41% of those ballots by republicans, 34% by democrats and 24% by unaffiliated. each side is spinning numbers to their favor. what i can tell you we are looking for today, shep, is the older conservative voter. a place in arizona called sun city, a lot of older conservative voters,

the fox business network's susan li reporting live from new york. >> fox business sources are sayingected what they're calling the appropriate agencies to look at cutting the subsidies with the energy department being one of them. the $7,500 green credit does go away after 200,000 of the eligible cars are sold. something that g.m. and other car makers have lobbied to extend. g.m. will hit this limit by the end of the year. there's proposals on the table to extend out the policy, which was initiated under the obama era. this morning we got another tweet from the president, president trump is threatening 25% on auto tariffs on foreign made cars in reaction to the g.m. lay-offs. shares and car makers does include g.m., by the way, dropped the reaction because g.m. said yes, they're an american car brand but they make a lot overseas and ship them back to the subject. they will be subject to the tariffs, namely japan and germany. germany ships in $20 billion and canada and mexico will be except from any proposed auto tariffs with the signing of the new nafta deal. the plant closures, goin

miller" and "cheers," before teaming up with matt groening on "the simpsons," which premieres on the fox network in 1989. >> matt groening created these characters and this family, but the universe that the simpsons exist in -- the town, the nuclear power plant, mr. burns, all of these different characters... sam simon was the driving force behind that. >> but in 1993, after four trailblazing seasons, sam decides he wants a life outside of television. before quitting, he negotiates a deal giving him continuous credit as an executive producer and a share of the show's annual profit, to the tune of $30 million a year. sam, now twice divorced with no children, turns his energy to what becomes his calling in life -- saving animals, especially dogs. in 2002, at the cost of several million dollars, he creates this lavish, sprawling dog shelter in malibu. one of the neglected pooches that end up at sam's shelter is a 6-month old cane corso, also known as an italian mastiff, a breed some people refer to as "a pit bull on steroids." the big canine is quickly deemed too aggressive to stay at the shelter.

the fox business network's jeff flock is live at the chicago mercantile exchange.and other commodities. jeff? >> up today, trace but not much. up 60 cents or so. yeah, it never happened before that we had a dozen consecutive sessions of losses in oil. today we broke it. gas prices, i think, are still going to continue to decline. take a look at where we are today on gas prices compared to a week ago, a month ago. we continue to get declines. 30-plus days of consecutive declines in gas prices. that is good if you have a car. now, according to gas buddy, there's five individual states in the u.s. have that at least one station offering gasoline for less than $2 a gallon. less than $2 a gallon. if you think that is good now, it's going to get better. gas buddy says don't fill up yet. we're likely to see -- this is a tweet -- hundreds of stations at or understood $2 by thanksgiving. that would be nice. everybody going to drive to thanksgiving, may get a break. there you go. >> trace: it would be nice unless you're in california. here it's $3.98. the lowest is about $3.

. >> they use our show as an example of what they don't want to do on the fox network. >> with the employment hormonal therapy, i have developed the ability to breastfeed. >> i remember my mind being blown with things like the dana car have i show, some of the greatest sketch comedy ever on television. nauseated by food is i think one of the purest sketches can ever done. >> today's food is flounder. oh. it's sauteed in a -- oh, spicy butter sauce served on a bed of steamed leeks. >> the dana car have i show is a great example of the shows that gather a lot of amazing people together that didn't quite click in that moment for whatever reason but another way to look at it, liking what if that show had kept going? ca rel and colbert might not have given us such great work. it's like saying abe lincoln's dry goods store gone too son. if only. no -- we needed him for other stuff. >> my first guest has a special tonight on nbc. welcome steve martin. >> steve? hi, david. >> how are you? >> oh, yeah, i was doing that this morning. ively. >> david letterman had his morning show, nobody had ever seen

