melissa francis, you're up with "money." melissa: all right. the president is not on the ballot, or is he? new highs for the dow and s&p, latest midterm polls give republican the edge. what went wrong? new details on what cause ad virgin galactic spaceship to break up in space. this hour, captain mark kelly on the dangers of commercial spaceflight, why now isn't the time to give up. filler up. gas prices averaging less than $3 per gallon the last four years. how much is saving you? >>> big brother, versus big soda as california voters consider taxing sugary drinks. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: with less thhn 10 hourr to go until the election, president obama taking time out for some economic schmoozing. at this hour the president meeting one-on-one with janet yellen. this was the first time she was confirmed as fed chairman they met one-on-one. the small it comes with clear-- summit ccmes as voters say the economy issthe number one problem. reports are emerging, republicans and democrats shied away from the is

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melissa, back to you. melissa: wow. peter barnes. if it's wide open, you should get on a flight to the bahamas. you should do that. >> i'm going to boston tonight. melissa: well, that was good too. black friday craziness commences. and best buy is already battening the hatches. our lauren. exclusive behind the scenes peak at the preparations for the big day. this is so fun. what did you see. >> i spent my saturday morning with the folks in best buy at rock land, new jersey. they basically said, we don't want our expensive tvs in the stores. we don't want our customers hurting each other. we make this as organized as possible. other retailers are starting to do the same thing. take a look at what i found out. >> and attractive. this best buy prep for black friday. visit the first time best buy has let a camera crew inside its stores to film the chaos. >> this organized chaos. thanks again. thanks again. we only allow a certain amount of people in the store at a time to keep it smooth. we work the line. make sure everybody knows what w

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melissa: right.e obviously heard that congressional republicans that it will poison the well, it gives a sign the president didn't pay any attention to the election results of last week, and i think it will lead us back to the gridlock, maybe exacerbate the problems we've had over the past couple of years. melissa: steve moore, is that how you think it'll play out? >> yeah. it's amazing to me obama's been so belligerent. it's like -- melissa: he's angry. >> steve, i'm not so sure that he has heard the voter message, so you've got this on the internet tax and regulatorien forcement, you've got this now on the irs. it'll be very interesting, melissa, if the house and senate passkeystone pipeline -- which i believe that they will -- if that comes to president obama's desk, i don't know how he's going to, whether he will sign that or not. but, you know, a lot of democrats are putting pressure on him because they think it's a way to save mary landrieu's seat in the senate. melissa: yeah, no. i mean, i def

sending it over to melissa francis. thank you. melissa: political tag-team. leaders of china and russia taking turns undermining our president on the world stage. >>> honoring those who serve our country. corporate america steps up for jobs for our nation's veterans. >>> robo karate kid, terrifying two-legged giant developed by google. it can walk, run, climb, and even recreate the classic movie pose. >>> running on the beach to cruising in her ice cream truck, "baywatch" star nicole eggert talks about her new cool career. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: president obama walking a tense diplomatic tightrope in china watching as influence over russia grows weakening by the second. vladmir putin going in search of a dance dance partner and finding one in china's she. >> ping. they are getting. xi xinping. despite reports of a brief meeting, apparently not a lot of love lost between president obama and putin. here to discuss all of it, james from "wall street journal." jack how much, senior editor at "barron's." james frischling of

melissa, a great day. melissa: thank you so much.witter ceo continuing his fire sale of the company stock. unloading half of the shares on twitter this month. nsa director on cyber crime. a dramatic attack against the u.s. singling out china as one of the top threats. netflix now possible for staggering one third of time that internet traffic here in north america. the latest chapter of the home hunger games. jennifer lawrence. having a little trouble. look at that. more "money" coming up. ♪ (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. melissa: every corner of the globe, money is flying around the world. an uptick in operations have given ri

melissa: really? >> sometimes you need, i'm not defending nbc's actions, but every now and then -- melissa: need to fire a guy got out of his long-term contract with espn before he started walking around the building trying to meet people. then they shouldn't have hired him in the first place. i don't. i don't. >> i remember, there was an heir apparent going to work as cnbc and he was, just about, they hired him away from someplace else as heir apparent. melissa: who are you talking about? >> in interim they picked much better guy to run cnbc. sometimes you have to make decisions. you have to admit -- >> nbc, there is pattern here, gone on at decade for nbc i grew up with it. my dad was with nbc 30 years. i grew up with. they do it time and time again. >> seems kind of desperate it. melissa: it is. it was great show for a long time. oh, well. be prepared to lose your money in 10 seconds or less. snapchat announcing new partnership with square would allow you to send your friends cash. for uninitiated

