we need david perdu and senator kelly loeler back in the unit states senate. thank you, kly.i know you're out here today same rean i am because of the two extraordinary people. but we're also here because of all we accomplished together with their support and und the leadership of predent donald trump. i mn, think about it. four years ago, we inherited a military that have been hallowed out by devastating budget cs and a economy that was struggling to break out of the slowest recovy since the great depression trorism was on the rise aroundorld and we witnessed a steady assault on most cherished value. but under the leadership for president donald trump, with these strong allies in the nate, we rebuilt our military. we revived our economy. we secured our border, stood withaw enforcement and fought for lifend liberty and the constitution of the united states of america. [cheering and applause] you know, it's amazing, so you may not know that actually we're a little bit of a military family at the pence household. i'm the proud father of a united states marine. [applause] d one

we need you to vote, take your friends, kelly are -- kelly and i are asking you to stand with us andake sure we send this to america, we need your help to make sure that the road to socialism never runs through the state of georgia. [applause] help, by getting our vote out again -- and i say outn, by getting the vote again we will tell america in the democratic party and the world that the work we have done in the last four years have not , we are not -- naught going to protect the work of donald trump and mike pence over the last four years that made america great again. [applause] it is my honor to be running for the seat along with kelly leffler. done a phenomenal job of stepping up after their race and getting behind kelly loeffler and me and i want to call doug out and thank him for that personally. and i want to thank you for being so involved in getting us to this point, we are this close, all we have got to do is finish it. we burned the ships, we cannot go back, we have got to go forward to january 5 and make sure the democrats leave with their tails wagging behind them and

we need you to vote, take your friends, kelly are -- kelly and i are asking you to stand with us andake sure we send this to america, we need your help to make sure that the road to socialism never runs through the state of georgia. [applause] help, by getting our vote out again -- and i say outn, by getting the vote again we will tell america in the democratic party and the world that the work we have done in the last four years have not , we are not -- naught going to protect the work of donald trump and mike pence over the last four years that made america great again. [applause] it is my honor to be running for the seat along with kelly leffler. done a phenomenal job of stepping up after their race and getting behind kelly loeffler and me and i want to call doug out and thank him for that personally. and i want to thank you for being so involved in getting us to this point, we are this close, all we have got to do is finish it. we burned the ships, we cannot go back, we have got to go forward to january 5 and make sure the democrats leave with their tails wagging behind them and

and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: hey, morning.. >> ryan: do you know that we're--our show is called "live," and when i text about our show to people, like in my schedule and things like that, it corrects it to "love." so welcome to "love." >> kelly: aww, that's sweet. >> ryan: right? i mean, of all the autocorrects, that one is one i don't go back and change. >> kelly: that is nice. >> ryan: "love with kelly and ryan." >> kelly: you know, my phone now autocorrects words that ought not to be autocorrected. it's like-- >> ryan: but you have to fight with it; i argue with it. >> kelly: if i'm trying to s

kelly?u're right to emphasize that sports betting is not that big a part of the business might be big for draftkings but for other casinos online gaming is a much bigger deal. >> and even draftkings -- sorry. >> others had their eyes in the sky. go ahead, conit's,a real quickly. >> just draftkings and fan duel are really focused on the i-gaming talking over each other because of the delay. >> just a teens bit, not as bad as if we were in said. michael sheets, good to have you back we like a chance to have you back with us what do you think is significant especially for an investor-minded audience here that people need to think about with the success of this launch yesterday? >> that's right,ings kelly right now behind me spacex's falcon 9 rocket launched here from nasa's kennedy space center lifting through u.s. astronauts and one japanese astronaut into orbit. the key fact about this is that it is the first operational mission for spacex meaning that nasa has certified the company's spacecr

