mrs. barnes sometimes you take too much advantage of being a woman. wilfred. here's the bill of sale for your records. and get the money. i'll be in the bar. mr. mccanles. i don't have that kind of money in town. i'll have to telegraph our kansas city office. how long will it take to get it? - four or five days. - four or five days! can't you get it faster than that? - well, i can try but-- - you try hard, will you. i don't want them steers running up a big feed bill. i'll hurry it up as fast as i can. you better. wait. you don't really believe he bought those cattle, do you? well, he had a bill of sale. he could write these out by the dozen. all the company requires is some proof of ownership. if there's any trouble, mccanles will be responsible, not us. we know what kind of a man he is. we have to be sensible. mccanles runs this town. if i try to buck him, i'll be out of business in ten minutes. you'll have your self-respect, at least. i haven't bought one head of cattle in the last month. wilfred, i'm afraid. the way you talked up, no one would ever think yo

. >> any other questions for mr. barns? >> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the governme

. >> any other questions for mr. barns?>> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the governmen

. >> any other questions for mr. barns?> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the government

. >> any other questions for mr. barns? >> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the governme

mr. barnes. >> and in the past low 50s and rain for election day. not this go around. 0, lots of sunshine. not let warm stop you. >> in. >> you gave it away and 7 days pretty perfect. >> upper 6 hes to 70s. should be pleasant afternoon and dry today. no rain today. showers tomorrow mor radar it's chilly in the city low 40s. cold out west. dulles 49. take a jacket. we'll get clouds late this afternoon and green you see is cold front that bring us rain showers. i think hours from now. we'll hope tomorrow morning will be looking at a quiet weekend. chilly test. sunday. >> okay. >> fire up the grills, stay warm. >> 6:26 already a busy morning for election day. crash cleared and so shoulder and outer loop delays extend back to pennsylvania avenue. you'll need about 15 extra minutes get through that area. sky fox is out there tracking that crash as well. we have a view of them. traffic is slow past the scene and crash. >> begun you need 15 extra minute. back to maps. slow downs in the area you need to be aware of traffic once again flowing earlel. >> we'r

mr. barnes writes his memoir and the 1930s in which he brags about buying them and making them a paying propositiono that's more proof. he was proud of it because why wouldn't he be? everybody thought african-americans were subhuman and they were getting something over on them. so this picture i showed to nancy when i found it and it's the first picture of them with instruments. we were driving around at that picture prompted a memory. sure he remembers willy -- it was supposed to be if photo prop. they would have pictures of their act and then they would sell them and keep the money. they were called pitch cards. that was supposed to be a photo prop. they thought cert we they can play instruments. turns out they were kind of geniuses. they could hear a song and play it once by many accounts including willie at the end of his life. we have a recording that unfortunately i can't share. we have a recording of him and a 105-year-old singing its along with to tipperary. it's a picture in the book of him playing his guitar and the front porch is totally worn down. he was a wonderful musician and when na

. >> any other questions for mr. barns? >> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the governme

. >> any other questions for mr. barns? >> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the governme

. >> any other questions for mr. barns? >> and if i might on the third amendment briefly the way the permit process right now the permit is looked at every two years not like a renewable the office of short-term rentals building this is a minor process and . >> so right so we're all clear and the members of the public are clear that is the intent of this legislation that those approximately no less than 17 hundred individual that have joined the last two years since the original law legalizing short-term rentals activities passed its in 2014 those registered will urban design grandfathered for the duration and so there was concern that mr. guy raised as to the way it was drafted which was to be 3w57b8d clear kw4 you renew our permit you'll remain in the grandfathered class we'll make sure that amendment is made before the end of this meeting. >> thank you, mr. barns in san francisco objection supervisor campos is at the behest of the supervisor president breed now a merry member of that panel a voting member of the governme

kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for me or t

. - now just a minute mr, uh... - barnes is the name. - ah well, cassidy here. - i'm baxter, hi. without a building permit. - oh true. but as you can see it's an accomplished fact. and as we say down at the office, he done it! - well you had to win a new car. - well you had to build an airport! - car port! - whatever. - mrs crabtree? - [barbara] yes? - i understand you just won a new automobile. - that's right. - yeah, what about it. - congratulations. - well thank you! - what about the new automobile? you wanna buy it? - oh it's not for sale. - my only interest in the car is its value, mrs crabtree. my name is farley, district tax collector. i just want to make sure that you list that car as income. - is it taxable? - should pull about $500. - as much as that? - probably more. i'll be glad to give you a rough estimate. (car horn blaring) - excuse me. - i'd like to get this straightened out, would you please. more than $500? - i'm warning you crabtree, it comes down or i'm suing! i'm suing! it down unless you get a wrecking permit. - what's up? - you have just been presented with the m.o

mr. barnes, we have a potential piece of news breaking. what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, k.t. contributor and national security adviser in several republican administrations apparently now according to politico coming on board the trump team as the deputy national security adviser to the incoming national security adviser retired general michael flynn. general flynn just tweeting out a few minutes ago so proud and honored to have k.t. mcfarland as part of our national security team. she will help us pounce on m-a-g-a, make america great again. two appointments on staff, that's a big one, viewers are familiar with k.t. and familiar with her commentary and analysis. president-elect continuing to meet with others on monday. he is going to be meeting with -- have eight separate meetings including with paul atkins, the former sec commissioner involved in flushing out his economic team in washington and sheriff david clark of milwaukee county, a familiar guest to fox business and fox news viewers. and he's -- president-elect was busy yesterday as all of us were getting up, getting r

kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for me or t

kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for me or t

kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for me or t

kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for me or t

kelly is out of town, but that -- mr. barns was going to be here on her behalf. >> before i give you the name and i tell you one of the person is from academic from your resident of stanford, and another one is a [inaudible] engineer, experienced and analogy technical. what -- but i'm one of the election courses, you know, with two data with them and also make sure no conflicts of interest will touch any of those projects, you know, like tga or 301 admission. then i want to tell you, you know, last -- >> mr. huey, they will be paid for by the city? >> paid for by the city from of course from our department. >> who will instruct them? who will charge them? >> we will have a panel of 7, you know, including city administrator, me, and person from puc and other, you know, also city attorney will advise us for a committee member to oversight -- >> this panel instructions will be in writing as to the scope of their review? >> yeah, we have write down the scope of what they do, you know, on that. speaker: is that available for me or t

an old fashioned barn warming. mr. sident, we're going to send you back to washington for four more years. let's take a look at some of the activity that's going on around here in the barn. folks, here is our hostess. how are you? >> fine, thank you. we're so glad you could be with us tonight at our reelection party. >> how are things on the farm the last few years? >> pretty good, chuck. we would like to say to mr. ic s eisenhower from here in springfield, we know we can trust him to do well in the next four years. now i would like you to meet a good friend of ours. >> mr. president, our county dairy farmers want to say hello. >> friend, where are you from? >> springfield. >> your job? >> dairy processing plant. mr. president, we in the middle west appreciate the dignity and integrity of your administration. >> thanks a lot. hello, friend, who are you? >> a springfield, missouri farmer. >> been living here long? >> three generations. we're pleased with the eisenhower administration. thank you. >> thank you. nice to tal

mr. trump. bret? >> peter barnesive at the four seasons in georgetown, peter, thank you. >>> up next, what needs to be done to protect you from some of your own electronic devices. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox west dakota, the company building the dakota access pipeline goes to court to get permission to finish that project. yesterday we told you the u.s. army corps of engineers said more study is needed. opponents say it threats drinking water and cultural sites. >>> fox 5, affiliate in atlanta, as a georgia man faces life in prison after he was convicted of malice murder in the death of his toddler son who was left in a hot car for hours. a jury found ross harris guilty on all eight counts against him. the malice murder conviction means jurors ultimately agreed with prosecutors that harris left his 22-month-old son to die on purpose. >>> and this is live look at houston from our affiliate, fox 26. one of the big stories there tonight, texas lawmakers