melissa: no. you know what, i decided not to reveal the person who did it. >> i know him and, i could have commented but if it wasn't him. so i don't know the rest of the personnel over there. it but anyway, i believe you. you know why would you go up against them it weren't true. if you have any documentation that would be. but i don't know how you document stuff like that. not surprised. jeffrey immelt was ceo of general electric, time running everything good. long history with barack obama. a did a lot of business together not surprised. anybody in the business community with be surprised. melissa: one. reason i brought this out now is these gruber tapes came to light. the truth was, once again, there are many networks out there who aren't covering gruber. and we're going to bring up later in the show, we asked people if they knew who this guy was and what he had said. and they did not. what do you make of that, bill? >> deterioration of the american public's interest in public affairs. so, i'm

melissa francis over to you. melissa: we have breaking news. two window washers trapped on faulty scaffolding on the so you side of the building they're dangling approximately 69 stories above the ground. a rescue effort is currently underway to retrieve the stranded workers. the port authority leading a response team along with more than 60 firefighters on the scene. no injuries are reported right now. this scaffolding is being described as tethered and secured. the first employees you remember, started working at the freedom tower just last week. let's bring in today's panel. fox business's charlie gasparino. james freeman is here from the "wall street journal." "forbes" contributor rick unger is with us as well. wow, the fdny just tweeting out this picture. we're going to show it to you, a look from the inside. there. at the scaffolding hanging. can you imagine two people are stranded on this. >> my dad was a construction worker. worked on the original trade center. went up on scaffolds, maybe not that high, but fairly high. i will say this,

melissa: that is a great point.ou say hire a professional photographer. >> it used to be location, location, location. now it is photography, photography, photography. it is the brand of the house. if the photography looks bad, who knows what else is wrong with the house. they are going even crazier and getting thrown shots. spend the money on the pictures. it is well worth it. it will get you more money in the long run. melissa: you say get your house ready be for you list it. clean and de- clutter it. less is more. do you have a hard time convincing people that their nick max are not appealing to the average buyer? >> they do not want to see you living there. it is not important. all you need is the basic essentials. if you are dealing with an empty house, you stage it with those he essentials. you wanted to want it to look clean and fresh and have flowers. make it look like a beautiful suite at a four seasons. melissa: interesting. you say try to walk up off the market properties. how do you hear about them if th

. >> hey, melissa. the minutes for the october fed meeting show the fed is sticking to its strategy for, to wait on economic data before raising short-term interest rates. quote, meeting participants abreed that the timing of the first increase in the federal fund rate and appropriate path of the policy rate thereafter would depend on incoming economic data and their implications or the outlook. but the minutes show fed members spent a considerable time debate whether or not to retain the words, considerable time in describing how long they would keep interest rates low after the fed finished up its latest quantitative easing bond-buying program which it did at the october meeting. quote, some participants preferred to eliminate that language, however other participants thought that the considerable time phrase was useful in communicating policy intentions. in the end they decided to keep the phrase in. finally the minutes say fed members debated the advantages and disadvantage adding language to the st

melissa: okay. so the combination, republicans controlling both houses, the presidency and democratic hands, that historically -- >> generally. you know, statistically that has been the best. >> i would say one caveat to that is, in this case because it looks like republicans are going to win. we don't know how much, and say they have a decent mandate. they pick up seven seats. you would think that president obama would play ball with them on some degree of regulatory reform, on some degree of tax reform and obama -- melissa: maybe it is not that. maybe like true deadlock with a president and congress with true deadlock. is in the president goes on the offensive, grants massive amnesty for llegal immigrants. goes on -- melissa::goes nuclear. >> which is withii his personality to do. listen i would like him to play golf for two years. melissa: hop in. >> it is uttee nonsense to think the presidency or has anything like that has anything to do with -- >> so republican congress didn't force bill childr