kelly? >> hopefully, maybe. steve, thank you very much we look forward to that tomorrow t.steve liesman. if the polls are right about a bide ebb win that would seem to leave little chance of a lame duck stimulus bill before the end of the week but if a covid deal continue to get worse could a bipartisan deal happen joining me is the chief economist at pantheon economics and michael strain is with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. michael, let me is that right with you what do you think it the odds are of a stimulus bill coming if we maybe game out different scenarios. in what scenario would it be most likely to happen before the end of the year and in what scenario would it be least likely, do you think >> i guess the most likely scenario is the scenario where president trump wins re-election and the republicans hold senate because that kind of freezes in place a political status quo that makes the election less important and that makes the turnover to a new congress an

now you have mark kelly and kerstin cinema apparently at the helm here from arizona. >> kelly joining a group of former elite astronauts who have served in congress, of course, arguably the most notable being john glenn who served ohio for i believe the better part of 25 years, glenn the first american to orbit the earth. i want to go back to you, mr. kornacki, and ask you a question that a lot of folks at home are probably asking right now. we can call this race for mark kelly, but we cannot call this race in arizona for joe biden. why would that be? >> put them side by side here, here is biden and trump in the presidential race, the gap there 43,000 votes, 1.4%. take a look at the senate race, a little wider, 51.7 to 48.3, 103,000 votes, 3.4. trump and mcsally both running from behind here, but mcsally was running from further behind. so that latest patbatch of vote that we were talking about was bad news for trump was devastating news for mcsally. she's running farther behind than trump. she needed that to maintain any viability here in terms of being able to win this race. >> all

this is so real he can hear the crowd yelling his name. >> kelly! kelly! kelly! yeah, sure. sure. sure, that's why i can't stand my officers -- my petty officer. because he tries to get you back to work? if any of you guys don't like these man-to-man combat drills. >> i always did hate them. coaxial have to be a real saw bones to figure that out. you got a inferiority dingus. like what they used to call an inferiority complication. >> it says when you feel you cannot keep up with the competition, you may begin to blame the task you're dealing with instead of realizing it was your own weakness you are struggling with. >> does it tell me how i can get cured? >> well, sure. you have to know something about it. everybody has inferiority. it's not that bad. it helps us a lot of the time because we try to improve ourselves. it do something that turns out good, that helps us, but there's always inferiority with all people. health iss mental just applying common sense to your problems. >> sure, only books got to put it in fancy words. >> it's hard to recognize jealousy i

sudden, i am not seaman kelly no more. i seaman kelly.lse. >> and his mind is a 1,000,000 miles away as he dreams himself into an out of world hero. in hirohito's spy palace. a seagoing dick tracy, a, kelly? ♪ >> of course there has to be a reward for a guarantee like that , and it is a real double-barreled homecoming for, yes, admiral kelly. this is so real he could hear the crowd yelling his name. >> kelly, kelly, kelly, get to work. >> yeah, sure. sure. sure that that is why i cannot stand that petty officer. >> because he tries to get you back to work? >> may be some of you guys do not like these men to men, drills. need to be note -- men to figure that would have. >> you've got one of those inferiority things. >> it says here when you have a feeling of inadequacy, when you feel you cannot keep up with the competition you may begin to blame the task you're dealing with instead of realizing it was your own weakness you are struggling with. >> doesn't tell me how i can get cured? >> well, sure. you have to know something about it. every

i'm mark kelly and i approve this message. [video clip] the choice is mark kelly will raise taxes on working families. i will put more money in your pocket. kelly will put bureaucrats in front -- in charge of your health care. i will give you doctors with health plans and protect -- protect pre-existing conditions. i am fighting for stronger borders. mark kelly is for the liberals, and i am with you. host: much will the presidential race affect the u.s. senate race? bit.: i think quite a it is a very unique race. i will not exactly answer your question, but just to say it is quite unprecedented for a challenger to wage such a campaignadvocacy-based , whereas in incumbent is very much attacking that challenger, who really doesn't have a political record. in the past within empirical political science, we see that those kind of races backfire. , it worksivity works meaning it is effective among challengers attacking incumbents. out kelly has tried to stay of that and very rarely mentions martha mcsally by name. we saw this in th

. >> thank you to kelly on texas for suggesting that toss this morning. >> very nice, kelly.if you are in central park you get a chance or riverside park, there's another one in riverside park or follow manhattan bird alert, that's where i want find. thank you very much, kelly. here are a few stories we think you'll talk about today. a frightening scene at

