doing you know what's it going to say that things like the headquarters of harley how did you know that was. a member nick what was the how rigid. they were at the new york state museum with our campers and we're here to see just the exhibits of new york state natural history animals of the past and future indian. records and things the museum normally closes at five every night that we're able to be here tonight. because volunteers from the museum have come back late at night open the doors for us a lot of scrimmage down. the line and signature a little bit but. yeah. i live in queens new york. and i don't come every year but i started coming here when i was two years old so i basically grew up here i've been coming with my older brother chris but my older brother having experience just it's hard you know he doesn't really go outside during the day it's hard to like king out with people during the nighttime because either people have school or work so he you know he's either inside all the time or you know they just pull for walks so when he comes here just he's able to do whatever he

growth certainly a couple of interesting trends came out of friday we'll see what happens today >> harley, howormous growth you've seen. is that because people were spending more or is that because shopify now has more businesses it's tracking? >> there's a couple things happening now. black friday and cyber monday, that weekend is beginning earlier on we started seeing sales from our 600,000 merchants start as early as monday of last week so it is definitely extending. we're also seeing that the black friday, cyber monday trend is expanding beyond the u.s so other countries are also participating from a consumer perspective. but the other i think more interesting piece of this is that while amazon will always have a place in e-commerce and will always play a big role for the things you need to buy, your shampoo and your toothpaste and your tool et paper and your detergent, people want to buy the products direct to consumer is a fad, that thought is ridiculous i think people will want to buy products from the people that make the products. and most of those stores whether it's all birds or kyl

how we closed this afternoon. better check this one out harley-davidson showing off newest bike something different it be. tric -- no loud b twin engine rumbling between your legs how will that go over with the harley faithful we asked the biker, a biker important guy chris cox, better ask him if the electric car. president trump claim to have neutralized threat but north korea still working on its ballistic missile program? i'm going to get into that one and mark zuckerberg refusing to get into facebook and should he not be testifieding his industry. steve hilton joins us on that one. stay with us. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. these are affordable, all-in-one plans that help pay for doctor visits, hospital stays and emergency care. but they also include prescription drug coverage. in fact, last year humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $6,900 on average on their prescription costs. cal

we know how he reacted to harley a few months ago we'll see if he has word on this one.hil, we'll be coming back to you. and we'll talk to bob lutz in less than a half hour about this very story. >>> new data from adobe saying today will be the biggest online shopping day in u.s. history contessa brewer is live at an aem amazon fulfillment center in new jersey and has more. >> reporter: hi there, morgan. all 14 miles of conveyer inside this million square foot facility are dedicated today to fulfilling cyber monday orders, coming in fast and furious amazon has some competition ahead of it. it is trying to best its own record set last cyber monday in 2017, when it was the biggest day ever, selling 83 million items if you do the math, comes out to 3.5 million items an hour significant. all these items go out, sent to homes from here around the country. here at this fulfillment center, one of 110 nationwide, and one of 25 robotic centers globally, they can process these very quickly and efficiently. they still need human beings, some 2500 people work here talk about numbers

harley hasn't said how much it will cost or how long it can go on a single charge but a prototype getsas a range of 60 miles. >>> some draft scripts from "the wizard of oz" will hit the auction blocks, including 150 pages that detail how the movie evolved ahead of filming. it is expected to fetch $1.2 million. >>> small business optimism at a record high under the trump economy. i want to know, with the democrats taking control of the house, are mom and pop businesses getting worried? we will ask someone who knows. >>> check the market. off the lows of the day but still way down. we are down 188 points. that's about three-quarters of 1%. we'll be right back. stuart: we're off the lows of the day but still down sharply, 189 points as we speak. most of the dow 30 are in the red. the price of oil struggled back to $60 a barrel. it had been down at $59. that was a breakthrough and gas prices continue to fall, down 30 days in a row. the national average is now $2.72 per gallon. >>> joining us, fox news contributor john layfield. i say that that plunge in the gas price especially is unmitiga