melissa: called dirt box. >> dirt box? melissa: right. comes from the name of the company that made the device drt, digit ral receiver technology. it is from boeing. boeing declined comment on the story. they can ping off your phone and know exactly hour. >> feel like a lot of people reading will say, we live in a world with a lot of people trying to do harm to americans. i'm not doing anything wrong. if they want to tap my phone, move on. melissa: how does it go from there to all of a sudden you're in divorce proceedings and you're a lawyer wants to go ahead and subpoena records see where you were having an affair, where were you? idea of tracking you all the time, it is not just bad guys every time. >> where the tinfoil helmet. melissa: my phone does. i will wrap my phone. >> any sort of kudos, i do give him some kudos we are now know how much the government can get of our private lives. i think having that debate, that he started is a very, very good thing. melissa: if pimco didn't have enough to worry about already looks like some ins

melissa: right. our very own david asman hitting the big time on late night, hopefully will take our phone calls after this cameo on the coal barrett report. -- coal barrett report. >> each year black friday gets a little bit blacker and a little less friday. >> retailers are stumbling over each other, announcing how early they will be opening on the holiday this year. >> folks, i'm sorry, i'm taking a stand right now. they can not do this to my black friday. it is a cherished post-thanksgiving tradition that goes you will the way back to the original thanksgiving when the pilgrims knock the to the ground so they could be first to get to the discount buckle hat [laughter] melissa: i love it. don't you love seeing yourself on there. >> this is the first time i've sign it. kind of neutral way to be in the coal barrett report. i wish he did editorial comment. i shouldn't wish. melissa: no, be careful what you wish for. do you have a buckle hat? are you going shopping on friday. >> i don't have buckle ha

melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business briefs. sony has been hacked and what could be a blackmail attack. picture of a skull appeared on computer screens prompting the company and entertainment website threatening the company saying vital information would be leaked if demands were not met. consumers not feeling good about the economy. key confidence index declines to the lowest level since june. economist have fixed this to strengthen. breadbox prices going up 25%. blu-ray rentals will jump to $2 from $1.50 well those getting video games will now have to pay $3. that is latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. melissa>> there is inevitably go be some negative reaction and it will make for good tv.

melissa: thanks so much.isters rushing to meet thursdays oil slide near $75 you thought you are things getting table was going to be uncomfortable. and larry ellison proves his giftgiving needs a little work. the mistake making him look like the grinch this christmas. you can never have too much money, he thinks. melissa: whether it is on wall street or main street, here who is making money today. a piece of virgin america. the stock searching after the debut earlier this month. shares of around 4% right now. very nice. good news for founder richard branson. holding 9 million shares inning he made $11 million since this morning. not bad. there he ellison asking pilots at his airline to pay back christmas bonuses saying they were given in error. folks were obviously pleased to find an extra $4000, pay check back in october. effective say the bonuses were given prematurely. pilots still might sue a mack received something next year instead. good luck to that. as america sit down for things getting dinner, oil m

melissa francis will bring you all of this and the fireworks as well, melissa. melissa: that's right. republicans seize senate and have full control of congress. republican leader mitch mcconnell set to spike in minutes following his big victory in kentucky last night. later on president obama will make his first remarks following democrat major losses in the midterm elections. today's panel is raring to go. >> look up. melissa: charlie gasparino, and david asman, along -- he does that every day, along with the "wall street journal's" james freeman are with us as well. david, what is your reaction last night? >> after all, first of all, it was middle class of america talking about it. look, democrats have gotten a lot, poor people have gotten a lot of things, rich people gotten a lot of things, bailouts and all the subsidies. wall street is doing great because of the free money from the fed, we want a piece of the action. the middle class is 89% of the country. 89% of the country feel they're middle class. they haven't been getting squat. they are getting less m

melissa? >> you know it is interesting. if you look at this question of taxes i don't think we know what has been going on and what's going to come. cbo says 50 to 75% of people here illegally are paying taxes. how do you know that? these are undocumented immigrants. they're undocumented. how do you know they're paying taxes. stuart: they pay social security taxes, if they use a false name and you've got a job, you pay social security taxes. >> i don't know how they can quantify that 50 to 70%. we can talk about this through the rest of the show. quantitatively don't know what happens. stuart: i think he pay as price if there is another political surge next year. that will happen. i will be your weather forecaster this week. we've had some weather. the snow continues to fall in buffalo. that would be in new york state. seven feet so far. more on the way. clearing roads and rescuing people trapped in homes, that is the new priority. by the way 12 deaths are attributed to the snow. removal proce

we appreciate it. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: killer combo. new reports say terror titans isis and al qaeda are putting aside differences and joining