he's softening you up to ask you to build him a new barn. -[mr. kermit] mrs. anderson, hate to bother you but have you got a hammer? -see! -yes, i think i have one right here in the kitchen. -like a simpleton i left most of my tools in my truck which is down the street at the garage being fixed. the darn rear end went out on me this morning driving over here. -that's too bad. -well, it never it rains but when it pours they say. much obliged for the hammer. oh, by the way, i've been thinking about that chaise lounge for your bedroom d, we couldn't afford that. -well they're not cheap i'll say that. it's my deluxe item. -[mr. kermit] but you would like one wouldn't you? -[mrs. anderson] well yes but... -hello? oh yes, he's here, just a minute. mr. kermit, it's your wife. -oh, much obliged. you keep thinking about that chaise lounge mrs. anderson. oh, i sure am getting to be a nuisance around here bothering you people. what's on your mind pearl? my truck's broke down. oh don't go on, never rains. little opal's got a chance for an interview for a better job and sh

mr. trump. bret? >> peter barnesive at the four seasons in georgetown, peter, thank you. >>> up next, what needs to be done to protect you from some of your own electronic devices. >>> first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox west dakota, the company building the dakota access pipeline goes to court to get permission to finish that project. yesterday we told you the u.s. army corps of engineers said more study is eded. opponents say it threats drinking water and cultural sites. >>> fox 5, affiliate in atlanta, as a georgia man faces life in prison after he was convicted of malice murder in the death of his toddler son who was left in a hot car for hours. a jury found ross harris guilty on all eight counts against him. the malice murder conviction means jurors ultimately agreed with prosecutors that harris left his 22-month-old son to die on purpose. >>> and this is live look at houston from our affiliate, fox 26. one of the big stories there tonight, texas lawmakers fi

mr. trump is open to working with all those who are there to make this as smooth as possible. liz: peter barnes listed tax cuts first out of the box. in other words, looks like mr. trump is going to hit the ground running. repealing obamacare. the so-called illegal immigration act about building the wall. do you know anything else that could be in the illegal immigration act? >> well, no, not right now, again, mr. trump is going to work with congress. he has been talking to leaders across the aisle, talking to leaders in the republican party, he's absolutely going to hit the ground running. he's going to keep his promises he made to all americans, that is to get to work on day one, and he's started and day one doesn't come until january. liz: katrina, political campaigning is quite different from governing. do you think mr. trump's tone as president will be different? do you think he'll dial it back? >> well, now that mr. trump is going to be the next president, he's going to govern as such. when you run a campaign, you're out there, fighting, multiple candidates, multiple areas, and now mr. tr

representative barnes, what is your assessment of mr.'s performance in his role as the sheriff of milwaukee county as opposed to his role as a provocateur and talking head? >> well, that's about all he is, is a provocateur and talking head. he's shown nothing but a culture of mismanagement in his time as mach county sheriff, conveniently putting his political ambitions above the needs of the people of milwaukee county. he had so much audacity to even neglect to protect president barack obama when he was in milwaukee a few years back, yet he's parading around with donald trump, made sure he made it to the republican national convention and he does more political speeches and travel than he does, actually, working as sheriff of milwaukee county. there's been four deaths in four months. he's already been on the hook for over $400,000 in lawsuits. we're looking at potentially millions more if these four deaths are settled. >> we're quoting journal sentinel reporting and i have sources and friends in milwaukee that i talk to a bit about his r

also with us, executive editor of "the weekly standard," fred barnes, and doug schoen, former clinton advisor. we are following mrtrump as he moves the transition meetings to the trump national golf club in new jersey. trump is set to meet with one of his biggest critics in the campaign, mitt romney. he will be talking about a potential secretary of state position and i'm sure much else. trump is also said to have a strong interest in having a general run the pentagon. one general will join me here tonight. we'll talk about retired general jack keane. he met with trump yesterday, and trump already affecting change on the economic front. we'll be talking about ford motor's decision not to move their kentucky plant to mexico. our top story tonight, president-elect trump making three critical appointments. senator jeff sessions selected by the president-elect to become southern general. sessions has a distinguished legal career. he served as both u.s. southern and state attorney general. but some in the left-wing national media recycling 30-year-old negative charges, let's take a look at session' record. as u.s. att