>> i am doing great, hi, kelly. >> kelly: i love the dolls behind you.rs ago with my granddaughters as a fun project. there is a huge community on instagram called doll-stagram and they take the barbies and create a miniature world for them and post on instagram. so i started doing it for my granddaughters and posting the photos on our instagram that took off and became very popular. this year my cell phone attracted me and started sending me barbie dolls for my instagram. >> kelly: you made a can, right? >> i did. i created zoom can be because i was watching all of these people do zoom. and i learned how to do zoom. and then some people on zoom forgot that they were on zoom and were using the bathroom. >> kelly: l, my gosh, one lady in the business meeting. she muted it. >> so i wanted to include all of that in the zoom and we were all learning about it during quarantine. >> kelly: you should do like skipper, like little ones having to do online schooling, and just put barbie in the background losing her mind. i love it. i think it is very creative and

martha mcsally was not successful in arizona astrodomet mark kelly.

it is so real he can hear the crowd yelling his name. >> kelly! kelly! get back to work.y officer. he has a baduse personality or because he brought you back to reality? >> maybe it's that. guys don'tome of you like the man-to-man to combat drills? >> you've got an inferiority dingus. it's like what they call an inferiority complication. >> when you feel you can keep up with the petition you may begin to blame the task instead of realizing it is your own weakness that is troubling you. does it tell me how i can get cured? >> you have to know something about it. everyone has inferiority. inferiority helps us because we try to improve ourselves. if we do something that turns out good that helps but there is always inferiority in all people. says -- doc says mental health is applying common sense to your emotions. it is always hard to recognize jealousy in oneself, for example most of us secretly wish we could be all american athletes. because we can't, we like to say athletes are dumbbells and that is -- that is why we say most beautiful girls are dumb. usee know what it is

this past week kelly. >> all right, dom. the dow sliding today and heading now for a down week. let's go to bob pisani for the action >> the markets are still having a hard time to figure out on what to focus. do you focus on the spring reopening in 2021 and second quarter or on the covid winter right now? today a little more focus on the covid winter the good news is tech which has been a little wobbly this week is holding on. it's not let's ignore tech on a day we're worried about covid. facebook is kind of flat but most of these stocks have been flat this week, which is an okay performance given how far they've come same this evening with the work-from-home companies, slack's had a good week and zoom has had a good week. thematic tech etfs young people love buying these in packages. the cloud computing with wcld, ark innovation, the big investment in tesla, she's been a big success this year, and social media, socl, the one on the bottom people buy thematically these days huge volumes and creations of these etfs throughou

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hi. >> kelly: hi. >> ryan: hello. it is monday, november 23rd of your good, kelly ripa.ou. >> kelly: i'm very excited today because all of the seacrest's are here. not here. they are at home, but they are virtually here. >> rya i

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kelly? >> meg, in all seriousness, can't they meet this weekended are they waiting -- we just got final data from pfizer i suppose, but are they waiting from the same from moderna before they gather in what is going to be about three weeks from now you know, time is of the essence. >> it is, and i asked the same question december 8th feels like an eternity from now, but actually when you think about what needs to happen for the fda to hold this meeting and then to potentially clear the vaccines i mean, it's incredibly fast faster than really we ever see them go. the companies have not yet filed, so they need to prepare their application in addition to all of the safety and efficacy data, they need manufacturing data to submit, so that application is going to go in from both of these companies, pfizer within days can, moderna within weeks the fda needs time to evaluate the data itself, prepare briefing documents for the committee to look at and then the committee will meet and that's why we'r