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warrenife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residents halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his father's cancer with prayer, and the first

meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board with the details, hey, melissa. >> hey there, walter, change ahead for the rest of the weekend. milder air coming followed by the rain. we'll try out the details on that in a moment. definitely a better start in the weekend comparison to yesterday. no record low in allentown. morning low, 15. breaking old record low of 17 setback in 1969. and now with the southwesterly wind overhead most of the day these temperatures rebounded. in philadelphia it was not as harsh today. with a high temperature of 46. still, 8 degrees below average. but better than yesterday's high of juingtd 37 in the city. and as you look at the numbers outside this evening, most spots are in the 40s. the exception poconos and lancaster temperatures in the 30s. we're holding on to 40s. along the 59 corridor anda sea isle city 43. changes, however, are coming for the second half of the weekend on sunday. future tracker 6 showing you we are dry for most of the day. we're tracking moisture that is coming in from the southwest and working its way north and east as we get to

are about to get hit with a arctic blast meteorologist melissa magee is at the big board. >> we're in nor a roller coaster ride. rocketing up and down this week. today they were up. in fact this was better half of the weekend. yesterday we had a high temperature of 50. today we climbed up to 57. near normal. average this time of year is a59 as we look at the difference with the westerly wind today 71 in philadelphia and 6 cooler than yesterday and trenton and 6 degrees warmner lancaster. changes are on the way. look at the numbers across the 95 corridor. we're in the 50s at this hour. 54 in philadelphia. 52 richmond, virginia. to look well off to the north and west the leading edge of this arctic area is paying place across areas in western and northern canada. thompson, 9 degrees. fort smith, 7 degrees. temperatures there are only in the single digits. this cold blast of air will be working its way first across the northern plains and it will moderate and work its way into the eastern half of the u.s. by the time we end out our workweek here. we'll talk about what is ahead. we have a

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a magee, melissa. >> shirleen and brian, things are looking okay. if you are at the link doing some tailgating we have got pretty comfortable conditions on this monday afternoon. temperatures for the most part are pretty pleasant. taking a look at numbers across delaware and lehigh valleys we are in the upper 50's and lower 60's. fill 62 above average. poconos 53. beach have tone sea isle city temperatures holding at 57. here's satellite six with action radar high pressure for the most parties taking over today. we've got a mostly clear skies with plenty of sunshine and just a few high thin clouds in the sky. big question will look like that game forecast looking like. we've got you covered. eagles will be at home at link later tonight. kick off at 8:30 mostly clear, cool and calm that kick off temperature around 51 degrees taking on the panthers. once again to the fourth quarter temperatures will drop down into the upper 40's. it looks like we have a pretty good looking forecast for the eagles and hopefully they can pick up the win tonight. we will

>> thanks, melissa. it is now 6:53. right now some of you may be getting ready to take a new route to work. the final stretch of the inter county connector is now open. this is chopper 4 live over the icc this morning. traffic moving well right now. crews opened the road over the weekend. we drove through and saw many people taking their first trip. the trip does come with a price. during rush hour, the entire 19-mile stretch of the icc cost $4.40. >>> new this morning, we're learning an accidental car fire led to all of this at one montgomery county home. the fire likely started in the engine of one of the family cars and quickly spread through the home on tracy drive in white oak sunday morning. nobody was hurt. that fire did about $130,000 in damage. >>> today the georgetown student who pled guilty to making ricin will be sentenced to jail. daniel millville was sentenced for cooking it up in his dorm back in march. he have going to use it to hurt another student or commit suicide. >>> a young veteran survived a war z

melissa is tracking many accidents across the area. what's the latest, melissa?a normal day we have two or three accidents at this time of the morning. we have six or seven right now. we have been tweeting about all of them on twitter. here is one pedestrian crash at georgia avenue in silver spring. right lane of georgia blocked. just ahead of this there is a quite a big slowdown as well. fairfax, braddock road, we have one eastbound lane getting by. westbound shut down. your alternate is lee highway. 66 headed into town, quite slow before centreville out of gainesville. and slow at oak ton. river dale at bw parkway, a crash with the right lane blocked. 270 at montrose headed into town towards the spur, it is slow. this is normal volume that looks typical for this time of day. see you at 6:41 with travel times >> thank you, melissa. you're being asked to keep your eyes peeled for a red volvo that was involved in a car jacking in bethesda at 7:00 last night on hampton lane right off wilson lane. police say an 18-year-old was parked on the side of the road, when a