past year plus, whether it's lockheed martin and boeing, whether it's harley davidson, amazon, and of course now gm. in terms of howve seen those situations play out, is there a tact that ceos can take or have taken that have proven more successful in terms of being able to execute on their strategies and continue to work well with the white house versus others >> they have tried various strategies i think it's a great question. part of the question should also be what the white house needs to learn to better engage the u.s. business community it's a two-way street here the u.s. business community for the most part, major big company ceos have great trepidation about the trump administration smaller company ceos were excited about the promise. and then as president trump took over, their skepticism melted away, they were quite excited. in early 2017 there was a great sense of alignment and enthusiasm about reduction of regulatory problems and some other issues on immigration and others they had hopes for. tax reform was a big one that dissipated, of course, in the summer of 2017 when he attacked merck and ken frazi

how it works? >> wait a minute, i think the president challenged harley davidson and got into it and argue would theming plants overseas. and there was the famous case going to indianapolis trying to save that plant, and we find out the promises were not made. you don't get this down by sort of bluster. this is hard work, and i think the president probably knows that, but you've got to be careful with your rhetoric. one thing you don't want to deal with people in that part of ohio or any part of the country is to make a promise to them you can't keep. false hope leads to big problems, it leads to damaged dreams. don't false hope. maybe there can be something that can be worked out with gm, mab we can repurpose the plan. but as i talk to the vindicator today i said, look, i'm not going to promise you false things. i can't promise this thing is all going to work out, but we're going to do our level best. >> i'm not going to ask you the question everyone always asks you now these days which are you going to be running for president or against president trump in a republican primary -- >> you just asked

how these things work? by presidential fiat? >> i think the president challenged harleyand got into it and was arguing and yelling at them and they're now building plants overseas. and then there was the famous case of going to indianapolis trying to save that company and we find out that the promise there is were not made. you don't get this done by just sort of bluster, this is hard work. i think the president probably knows that but you have to be careful with your rhetoric. one thing you don't want to do with people in that part of ohio or any part of the country is to make a promise you can't keep. false hope leads to big problems. it leads to damaged dreams. don't false hope. that doesn't mean we don't have hope. maybe there can be something that can be worked out with gm. maybe we can repurpose the plant. we will be in the process of helping employees look for other work but as i talked to the youngtown vindicator today, i said i won't promise you false things. i can't promise that this thing is all going to work out but we'll do our level best. >> i'm not going t

harley rouda has the lead 46-45%. >> i want to bring in a repor r reporter eugene scott. howre the candidates bracing for tomorrow? >> i think they're doubling down on what messages they've been communicating to their bases to ensure turnout. the republicans are following trump's lead, at least not pushing back on him, reminding voters that it was anxiety about immigration that led them to back the president and that he will campaign and lead an administration that will address those fears and make america great as far as they define things to be, which is the way america used to look in the past demographically. i think democrats are doing the exact opposite, trying to commune taicate it is not going be fear mongering that they think will make america its best yet. >> let's switch gears for a moment and focus in on one of these states. there is the state of georgia. now you have brian kemp the secretary of state making an accusation that the democrats tried to hack voter registration in that state. it's kind of interesting to hear that coming from brian kemp. he rejected hel

talking about kentucky bourbon, harley davidson motorcycles and midwestern soybeans and maine lobsters have become retaliatory targets. here's reporter sean donnan on howtracked in trump's trade war. >> trade wars don't happen in isolation. they happen in conjunction with a lot of other forces. and one of the things that i started learning is -- as i scratched the surface in terms of the lobster industry is they're getting hit hard by the tariffs. but they're also getting hit shard by the tariffs at a time when things are really good in the lobster industry and are things really good? that's a combination of factors from climate change to globalization. carol: wait, wait. slow down. you got to dig into this. there were things i had no idea. talk to us about climate changes and how it has been beneficial to the lobster industry because that doesn't make sense to me. jason: and lobster eaters. carol: yeah. exactly. >> so it's a fascinating phenomenon. you look at lobster production in maine, the number of lobsters -- from world war ii into the 1980's it's pretty steady at about 20 million pounds a year. and then all of a sudden what starts happening is t