mr. trump supports a 21st century version of glass-steagall and we'll have to see how that plays out. >> peter barnesshington, thank you. >> for the final time as commander in chief president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns on this veterans day. >> present arms. >> in his speech at arlington national cemetery, the president brought up the twicesive election saying it is time to put politics aside. >> veterans day often follows a hard-fought political campaign, an exercise in free speech and self-government you fought for. it often lays bear disagreements across our nation. but the american instincts has never been to find isolation in opposite corners. it is to find strength in our common creed. to forge unity from our great diversity. to sustain that strength and unity even when it is hard. and when the election is over, as we search for ways to come together, to reconnect with one another, and with the principles that are more enduring than transitory politics, some of our best examples are the men and women we salute on veterans day. >> president obama also called on lawmakers to k

mr. trump said he supports a 21st century version of glass-steagall. in washington, peter barns, fox business. >> as the holidays approach things are heating up at the movies. this weekend the critics are excited. coming up next a look at three new releases hitting theaters across the country. we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. s to fall in love with. if you're looking for something ?entertaining this weekend - things are heating up at >> if you' l things are heating up at the box office as the weather cools down a little bit. fox's kevin mccarthy has a look at what's new in theaters. >> reporter: hey, everybody it's kevin mccarthy to geek out about this week's brand new movie releases including the new film arrival also a little film called loving which is one of the most powerful and aspiring films i have seen this year and almost christmas one of the funniest and also heartwarming films i've seen in a while. renner as well as amy adams

well, barn, you see, um, uh, mr. landry here -- he's, uh, in town representing the burgeoning metropolis of mesa city, new mexico. he's, um, he's trying to find himself a police department. a police recruiter, sir. thank you, levitt. i'm sorry if things got a little out of hand, captain, but you know how cops get after a couple of drinks. oh. well, then maybe you'd like to sit down and have a chat over a cup of coffee. mr. landry, you don't -- you see, captain, mesa city is not just on the lookout for patrolmen. mr. landry -- we also have several high-paying positions of leadership available for men in command positions. book him. whoo! uh, mr. landry. oh, no. he's -- he's spoken for. oh? yeah. you want to just, uh... but, now, he's available. now, the thing is, sergeant, mesa city offers a unique blend of social and cultural opportunities that is tailor-made for the young man on the go. i mean, we have our own symphony, the jubilee dinner theater and ballet, several prominent art galleries, a rodeo. oh, yahoo. insid

mr. tom said he supports a 21st century version of glass-steagall. back to you in new york. lauren: peter barnesnk you so much. tranter at least two people died after powerful earthquake struck new zealand near christchurch yesterday. 7.9 magnitude quake damage in more than 120 miles to the north did the earthquake reminded many people did devastating 2011 earthquake in christchurch which killed 185 people. a resident there described what happened. >> all of a sudden they started wobbling and talk more sort of intense. i went okay, this is getting serious. the continued on and on. it's sort of got quite concerning. tranter's strong aftershocks continue. officials in wellington urged people in the downtown area to stay home as they assess the damage. lauren: a concert by stigma reopening the concert hall one year after a racist terrorist killed 90 people at that venue during an eagles of death metal concert. remember that one year ago yesterday. the lead singer denies that he was being refused entry to the concert hall. jesse hughes said he was only hanging around outside the venue, never tried t

mr. gilman. fred: i'll get my money. if i believed you, which i don't. so i prepared for it. all right, how? you know that abandoned barn just south of town on the left? sure, the old simpson place. fred: that's it! well, in about three minutes that should bloo-wee. you planted a bomb there, huh? yes, just to prove to you that i'm not joking. all right, ralph. go out to the simpson place. make sure there's nobody around there. yes, sir. fred: and don't get too close yourself. if that place doesn't go you know what's gonna happen, don't you? mhm. but it'll go. you seem pretty sure of yourself. i made the bomb. well now, understand. i made it for just eleven o'clock, but i won't guarantee the explosion to thesplitsecond fred: because the action of the acid is variable. all right, that's it. gimme. no. no, i won't lose, i won't. just because one didn't go off doesn't the others won't. doesn't mean that at all. well, that's a pretty good indication to me. no...no! (smack) (smack) oh! oh, you're gonna be sorry for this. you're gonna be awful sorry. here. come on. we've got a nice jail cell. i think it would just about fit yo