a former high school classmate, melissa medema answered the callout.hought she could trust, but still -- you ran background checks. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: did you call references? >> one raved about her. raylee seemed to really take to her. so i ended up hiring her. >> reporter: but almost immediately, raylee started acting strangely. >> when melissa showed up raylee would run to either my husband chris or, or i and cling to us and scream. so i put up this camera. >> reporter: and after just the first day recording, whitney knew the nanny cam captured something terrible, before she watched a frame of video. >> i got home and i saw the camera sitting there. facing the wall. my heart just leapt in my throat. and i grabbed the camera, and i set my computer up. >> reporter: to her horror, the camera caught melissa spanking, and then violently shaking her 11-month-old baby girl. how hard is it to see that? >> it's very hard. >> reporter: frankly, hard for me to watch it too. and you can see raylee screaming. >> it didn't sink it at first, i just, i couldn'

melissa magee is joining us live with the latest on the track of this storm on the way, melissa. >> brian and shirleen, tomorrow is a are busy day for travelers. it is the day before thanksgiving. you will need more of that ice melt north and west of the 95 cover day because that is where we are expect heavier accumulation. winter storm warning for pink shaded counties here. so forston, lansdale, allentown reading and even up in the poconos. winter when weather advice a and immediate suburbs as we are calling for rain, changing over to wet snow, with our coastal storm and our holiday nor'easter on the way. temperatures outside, tonight, 48, a after we had highs earlier today in the 50's. allentown 37. reading is 39. trenton is 45 degrees. sea isle city coming in at 49. upper 40's as well in dover. here's at light six with action radar, lots of clouds around and you do notice leading edge of that precipitation to the south of washington d.c. in fact, we are riding out picture and what we are tracking is this low pressure that is starting to get its act together here. just off the coast of

. >>> melissa, thank you. now to a developing story. the man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman and charged in a separate an duck case in richmond is in jail in virginia. this is new video of sheriff's deputies in the richmond area taking delvin barnes to jail. he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl. the pursuit picked up steam when police in richmond area noticed barnes was on surveillance in the philadelphia case. they made the connection that they also had a warrant out for his arrest. that's when police tracked down the car that barnes used to a used car dealership. that car dealership told them he put a gps on the car because the buyer had bad credit. police activated the gps. not too long after that, barnes and the abducted woman were found in the back seat of that car in jessup, maryland on wednesday. she was chosen randomly, he says. family members say she is doing okay but needs time the heal. >>> 6:03. deputies are looking for a man who robbed a bank in loud on county. there he is. he walked into suntrust bank last f

melissa, it's your first time on the show. melissa: yes, i made the big time.ughter] >> thank you for having me. >> there's a lot of love there. and now you are here on "outnumbered." melissa: i can't wait. harris: more unrest overnight, protesters trashed cars and protested. police say that there were less violence and fewer arrests, the national guard was tripled in force to help to keep things calm. that may have helped and we will talk about that soon. many people, especially those who saw businesses burned to the ground questioned by the national guard was not underutilized in the first place. after all, state and local authorities from the governor on down had more than three months to get ready for this. let's start there. pete, you've been a longtime member of the national guard. what happened in that. >> these are military police. the first principle is prevention. and so that is what they want to do is to protect critical infrastructure and they were deployed to protect the fire station. but nothing was done in the key locations of businesses and you

melissa magee joins us outside with a look the forecast. melissa? >> we are in for a weather roller coaster this week. everyone is basking in the sunshine. we had rain earlier this morning. the showers moved down. the sun came out. record warmth in philadelphia. today so far in the city we hit 72 degrees. breaking the old record high of 71 setback in 1979. it's a day to be out and about and boying the outdoors and going for a bike ride. beach haven 72. trenton, allentown and reading coming in at 71. 63. in the poconos. it's hard to believe we have changes up ahead. we are tracking some energy that came out of the pacific northwest. it's diving southward out of the four corners. it gathers moisture up the gulf of mexico and work it up in the form of a storm. disruptive travel regardless of the precipitation that we see. the you heaviest is 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. it's the day before thanksgiving a business travel day. al north and west and rain south and east. the i-95 corridor is wet. we are calling for rain. changing over to wet snow. there is key