you're watching the fox business network.0 google workers publishing an open letter today, slamming google, demanding it stop building a censored search engine for china. it's designed to possibly blacklist words like human rights or student protests. fear is that china will use that google search engine to arrest its own citizens and commit even more human rights violations. hillary vaughn has the details. >> reporter: hi, liz. well, these google engineers really are teaming up to take on google, trying to get them to shut down the development of this dragonknew search engine. the googlers calling out google for putting what they call profits over their own company's values that are supposed to include basic human rights. finish the letter writing, quote: drag gone fly in china would establish a dangerous press tent at a volatile political moment, one that would make it harder for google to deny other countries similar concessions, providing the chinese government with ready is the access to user data as required by chinese

fox business network team coverage of all of this, from wall street to the closest races, key battleground states, the great jeff flock in carmel, indiana, kristina partsinevelos in orlando. hillary vaughn is in mace so, arizona. ed lawrence in virginia with one of match-ups could give us indication how tonight is going. we begin with ashley webster down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> hi, connell, melissa. somewhat of a quiet day here on the stock exchange. what we have seen, a lot more buying than selling. the dow up 174. the s&p and nasdaq moving higher. investors like everyone else in the country, around the world, wanting to see what the makeup of congress will be like after today's election of the let me begin with taking a look at the stock of apple, if we can. apple has been hit pretty hard. in fact the stock has been down 8% since last thursday's earnings. the disappointed, concerns about production of iphone xr product lines, there are concerns, you name it about apple. managing to turn it around. down 8 1/3% since last thursday. today apple's stock up about 1%. b

fox business network jeff flock with the latest from chicago. jeff?rms of oil. we're down 7% today, charles. down to 555.69 -- $55.69 a barrel. the 12th straight decline for oil. that's never before happened in history, in the history of oil futures trading which dates back to the early 1980s. we're now in what you call a bear market. that is to say, if we put the graphic up, a 20% decline since the most recent peak which was around $76 a barrel. we're now at $55. why is this happening? we're in an oversupply situation. we thought with sanctions against iran, we thought with perhaps cuts in opec production, that we would actually have problems and oil prices would be going up. just the opposite has happened. the president has been jaw boning what we used to call jaw boning the market down. today in this day and age it's actually tweeting the market down saying he does not want higher oil prices and consequently higher gas prices. the gas prices have been going the other way. a month ago, $2.90. a week ago, $2.75. today, $2.68. after today's fall i can

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host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. enjoining us on the couch today, david avella. he has outnumbered. thanks for joining us. so much to get you today. >> david: much to get into today. i look forward to it. >> melissa: you've got the g20, and all the particle wrinkling. we're glad you're here. let's get to it. as we await the president's second meeting of prime minister abe, along with india's prime minister, the white house is denying reports from russian media that president trump and russian president putin will have a brief meeting at the g20. yesterday, president trump canceled a meeting with putin over a growing confrontation between russia and ukraine. today the white house said there is "no scheduled pole-aside," and a short time ago, press secretary sarah sanders saying "the russian witch hunt hoax, which is hopefully no nearing an end, is doing very well. unfortunately, it probably does undermine our release trip with russia. however, the reason for our canceled meeting is ukraine. hopefully that will be reso

at jessica tarlov, and joining us on the couch today, the host of "bulls and bears" on the fox business network, david as unpaid he's outnumbered, but not really. because there are some bears on wall street today! >> harris: apple is a bear today! >> david: it ain't good, it ain't pretty. >> harris: i can't count as big as you can, but -- >> david: it's a nasty day on the street. >> melissa: they go. the trump administration pushing back of a decision at the border, home land security and the justice department releasing a statement saying "our asylum system is broken and it is being abused by tens of thousands of meritless claims every year. it is absurd that a set of groups can be found to have standing to sue to stop the entire federal government from acting so that illegal aliens can receive a government benefit to which they are not entitled." this, as that apartment of homeland security's warning for more than 500 criminals are traveling with the caravan that smashed on the oversight of this indigo border crossing. meanwhile, people waiting to apply for asylum in the u.s. also, the pentag