barnes has that story. peter: president elect went to meet with leaders, here are some of the items for mr.e a good chance of passing in some cases with some democratic support or even a lot of democratic support. of course, tax reform and tax relief, 345% cut in taxes for a typical family and business tax cuts including a one-time 10% tax for u.s. companies that repatriot foreign profits which are estimated 2 and a half trillion dollars, those tax receipts could help fund trillion dollar infrastructure for invest rent. many democrats favor infrastructure program. mr. trump has proposed immigration security plan that includes building the wall on the border with mÉxico. after his meeting with mcconnell, the president elect told reporters his top priorities were healthcare reform and jobs. big league jobs. nicole: he had a quote, fantastic, productive meeting with donald trump. ryan telling bret baier is republican party is now unified. >> donald trump heard something out there in america that no one in us heard, he heard and he saw a movement out there and -- and this -- he pulled like i sa

our own peter barnes is standing outside of trump tower right now with more. peter? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, trish. and mr. trump's transition team calls them equal partners as they head to the white house this january. priebus said this morning on "fox & friends" that he and ban nonwill continue to make a good team -- bannon will continue to make a good team. listen. >> absolutely essential in order to get anything done. you're not going to get tax reform done, obamacare replaced done in the capitol unless you have the relationships to get it done. and you have to keep the base and everyone happy at the same time. >> reporter: and one of those key relationships for reince priebus as you recall, trish, is house speaker paul ryan. they're both from wisconsin, they've been good, good friends for 20 years, so that appointment could perhaps help get some things done with congress. we also, reporters also met up with kellyanne conway, mr. trump's campaign manager, as she was showing up here today at trump tower, and she was asked about additional appointments to the trump team. here's what she said. >> some ad

mr. trump is with his family in florida for thanksgiving holiday. this is one of the busiest traveling days of the year, peter barness just steps away from union station in dc, with more details on how many people are out there on the road. reporter: amtrak said that this thanksgiving holiday, from yesterday to sunday, 7 50,000 or so people will take to the rails to get to their thanksgiving dinners. today, tomorrow, yesterday, and then comeback, that is well record last year. they have been adding extra trains and cars as you can imagine here. on northeast corridor they ran extra trains yet, and resuming again today will did so sunday, rail riders are part of 49 million people that triple a said are traveling over 50 miles for this holiday, that is up about a million travelers from a year ago, that is about a 2% increase. most thanksgiving travelers since 2007, about 90% of driving, 43 million or so people, 3.7 million american flying, 1.5 traveling by ship, bus or train. you had adam on at airport, he said 27 million people according to airline for america. i tried to reconcile the two number between triple a 3.7,

mr. borden treats you well, doesn't he, judd? - won't you to step inside the barn with me for a moment? - what for? - well, the daylight has become rather bad for my health. come on. - after you. - you're that gunslinger. they're looking for you. - why? - huh? - why are they looking for me, judd? - 'ca--cause you hurt mrs. borden. you put that burr under the saddle. - no. it was supposed-- - keep talking, judd. - no. - mrs. borden wasn't supposed to ride that horse, was she? that burr was meant for somebody else, wasn't it, judd? now, you were there. you saw it. tell the truth! - i don't know. - i think you do! - i-i don't know what you're saying. - i want you to tell me the truth, judd. - you're getting me all mixed up. i-- - was it you, judd? was it you? did you put that burr under that saddle? - no, i would never hurt mrs. borden, never. - it wasn't meant for mrs. borden, was it? meant to hurt somebody else, wasn't it? it was meant for gil borden, wasn't it? ed said the horse belonged to mickey, and i... - what else did ed say, judd? (hoofbeats) you hear that posse? you're afraid of