melissa has a new crash. >> brand-new crash. just got off the phone with police. 290 south at benning road. it is blocking the right lane. it is typically slow here, but this is adding to the pain for sure. virginia, 95, tom has been telling us this is probably the foggiest spot. i'm asking folks to tweet me pictures. this sent in saying foggy morning in fulton. definitely a foggy morning everywhere. no major problems aside from the crash. 66, 39 miles per hour. probably because of all the fog. and prince george's county looking quite good. >>> 6:02. police arrested a suspect one day after 16-year-old brendan with him son was shot and killed not far from his home in woodbridge. it will be a somber day as classmates return to school today. megan? >> reporter: well, aaron, there was no school yesterday. so this is the first time back to class for students since one of their classmates was murder. they can take some comfort in knowing the man who fired the deadly shot in this case, that person is now behind bars. they arrested kewa

>> melissa magee is here with more. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar showing you the beginning of that off the coast of the sunshine state in florida, up the eastern seaboard, we are tracking the precipitation, we are showing you the winter weather advisories, we winter weather advisory on the i-95 corridor, and the pink shaded coun counties and the winter storm warning for locates turning over to snow, they go into affect as early as tomorrow. $5 $55s outside. but in the temperatures will drop down to the 40s and 30s and more specifically we'll find the change over to the cooler temperatures. 54 in sea isle city. here is satellite 6 along with action radar this is what we are tracking in the area of low pressure that once again becomes the storm. by wednesday we track the precipitation. so future tracker 6 shows you as the storm begins, across the delaware and lehigh valies, 6:00 tomorrow morning it begins in the form of rain. as the storm system intensifies it is able to generate colder air from the north. all th

more details with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. tonight a lot of people are out trying to score holiday deals. as melissa mentioned black friday officially gun and stores ra round the country are packed. chad pradelli joins us live from king of prussia. >> i got here when the doors opened 6 a.m. crowd was sparse. this mall is parked and now the crowds are out and shoppers are ready for bargains. >> as the doors opened at this target on city avenue shoppers began filling up their carts. electrics were the hot item. the hottest item may have been a 40" tv for 1 19 but had you to get a ticket sdmri don't know how much 40" goes for but it's $119 today. great deal. >> we're super excited to see the sales and have great deals for guests waiting in and waitsing on line for us. >> the line in king of president bush qua wrapped around the building. people began waiting at 5 a.m. this samsung galaxy phone goes for a buck. >> it's got an awesome camera and pretty and it's a dollar. i have an up graded my phone in three years. and i'm poor. >>

>> t you, melissa. d.c.e are using this surveill video in hopes it will lead them to two arm s suspects. two men forced their way into walgreen tuesd night. they ordered the manager to open the safe at gunpoint. once he did, the men took off with cash. none of the employees was hurt. if you recognize the men in the >>> montgomery coun fire investigs are trying to get a su why he set on a home to fire with peop inside. 70 firefighters rushed to the seen in rockville. we're told while the fire was burning, the suspect went up to a journalist and confessed to setting fire. all three people got out safely >> a trial date set for a local woman charged in a deadly exorcism attempt. she killed a 1-year-old and 2-year-old. thought the children were possessed. a psychiatr ruled she was legally insane at the time of the incident. > a man arrested by secret service near the white house will be in court. yesterday age found a hunting rifle and dozens of rounds of ammuniti in r.j. capheim's car. the man raised red flags

, melissa. >> there is a slight rebound in our temperatures throughout this week. don't pack away winter gear just yet. it is still cold outside, from philadelphia along i-95 corridor and area south and west where temperatures are in the 30's but for trenton you can see that number at 28 degrees and 20's still holding on for areas north and west of town. we will factor in the wind chill along the coast, and atlantic city feels like 29 degrees. most spots have wind chills in the 20's a. twenty-six in philadelphia, current wind chill in allentown at 22 but we have dropped down to 15 only in lancaster. i do want to show you wind direction, yesterday and date prior we have those wind out of the west northwest that did bring down, the clearer than average air. notice win particles coming from the southeasterly direction sustain from five to 18 miles per hour. that southwest wind flow will help warm our temperatures, a little bit closer to average but still struggling here. we will talk about what ace ahead, slight recovery for our thursday, the cold, however is making a