. >>> join me every weekday on the fox business network, tune in weekdays from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m.astern for "mornings with maria." that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'll see you again next time. >> an 8-year-old gets a very strange inheritance. >> when my dad died, everyone was heartbroken. >> but what does a boy do with a winery? >> the funniest thing is when i would tell my friends' parents, and they would totally freak out. >> talk about getting your feet wet in a new business. >> drink it. it's grape juice. >> that is really good. >> but how does the family keep it from dying on the vine? >> i didn't know anything about wine except that i like to drink it. >> so what's the heir going to do when he grows up? >> i'm trying to prove that i'm not the owner's kid who just gets handed these things. [ cork pops ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

let's talk about this with our guests we have fox business network susan li back with us, along with fox news contributor gary kaminsky and cfra investment analyst lindsay bell. lindsay let me start with you. the numbers look good on retail sales, right? >> oh, absolutely this is undoubtedly going to be a very strong holiday shopping season the consumer is feeling confidence, they have more money in their pockets thanks to the tax policy at the end of last year they're out there shopping but there are some cracks starting to show in the economy. the consumer has been really the backbone of this economy for the last couple of years and business investment is slowing that tells us what the fed said so these are some of the things we'll need to watch jobless claims are starting to rise so while we're in a good position now we need to be sanguine. david: to say we're in a good position i think gary is an understatement. we have never in my lifetime had more jobs than people looking for jobs which is what we had this past several months we've got this economy at least compared to the obama

viewers didn't see it because fox and other networks airing nfl games won't televise the anthem live this season to diffuse the controversy. colin kaepernick was the first to take a knee in 2016. other players around the league followed suit. it became a big political issue when president trump called it unpatriotic. this appears to be the second time a cheerleader took a knee. the bay area news group reports two gold rush cheerleaders kneeled last year on christmas eve. i reached out to the 49ers for a statement. i have yet to hear back. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. a high-speed chase took police officers across the east bay. it finally ended with a violent crash and an officer-involved shooting. >> shots fired. >> it started yesterday afternoon as a call of an armed man in vallejo and quickly turned into a high-speed police chase on east bay freeways. it finally ended 30 miles away with a crash on international boulevard in oakland. vallejo police fired multiple shots at the driver after he tried to get out of his suv. the suspect was

fox news. there's this simbiosis. >> you said on twitter, it's not a state-sponsored network, it's now a tv-sponsored state. like fox sponsors the government, that's your view. >> yeah, it really is. and it feels like -- and there's this insane feedback loop where trump tweets something he saw on fox news, it will get amplified by fox and it will rile trump up and he'll make government policy on it. it's nuts. >> here's a part of what "the guardian" said, so he attacks the press and the broadcast media that raise questions about him that don't give him fidelity and loyalty. but the question, zurawik, a lot of conservatives saw this quote from clinton and said, she's attacking the press. she's acting just like trump, it's inappropriate. do you see a similarity between her critiques and trump's critiques? >> look, hillary clinton, i have to be honest, was no friend of the press. the clintons were no friends of the press. most successful politicians are not friends of the press. and think of how her team went at "the new york times" when they were reporting during the campaign. hillary clinton is not a

now >> right >> where they have been grown and nurture because nobody wants to live without the fox network and fox news oh by the way, you got to take regional sports, you know, it is a bundle >>> ye >> yep >> i think mclaughlin is the best buyer it would be embarrassing disney to pay 15 and turn around and sell it at 8 i think that's reality >> due diligence will commence next week. you are not going to get the second round until the middle, let's call itit, of december, it looks like haven't heard back from amazon yet, no comment from them. it is very interesting. >> just a second you slipped in a key piece of information, which is the government, chinese government. >> yeah, julia boorstin reporting it yesterday, confirmed -- >> just saying that was something -- >> big deal. >> -- we were worried about. >> some saw it as a positive that chinese approved it and others said where is the other deal >> glass half full, half empty it was interesting makes me feel like i like amazon more. >> we'll follow it closely and all the opportunities we may see there. >>> let's check in with rick sante