barn but there wasn't anybody there. - quick get the cartwheels for help. - i'll go for the cartwheels now. what happened to his head? oh, oh, oh hey, help, mr. cartwheel! (neigh) oh, mr. cartwheel, oh, mr. cartwheel. ohh, oh. mr. cartwheel. - what's the matter? - black bart is going to raid to ranch. - he is? how do you know? - one of his men told me. - oh good work, son, go tell - but mr. cartwheel, there's only one thing i'm afraid of. - what's that? - i don't think this horse is going to find it's way back to the ranch. ahh, ohhh, ahhh, mr. cartwheel (neigh) hey, hey! (ragtime music) - uh hello, can you tell me where the assayer's office is? - this is it. - oh. well, what i'd like is to have that analyzed. can you tell me what that is? - i don't have to analyze it, i can what it is right now. go on, get it outta here. - oh, i'm sorry, hey no wait a minute, i really need to know what's in there, it's important. - alright... it's crude. - oh, well that's ok, go ahead and tell me anyway. - no i mean, it's crude, crude oil. purest sample i've ever seen! - it's oil? oh, it's oil. well, thank you very much. - oh. - davy should have gotten help by now. - y

barnes gets him to the calaboose. i'll see that nothing happens to him, marshall. you do that, deputy. would you let me out please? ? you can stay as long as you like, mrs. sevier. i have to get back to my children. they don't know about this yet. what do you tell children? how do you explain it to them? i guess you just tell them the truth. the truth? would you like to hear the truth? i met john sevier nine years ago, and in all that time i've never known him to do or say an unkind thing to anyone. right now he's more upset over paul caldwell being killed oh, it's true! and he's always been like that, doing things for people without ever being asked. never wanting money, or thanks, or anything. he built the church, and the school almost by himself because he thought that no man should be without religion or education. that's the kind of a man he is. that's the truth! ask anyone. ask anyone who knows him. i've heard these things about him. well, then how can you arrest him? for something that wasn't even his fault, that has long since been forgotten? if it's the reward maybe-- it isn't. well, what is it then? i'm no judge or jury, mrs. sevier, but your husband k

mr. trump wants to propose a 21st century glass-steagall act, got to see what that means, liz? liz: peter, thank you very much, peter barnes, president-elect donald trump's victory is having many questioning whether he will follow through with certain promises and threats he made that could affect your investments. among them, the renegotiation of nafta, the north american free trade agreement between canada, the u.s. and mexico signed into law in 1994 by president bill clinton that had widespread republican support. the united autoworkers union said it supports donald trump's view of the agreement that it has to be changed. this, as mexico and canada have said they are ready to have a, quote, open dialogue about the deal but mexico said it's not open to renegotiating nafta. jeff flock is standing by in chicago with the latest how any kind of change to nafta could impact the u.s. auto industry, which you have covered very closely here. by the way, jeff, looking at auto stocks, they're jumping at the moment. >> reporter: they are, anything good for the economy is good for auto stocks but changing nafta would play havoc with

barnes, thank you very, very much. we're following obviously these ongoing concerns about mr. yet again. it is about trying to take oomph out of donald trump before he gets president of the united states. they lost an election and they're not happy with the results. now one prominent democrat is trying to change the rules going forward so we get rid of the electoral college that is senator barbara boxer that is favoring republicans anyway. of course, murphy's law, it would be just the opposite if she got her wish. can not make this stuff up. a little more after this. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-p

barnes & noble.com, amazon.com. go there right now, order it "settle for more" and i hope you do. have a great night. i'm megyn kelly. >>> tonight -- >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many more times in the future. >> president-elect trump goes to the white house to start the transition of power. laura ingraham is here tonight with reaction. >> she innocent or guilty. >> hillary clinton's legal problems are far from over. will she be pardoned by president obama? >> i don't think think president obama should pardon her. >> rudy giuliani is here to weigh? >> this is a moment filled with fear. >> and the mainstream media and liberals are freaking out about trump's victory. all of that plus reince priebus. >>> after president-elect donald trump's decisive victory he now has a mandate to act on behalf of you, the american people. rudy giuliani will be here in just a minute with reaction. first, my advice to donald trump tonight is move fast and keep all of your promises. earlier today plresident-elect trump met with president obama to discuss the transfer of pow e power. the president c