melissa. >> weather will be all over the place as we press into the week ahead. remember, we are in the month of november. this is the time of year you start to see weather swings. we're starting near term and today it was much better feeling outside. high today in philadelphia 54 degrees. that's actually one degree above average. nice to be above average for a change. because most of the weekend temperatures have been well below where they normally should be. temperatures outside this evening upper 40s, lower 50s. 51 in philadelphia, 48 allentown, 43 poconos and 51 ina aisle city and dover coming in at 46. changes however are coming as early as tonight. satellite 6 and action radar showing you mostly cloudy for philadelphia and moisture we're tracking coming in from the southern states. so moisture will over spread the delaware and lehigh valleys from a southwest to northeast direction. we'll talk about what we can expect as we get into the rest of tonight and first half of monday as well. rain arriving in philadelphia between 8 and 10:00 tonight heaviest of whi

lets get things started with our team of meteorologists, cecily tynan and melissa magee. >> reporter: brian and shirleen we are tracking this holiday nor'easter, an early season storm across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, on stormtracker 6 live double scan, along the coast mixed precipitation as u.s. press to the i-95 corridor and the snow in the northwest corridors. we'll go in tighter on stormtracker 6 live double scan, from wilmington to philadelphia and areas of trenton, we have the rain and earlier today and tomorrow, some rain mixing in with wet snowfall. you have seen rain for most of the day, and that will continue tonight as well. you move across the immediate northwest suburbs, from malvern and close to route 202, some mixed precipitation and sleet mixes in with snow, pottstown, reading, eastern into allentown and close to 309, are you dealing with the snow, some of which has been heavy throughout the day. lets look at what we are in store for as we go throughout the rest of the today. and talk about what you heard at 11:30 this morning. did you hear it? i was acro

meteorologist melissa magee is a at will big board with the a accu weather details. hi there, maine melissa. >> a warm up would be a a good thing because throughout most of the day, we were stuck in the 30's in the i-95 corridor. high climbed up to just 39 degrees. outside tonight we are at 36. north and west of town, in allentown, lehigh valley where we had snow showers earlier this morning at 30 degrees. poconos, 22. along the coast in beach haven coming in at 44. but factor in the wind and the wind right now are coming from the south east. we are adding moisture to the add months fear. feels like 30 in the city. wind chills in the poconos of 22. twenty-eight in reading a long the coast in beach haven we have a current wind chill of 38. we will talk about what ace head for the rest of this evening. lots of clouds. expect that for the rest of tonight. good news it will be milder as early as tomorrow. tomorrow will be a busy travel day after enjoying the thanksgiving day holiday. we will look at those details with the accu weather forecast, walter. >> thank you melis

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. >> thank you, melissa. we'll see you then. 6:02. the big story, republican larry logan the second republican governor in the state in half a century. in d.c., democrat muriel bowser will be the next mayor. and the senate race is too close to call. it is separated by 12,000 votes. >>> take a look here. incumbent mark warner leading by less than a point this morning. now the process begins to make sure every vote is counted and the results are accurate. >> that process starts this morning at the fairfax county government center. news 4 megan mcgrath is live with a look at what's next. megan, good morning. >>> well, good morning. a very, very tight race. too close to call. mark warner had 49%. ed gillespie had 48% of the vote. only 12,000 votes separating them. 99% of the precincts have reported. officials will certify the results at 9:00 this morning. ed gillespie has not conceded. he said he wants to see what the numbers are like today. however,ark warner last night speaking to his supporters, well, he struck a victorious tone saying

thank you, melissa. open rolement under president obama healthcare law seems better second time around. officials say this weekend 100,000 people submitted new applications via healthcare.gov. that's a big difference from last year when a few americans could navigate the bug-plagued web site. obama administration hopes to have 9.1 politicalon people enrolled in insurance plan by the end of 2015. >> in kerry hill some women put on sunday best today for a good cause. organization called daughters of penel pi hosted fifth annual nut cracker party to raise funds for prerisk ataxia degenerative disease of nervous system affecting 1 in 50,000 americans. the proceeds go to reer is foch find a cure. >> a little girl diagnosed with leukemia received a helping hand. a brunch to benefit the family of 2-year-old olivia player. a local restaurant donated food for the event and they hope to raise 5,000 this month to help the family cover costs of mounting medical bills. >> checking in with jeff after the break. find o