networking. watching cnn, msnbc. i watched foxews this morning to get a different opinion. -- we are not just one-dimensional or getting information. i tried to convey to her i want you to be open-minded. we look at various different media channels. for the most part i follow msnbc and cnn, as well as online avenues. i network. from various different sources. host: i suppose she has made a decision about the texas senate race. caller: yes, she has. she educated me on the senator. i was not educated on beto. we did vote for him, but she was the one who has given me insight for,what he was running what was important and why it was important to her. host: leticia telling herstory from grand prairie, texas. we will talk about the idea of youth engagement in campaign 2018, and getting your thoughts on -- if you're a younger voter, a first-time voter, if you fall into the younger brackets about the issues you are concerned about, people you are voting for, what you think the vote turnout will be. the rest of us can participate. if you f

lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good night. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, major market turmoil today, the dow jones industrial fell more than 2%. today's huge selloff erased all of the gains of this year. the nasdaq and the s&p also suffering huge losses. president trump, as usual, looking at the positives in this economy and there are a lot of them. the president saying the united states will be fine despite the market downturn, also strongly recommending that the federal reserve stop raising interest rates. economist author

and there is a lot more than just policy on-line, fox business network gerri willis with lowdown on someaces to watch. reporter: hello, great to see i, governor race. they are in focus for redistricting, redrawing congressional maps after within 20 --2020 census, governor in many states have veto power over those maps. and republicans hold 33 governorships, let's look at 4 content shoes races. florida. ron desantis with andrew gillum in a bruising fight, that turned on race. desantis accused gillum of corruption, an fbi investigation, has roped in gillum pals, they are miles apart on issue, gillum a progressive, advocating medicare for all and higher corporate taxes, and desantis a trump conservative. >> number two georgia, hard to miss this race, attracted oprah and john legend campaigning for stacey abrams, who aims to be first black women governor, she facing secretary of state brian kemp. voting right is a bigis issue here. associated press found 70% of 53 thousand newly suspended registrations were for black georgians, a federal judge called for an adjustment in voting require am. >

he today, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. jessica tarlov. i was the "fox & friends" we can, pete hegseth. outnumbered, we say, but not really. let me tell you by. both kennedy and pete are part of our new streaming service, fox nation. along with many other fox personalities. congratulations on the lunch today. >> pete: it's in the inauguration. it's like there's a little buzz in the building. have you downloaded the app, all of you? >> harris: i have it, but i have a button with her face on it. [laughter] i went to the fox nation tent and hung out. >> kennedy: when you were part of fox nation you get to go to special events where you meet fox personalities. >> pete: that are already events planned around the country. >> harris: i might have to drop by with you guys. >> pete: you are always welcome. >> harris: we will talk about it the summer. let's get down to the news. republican incumbent cindy hyde-smith is facing off against mike espy, both facing controversies in the final stretch. to

got jonas max ferris, max bunce founder, lauren simonetti, cohost of "fbn:am" here on the fox business network. adam lashinsky come executive editor at fortune and ceo and cofounder of the digital. last but not least, fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino peter jonas and adam are both fox contributors. shares of apple sink in after hours despite earnings and revenue. investors scared by disappointing outlook for this quarter heading into the holiday season. guys, what did you make of it? the stock down about four and a quarter. lauren: i think it's going to turn around, david. record profit once again. record sales. they are showing that more expensive iphone serb boosting their selling price and we may not be upgrading as often as we usually do but we are still upgrading those new phones come expect that those look really good. >> except they're too expensive. you're not getting this as a gift anywhere once they got around a thousand dollars. interesting they can charge so much for a phone and in a few days it makes you wonder how high can they go? $1300 phone. what's the price

your service, thank you for watching, have a wonderful thanksgiving, lou dobbs is next on fox business network a good weekend. >> good evening, i much ashley in for lou, our top stories, supreme court chief justice john roberts weighing into politics day after trump slams an active obama act pointed federal judge for ruling against trump asylum prob la maproclamation that wouh en our borders. roberts said there no such thing as a obama judge. take up that chief justice's comments and why he should stay out of politics with former