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how would he play with trump. >> he is in the race of his life. everybody knew that going on. harley raised a lot of money. is a lot of money in this race. russia became a big issue over the course of the last several years. 70% reporting. razor thin margin. 820 votes ahead for harley rouda. there were a lot of pickup opportunities. there were four clear pickup opportunities in a part of the state that used to be the bastion of republican politics. mitt romney cleaned up in orange county. these republican incumbent, dana rohrabacher, three decades in the house, there is a reason they always win here. this visit fits the math of districts that have started to move heavily away from president trump over the course of the last two years. and there is a possibility that dana rohrabacher becomes a casualty of that. keep in mind, 820 rotes ahead. and ontario 70% reporting. we're still seeing the fluidity of the races still reporting out in california. >> all right. we have the california 39. why is this race important? because we could have a first here. the first korean woman to sit in the congress, period. and

how this is going to affect us. we even have republicans saying it is going to cause permanent damage to the state. when we have a cornerstone of our economy, harleyavidson talking about moving jobs out because of it, that is a problem. that is a problem. when we talk about beer manufacturers, the cost of aluminum going up. for the farmers, we are borrowing money from china but we are paying that back at interest, and we are giving that to farmers to subsidize them for not selling anything. . that's a crazy economic policy. let's talk about these issues with people is going to effect let's geto affect, them involved and find an intelligent, long-term solution. what the president is doing is bringing people back to the table, countries back to the to ultimately get trade deals in the best interests of american workers and farmers. nafta, canada, when i started the campaign went to a dairy breakfast, talking about struggles dairy farmers face to export milk to canada. convoluteda milk-pricing scheme. this trade deal makes it a much better deal for american dairy farmers, wisconsin dairy farmers, to export their milk from wisconsin to canada. we have

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how did dana roherbacher do? >> keep in mind, it will take some time for the officials to do in california. and when i say some time, i mean weeks. harleying rohrabacher. and the tendency in california, we did see this in that top two primary in june took a couple of weeks for the results to come in. the tendency is those later votes do tend to be a little more democratic than republican so that might bode well for the democrats there and in these other district necessary californ -- districts in california. >> can we just marvel at steve kornacki. first of all, he's been.up for two days and he's still bringing the thunder. but also, the ability he has to touch a map and tell the county and its population and how they've voted, this guy is on a different level. >> he's rainman. >> your 10-year-old son said as he was watching -- >> are you going to do this? >> he said i don't think steve kornacki does anything else in his life. so we'll have to show some other dimensions in his life. >> he did call and he's like like, i don't know if steve kornacki can do anything else in his life. >> can i test it? >> sure. >> steve, tell me about calif

harley ruda he has called for impeaching trump. this is 10th congressional district, central valley, large latino population, general denham, against democrat josh hearter, all voted for hillary clinton in 2016. interesting to see how the house makeup. stuart: darrell issa, you're from california, call the five tossup races please? >> jeff denham has been beating the odds in a nine-point plus democratic district for a long time because he and his wife reach out to the community, understand it, speak spanish an have been nothing but fabulous for every part of that distribute. so i show jeff as a keep. dana rohrabacher in the fight of his life but i think he explained the real difference for the people of orange county and after millions of dollars, three to one spending against him, he is still slightly ahead in the polls. i call that as a yes. mimi walters are calling tossup. she has been a city councilwoman, a mayor, we keep here. my old district, to be candid was never in play, that one is not going to stay as republican. most of it actually was an area we took away from democrats in redistricting. the last one that i think is worth noting is ed royce's district. he is retiring. kim is an amazing candidate. she i

how donald trump has led this country so far. >> i worry about the taxes that could just go way up in florida if gillum is elected. >> it is about jobs. harleyay in florida but all the candidate s barnstorming we reached out to mayor gillum, so we can bring that to you perhaps tomorrow guys. ed: griff by the way i want to be a gentlemen, a lot of people don't know you and i are in the same fox news washington d.c. fantasy football league and you've been traveling a lot i'm facing off with you this weekend and you have an empty spot for your running back. if i didn't tell you, you would lose a lot of points but i know you've been traveling i feel so bad i want to be a gentleman go pick your running back before 1:00 p.m. eastern. okay buddy? griff: thank you i'll do that right away i appreciate that and may the best man win. ed: it's going to be but okay. >> katie: whether it's sports or elections as we're covering here today, the total number of ballots for early voting is breaking amazing records 33 million plus early ballots have been already cast, 28 states with washington d.c. surpassing their 2014 total early voting records, in states th