dom. >> melissa, down about 2003%. the cyber security company missed revenue expectations for the third quarter. this is its fourth straight quarter. the company is losing 51 cents a share. its fourth quarter revenue guidance was lowered slightly. they took down the lower end for the full year in heavy trading about four.5 million shares again fireidown 22%. the company did say it's billions from new and existing clients did hit record levels. being over to you. >>. >> we have fireeye, it should be in a sweet spot of business. >> exactly right. they are saying they are having record bookings. to me it comes down from the fish rots from the head. if you have poor management. >> you don't want to mills our interview. that's tomorrow right here on ""fast money."" coming up next, a from apple supplier, we will talk to a semi conductor company. dan, still reeling with jealousy over bk's bombing. but today, he says, we're here for one internet name. the big reveal is up next. s? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try n

all right, thank you melissa. the buzz is coming up n.d penguins, we have the hottest movies out this season. >>> time now for the buzz, a thanksgiving tradition for millions, a turkey with movie popcorn. brandi hitt shows us the big movies drawing a crowd for this weekend and the rest of the holiday season. >> we are going in hard. >> the holiday box office is heating up. >> you burn with us. >> new films are flooding theaters in time for the turkey and christmas shopping. >> there is no shortage of big movies. >> the hunger games mocking jay part one is already a big hit but madagascar and horrible bosses 2 are coming to the box office. >> we are looking for a tight second. >> in december the tide turns. >> that leader is you -- >> with exodus gods and kings, the final film in the hobbit seriess competing at another night at the museum and the remake of annie. and there are several films inspired by several events including the imitation games and "big eyes" and reece witherspoon in "wild" and big movies on christmas eve as well. >> you

maybe i have been reading the post, melissa.been a great shareholder, somebody sent me an e-mail the other night, saw him and said, what do you think he'll do with his stock? and i sent an e-mail back -- make money. he's done incredibly well. whether he decides to sell a piece of his stake or bigger chunk, that's certainly up to him. i think mark would tell you he believes in the content strategy, and he's been terrific and he's a great investor. >> do you talk to him at all at what sort of exit price -- >> i kid around and i say he's good until close. no, i think mark's view is -- again, it's up to him, i can't speak for him, but the view is what's best for the company and what's best for my fund holders? >> what kind of partner would alibaba be? you have a partnership with alibaba in terms of -- where by subscription service settop boxes people can actually access content. how important would this be in your view? would alibaba, would jack maw be a partner for you? >> they already are a partner. an interesting statistic. i was

. >>> melissa, thank you. it is 5:01. the morning after election day, looking at a major upset in a race that's too close to call. the upset came in maryland where voters elected larry hogan. in the district, muriel bowser will be your next mayor. and in virginia the senate race is too close to call. they are separated by 12,000 votes. >>> the stunning upset in maryland. you're talking about the victory on facebook and twitter. we're learning more about how larry hogan won the state of maryland. just the seventh republican governor or will be since 1776. polls said that he trailed anthony brown by double digits. we caught up with him at his victory party in annapolis where the race was called. the first thing hogan said was wow. >> i know we surpassed every single county and precinct. every county was important. >> a ton of time in prince george's and montgomery county. i think it had a lot of impact. a lot of folks crossed over and voted for us. and i think it had a big part of our whip. >> hogan will hold a news confere

we go to melissa mollet. >> thank you, megan. good morning. may began and i have been talking a lot about how to get around it. megan is telling me out there you will be pushed on to brooks drive. then you can head to pennsylvan avenue and turn whichever northbound silver hill road closed at brooks drive. southbound open at this point. taking a look here, a little bit north, looking at 95, just as you pass 32 -- or, excuse me, headed to 32, you're a little t slow. bw parkway moving just fine. 270 into and out of town also looking g. 66, no major problems. a t of earlier construction is out of the way now that we hit the 5:00 hour. northern route 1 moving along nicely. a live pictu of 270 coming up at 5:11. >>> 5:02. talking abt me cold temp this morning. but you're going to notice things are not quite as bad as they were. m of you stepping out to temperat in the 30s right now. tom kierein is here with what your kids are dealing with at the bus stop. normally we complain about 30s. but i guess it's better than the 20s, tom. >> it is balmy compa

stuart: well said, melissa. well said in the.0 o'clock this afternoon where she has bill o'reilly on the show to back up that point. essentially, the media conducted a cover-up campaign. they lied to us and then the media conveniently covered up the lies. what a disgrace. we have to dow jones industrial average up 23 points. where are we going? check these out. we do everything on this program. they are designed to look like real life people. president obama's version did not even make the top three sellers. the full story in just a moment. ♪ it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my