kelly? you to one of key states now brian sullivan brings him and us to clint, michigan >> layeries larry's for gotten u poll tex than i'll ef know what do i know except the eyeball poll guys. we're in belmont, michigan anecdotally, the eyeball poll is at about 50/50 in terms of signage. trump's got the advantage in terms of bumper stickers and home signs in all of seven or eight states that we've gone to but the tv ads, every commercial break is three ads, generally two for biden, one for trump he has outspent trump 98 million to 28 million in michigan as of this morning every commercial break, guys, the ads. can you see early voting, you talked about it. it's almost double in michigan talked to a bunch of these folks earlier, some of them waiting in line for an hour i can assure you it's cold, it's windy, got a lot of first-time voters out here. they are not going to be denied their chance to put their vote in got a mom with her son in college, first time. i expect larry very much i just w

along with kelly evans, i'mmath. 1,300 points, almost 5%, having its best day since way back in april. small caps, the russell 2000 at a record high, up 6% and it's the nasdaq that's kind of

kelly? >> we'll see if what's happening with home depot is a sign of what's to come there as well >> the whole group of financials is up almost 10%, jpmorgan up 14%, goldman and citi seeing huge moves as well and american express and mastercard are nicely higher amex is the best stock in the dow. paypal and square getting sold off 5, 6%. plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you have to meet a deductible for each and then, you're still responsible for 20 percent of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance, but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look a humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana

[laughter] >> kelly: why? why are you tired?s very busy last night. >> kelly: what were you doing? where are you keeping track of the votes as they were coming in? did

we say thank you tyler and kelly. wilfred frost along with leslie pickert who is in for sara eisen record-setting rally from the pandemic lows continues. the dow crossing 30 for the first time ever. will it stay there we will have to lock at the action easing of political uncertainties. the trump administration approves a

i'm kelly evans. a huge milestone in the stock market today as the dow trades above 30,000 for the first time. everything is working today, all 11 sectors are higher. in fact the underperformers, energy and financials are leading today's gains, and all of this is happening against a backdrop of slowing consumer confidence and rising covid-19 cases across the country let get straight to dom chu. he's got a broader look at today's milestone for us dom? >> it's the k-shaped recovery continuing to widen out with stocks outperforming in a very big way versus the rest of the main street economy in america but take a look at this. as you point out above that 30,000-mark, and imwant to say the day's highs so far, we're talking about 30,117, that's the intraday high so far, so we're pretty close to that at this stage. the s&p 500 up 1.5% and hats been a recent trend. the nasdaq underperforming only a little north of up 1% right now. speaking of. let's put all of these in context, these three major indices in t

and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> kelly: good morning. >> ryan: good morning.hank you all. thank you, thank you. hello, it is monday, novembe november 16th, final few days of 2020. >> kelly: final few days? it feels like an endless journey. to make the is going up.

kelly? >> i believe that, actually. one be thing we learned in our own home search are the ones that looked best online looked worse in person. a word of caution. you've got the vaccine news, you have interest rates on the rebound a little bit so that means mortgage rates on the rebound. the glimmer of hope that robert is about to discuss, in the urban markets because there's such bargain shopping going on, could all of that actually slow the housing market the expectations are still pretty high going into 2021 right now. >> yeah, look, demand is still very strong. that's just because of demographics of the millenials getting into the age where they buy homes. there may be a slight pullback realtor.com reported around the election there was a slight pullback in home sales and a definite in listings it's the mortgage rates going higher that's going to hurt this market if anything we might see a slight pullback as people say, maybe i don't need quite that much home, maybe i won't be working from home next year, but there'

kelly? >> likewise. >> tyler, we want to update everybody now on a story that was hot this summer. you may remember shares of eastman kodak spiking after announcing a huge loan with the government back in july. but then the deal was halted on questions about stock sales by company executives today new details are emerging the company admitting the execs sold shares they didn't even own. let's go to leslie picker to sort this out for us >> that's right. the drama continues for this once american icon, as you mentioned, at the end of july kodak shares soared 1,000% over news they got a government loan to produce ingredients for drug manufacturing. that was halted and what followed was lawsuits. the company says it's cooperating. that's not where this story ends as you mentioned in an earnings call yesterday, the cfo revealed that five former company executives had exercised f forfeited stock options. the internal controls designed to control something like this were, quote, inadequate. kodak s

. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everyone i'm kelly evans. here's what we have on tap the dow giving up an early rally despite more progress on the vaccine front as we sit near record highs with all the good news priced into this market the california exodus. it continues as venture capitalists and co-founder joe lonsdale moves his firm and family out of the golden state to go to texas he'll be here to explain why and marcus lemonis joins us, with a new show on cnbc, highlighting small businesses and the people behind them across the country "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm john fortt take a look at what's driving the market health care stocks the biggest laggards while industrials and financials lead the way. check out the bank names all higher tesla, the big winner. at the highs of the session, helping to turn the nasdaq almost positive, close to break even midday. morgan stanley final upgrading the stock to a buy after a 500% gain this year let's get to bob pisani for more on these markets bob, you got me? ma

we have a fed meeting just an hour away let's dive a little deeper on this rally with bob pisani >> kelly, we have a freight train of a rally the s&p 500 is up 7%, almost 8% this week. we're off our highs. we are approaching those old historic highs 3580 was the historic high on september 2nd. we're only 60 points that's less than 2% from that historic high. this is i fairly broad rally look at the sectors. technology doing really well that's a big growth area, but so is cyclical, like industrial stocks and bank stocks also on the upside consumer staples, health care, more defensive stocks up, but not nearly as much why are we getting this rally? you pick your reasons. the most important one, of course, was no major tax hikes on the horizon, particularly for corporate or capital gains tax that's number one. if you look elsewhere, there's less regulation of tech and health care involved of course, we're talking about a meeting today of the central banks, the federal reserve they may increase their qe we don't know about the fed, but bank of england has already. there's some talk that the e

i'm kelly evans. this is "the exchange" and stocks are moving today. dow down 308 today but we're still on pace to close out a month of monster gains and record highs bullion versus bitcoin bitcoin nearing all-time highs, a look at these two and holiday shopping in full swing who could take the retail crown as shoppers move out of the store and online, but let's begin with the markets this hour and bob pisani is here with the numbers for us hi, bob. >> hello, kelly, good to see you at always. we're off of the lows but not by much 3-1 declining stocks and not surprised we have a lull bit of pull back. in the a lot of news to stimulate this little pullback that we got but considering the s&p 500 up 10, maybe 11%, this is how it ends up. this is in the top ten months of all time that we've seen quite a move from the s&p and if you look at what's down today, the stuff that has had the biggest month throughout the stock. those value stocks what's value mostly energy and bank stocks. cyclicals have had a bi

kelly, back to you >> seema, thank you very much.unch," we're awaiting comments from president donald trump regarding drug pricing and the newly announced covid-19 vaccine we'll bring it to you live when it happens plus, taking stock at thanksgiving amid the pandemic while smaller holiday parties could impact food stocks, winter lockdowns may bring stronger demands. this when "power lunch" returns. welcome to a better way to live. is that your home? dun, dun ,dun. hold on, stop! you accessorize with a sloth? this is belt. [ chuckling ] great sash. oo-la la! >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm sue herera here is your cnbc news update. the toronto raptors are going to be calling tampa, florida home that's where they'll have to start their season after failing to get government approval to play in canada >>> a new cdc study shows just how much mask mandates can help. it looked at what happened in kansas in july after the governor required the use of face coverings in the 24 counties that went along with that order, covid-19 cases fell 6% o

kel kelly. >> u.s. stocks are up today.merging market are outperforming since the march lows and 'tis the season for retail we'll explore that after the break. sta wi stay with us this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ >>> welcome back to power lunch. i'm seema mody emerging markets are higher today and even outperforming the s&p 500 since the march low for whether this run can continue, let's bring in the trading nation team. michael, you're not actually a fan of investing in emerging markets but you are recommending clients to get exposure to china,

. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!"om the award-winning series, "the crown," gillian anderson. and we will check in with the new bachelorette, tayshia adams. plus a new york woman who became a hero is our good news story of the day. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: thank you so much. good morning. >> kelly: morning. [cheers and applause] >> ryan: it is monday, november 9th. the planned to my right and you're right dies, i will know why. >> kelly: no, i didn't put it in the plant. i put it by the

. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!"hn tells us about his "freaky" new film. and a former navy lieutenant from pennsylvania is our at-home story of the day. plus, we will open up their inbox and respond to some of your questions and comments. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: thank you. thank you all so very much. we need it. it's wednesday, november 11th, 2020. saluting the veterans on this veterans day. [applause] >> kelly: our parents. all of our parents. let's see. >> ryan: you have to that's. >> kelly: i do.