mr. snow: thank you. >> good luck with the book. i tried to find it in barnes& noble today but it's not on the shelf yet and the public library doesn't have it so i'm glad you brought copies. i've been to the battle field and i've seen the monument. most of the units you have are in my miniatures collection. you really did an excellent job. you'll get another invitation real soon. two things. one, you mentioned arnold's monument and where it was located. were you involved in locating that? the other point was, saratoga is the battle and reel twoy battles usually laid out but also the campaign. before this happened, the saratoga battle, there is the action at bennington. i saw it was mentioned in your index. i don't want to -- mr. snow: yeah. it's in the book. i didn't have time to mention it tonight. >> say a word about bennington. i have relatives who live up there. ut also, talk a little bit about locating arnold's monument. mr. snow: my ancestor who was at saratoga was in the connecticut light horse. he liked it up there so much that he moved to the benningt

barnes & noble.com, amazon.com. go there right now, order it "settle for more" and i hope you do. have a great night. i'm megyn kelly. >>> tonight -- >> mrgreat honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many more times in the future. >> president-elect trump goes to the white house to start the transition of power. laura ingraham is here tonight with reaction. >> she innocent or guilty. >> hillary clinton's legal problems are far from over. will she be pardoned by president obama? >> i don't think think president obama should pardon her. >> rudy giuliani is here to weigh? >> this is a moment filled with fear. >> and the mainstream media and liberals are freaking out about trump's

mr. trump spending final days on the trail in those states. you might know the answer but let me hear it from jeff barnes of our panel. and molly hemingway, both of them back here now. um, what are your thoughts, fred, about this campaign? does he know something or does he have to have the state. >> i think well he has to have the states and i think he knows what we know. he's gained ground there. the polls have tightened a lot but he's still in michigan and he's still four or five points behind, pennsylvania put him at the same thing. these are difficult states. minnesota, that is a reach. virginia is interesting because that was a state that i thought the trump people had written off. remember when they pulled out all of the advertise. trump needs some things to happen though. he needs -- let me just -- overall, he needs a weak turnout by african-american voters and a very strong turnout by the noncollege white voters who are really his constituency and a big turnout and he needs to get some of the college-educated republicans who have been sort of never trump, he needs them to be never hillary and lin

hillary, trump, president obama all visiting that state and peter barnes is there live in manchester. now, when are mrbama, when are they actually going to speak there in new hampshire? >> okay. so, stuart, hillary clinton had her last rally here last night. she's done. she's not coming back. president obama is here late afternoon around 5:00. he'll be in durham, new hampshire, to stump for hillary clinton and donald trump will be here this evening, 8:00 eastern with his vp candidate, mike pence. trump is making five stops today, hillary clinton she's in two stops in pennsylvania, nen one in michigan, one north carolina, and the president's going here and two other states today. stuart: in new hampshire, peter, it was supposed to be donald trump's last stop, 8:00 tonight. but now we find he's actually going to go on from there to michigan where he's going to wrap up at 11:00 tonight. probably going on past midnight. that's his tough schedule. all right. peter. >> right. stuart: you've got a long day. >> and pence is going with him to michigan. stuart: you've got a long day to michigan, catch you later

mr. cavuto. we're waiting for the federal reserve to release minutes of meeting last month. don't get to your turkey dinner until you find out what the fed is thinking. cue up peter barnes with the latest details. peter? reporter: they will be raising rates relatively soon, ashley, as long as incoming data provided some further evidence of continued progress towards the fed's objectives on inflation and on jobs markets. so we hear that phrase, relatively soon, once again. this was the meeting in the beginning of november, just a week before the presidential election. so the fed, as you recall held steady at that time. did not change its benchmark fed funds rate at that time and so now this term, relatively soon, has been interpreted to mean that this, upcoming meeting in december, mid-december, is the likely one for the next rate hike. however, the minutes also show that some participants are concerned about the fed's credibility, saying that the recent fed communications were consistent with an increase in the fed funds rate in the near or term, or agreed or in the near term or argued to preserve credibility such an increase would occur at the next meeting. once again