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kelly. right now the race is too close to call, and it looks like, as many people have predicted, we're headed to not only a recount but likely some legal challenges over the next several weeks. >> so, phil, let's talk about the prospect of a recount for a moment i know we haven't done a lot of reporting on this yet, but if that's the case, do you have any idea what coined of time frame we're looking at >> i don't the elections commission was asked about the process, and they said there is a -- a defined process that happens for all recounts and that it begins by going through the results on a city and county level and then going through the results on a statewide level, and that obviously, according to the trump campaign, that's what they want to see. so we'll see that play how the here over the next several weeks, but at this point the state of wisconsin is targeting december 1st that's the deadline that they have had in their for months as to when they begin certifying their results. obvi

democrats control congress, in an important race, kelly david purdue,kelly loeffler jan. if the senate's were ever go to the democrats, god help us, that would mean we saw far left extremism like never before. as chuckie says, everything is ion the table. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, aoc, breaking tonight, we are now learning that biden plans to tap longtime aid ron who ran the h1 n1, remember last year he said, we did everything wrong when asked about their response to the swine flu pandemic? by the way, the same guy who headed up the gore recount effort in 2000 that lasted 27 days. we forgot about that. here to break it all down, the architect, fox news can ship your karl rove. all right, mr. architect.

kelly? >> yeah. megan, you know, i encourage everyone to go back and watch the executive interviews that you did this morning but my takeaways from regeorgeon on the one hand were that their treatment could be really useful in terms of preventing the spread of covid, maybe even plea venting covid itself from aft zeneca i thought it was interesting how, you know, they are learning as well about the dosage combination that makes it more effective, so some really interesting stuff in both of those, but here's my question for you. you know, here we have these scientific trials that, you know, these are not embargoed, you know, sort of monthly data releases from the u.s. government why is that -- they are being released all of them on monday morning, three monday mornings in a row i mean what, explains that timing >> that's such a good question, kell, and that's not something that had occurred to me to ask, but i don't know if it's that these data safety monitoring boards meet on fridays and look at the d

>>all right kelli meyer live for us tonight in wilmington delaware kelly, thank you.

guest: again, it is trending in the biden and kelly direction. if you take the 2018 race ally and kyrsten sinema, they went for kristin cinema and that was one of the reasons why in this case we saw wheret -- a blue shift kristin cinema was able to pick up votes in the days after the election. host: we talk about the presidential race, but there is a senate race going on with martha mcsally and retired astronaut mark kelly. what does that race look like in arizona right now? guest: this is an interesting senate race in a number of ways. the campaign has been really unique. has a much larger

kelly?you. >>> coming after this quick break the dow is lower that's perhaps not surprising given this week's monster rally. maybe more surprising stocks aren't pulling back more after an 8% gain more on that after this quick break here on "power lunch." sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... boss: doug? sorry about that. umm...what...its...um... boss: you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> welcome back one hour left in the trading session this week. dow is down 75 points, trying to turn positive. but the s&p and nasdaq are also down still by a hair tyler, it has been a pleasure. it has been one for the ages >> likewise? we will see you on monday. have a great weekend, everybody. "closing bell" sta

>>kelly you're breaking up a little bit we might have to come back to kelly. >>again she is a she isn't. delaware and we're waiting for joe biden who we think is going to address the nation tonight. there was some question of whether he would do it unless the race was called last we heard he probably is going to speak of course hundreds of thousands of votes have yet to be counted and as they are coming in we're keeping an eye on the electoral map kron four's graham lotus has been tracking the numbers for us all week, he joins us now back here in studio at the big board with a look at the race to 2.70 how many days are going to keep doing this guy's a be a think no clear cut answer at least not yet in terms of. >>who is going to actually win this thing certainly joe biden. is the front-runner right now based not only on the current electoral count. but also the way key states that have not yet been called are trending and georgia is extremely close georgia and pennsylvania since we saw you last night have turned to light blue that means that joe biden is now l

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you are up to date, kelly. i'll send it back to you see you next hour. >> all right sue. thank you very much. sue herera >> let's get a check on markets right now. the dow up 688 points at session highs today. up 523 today so about 150 off that level and pretty strong and consistent gains across all the major averages we're locking at 2%, just thereabouts for the dow and for the nasdaq, the s&p up 1%, and that tells you about some of the sectors. looking at the fang stocks, they are among the biggest gainers, facebook, apple, amazon, they are having a pretty strong session right now. facebook is up 2.5%. the chips are also hour with the rest of the market taiwan semi and nvidia, the biggest movers there generally speak and there's nvidia up more than 3% right now. take a look at tesla right now that stock building on400% gain this year, also up nicely today by nearly 6%, and let's take a look at how stocks have done in general under the trump presidency all three major indices have done pretty well the dow up 40%, the s&p up 48% and the nasdaq has doubled, up 101% during

kelly maintained an edge in the polls. if he were to win, this would billion the first time a the state of the arizona could send two democrats to the senate since 1953. that's about 68 years. and i can tell you, george, again, this is that senate seat that belonged to john mccain. his wife cindy endorsed joe biden, but the voters we spoke with didn't care much about the endorsements. >> two big issues in arizona, covid and its impact on the community. >> reporter: covid impacted on the latino community, and of course we have been talking about this so long, this is a community that has been hit disproportionately hard. some experts say this is a community devastated by covid. george. >> we are now going to hear house speaker nancy pelosi is coming out to speak to the cameras. >> thank you for joining us. i know transportation is always challenging in the time of coronavirus, but thank you for joining us virtually here this evening so i can praise you for retaining our house democratic majority. under your leadership, mada

i'm kelly evans.o some trading nation the fed discussing additional asset purchases at its last meeting as they settle into lower for longer interest rates. you can see the ten-year yield zipping after that cross financials are up big in november the second biggest gainer month-to-date despite being the second biggest loser so far this year what does the fed's stand mean into the end of the year in 2021 craig, i'll start with you financials, a buy or a sell for you? >> well, the financials are having their best monthly return since april of 2009. when you look back post that period, four out of five months post that big return in april of 2009 they had positive returns for the xlf. when i look at the specific chart of the xlf, i have to make the observation we're in this bullish try appearingle, breaking out and setting ourselves up for potentially another leg higher if we could start to see this index move above this $29 level so, i'm watching that, kelly i'm also watching interest rates. ten-year bo

[applause] >> thank you, kelly. this is an exciting day. we are so proud of each and every one of you. i'm a senior advisor to the trump campaign and i'm going to make -- thank you very much. i'd be happy to make a few remarks and we are all happy to take questions when we are done. say thatjust want to arizona's 11 electoral college votes are going to be in donald trump's column when we get done with this. [applause] every legal ballot must be counted. we are here to protect every legal vote. if the current trends continue, as we have seen, because we follow the signs, president trump -- science, president trump is going to overtake joe biden if we win arizona. [applause] what the news organizations have prematurely called arizona have really done a disservice to the american people. look, that's water under the bridge. what we are going to do is prove them wrong. ok? that's what we are here to do. we're going to make sure that every single vote counts and we are going to prove that arizona is trump country. [applause] is, whatxt question

kelly o'donnell reporting for us from the white house. you. >>> up ahead, one of the republican voices calling for his party to start to recognize the election results. the president's former national security adviser ambassador john bolton joins me live, next. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections... ...and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection... ...or symptoms such as fevers,... ...sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs... ...or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. i feel free to bare my skin. visit skyrizi.com. >>> welcome back. as we mentioned, there are some republicans urging president trump to accept the results of the election. john bolton who was president trump's former national security adviser says it's up to all republicans to accept the outc