i'm fortunate that neil cavuto was out at this moment. in his open top rolls-royce along the beaches. >> you have to make a music video. we will make a high class. make a prosciutto or something like that. >> we can do that. >> everyone. i have to shake your hand. i thought it was good. >> they do. when they wave at me they say, do you neil. i say yeah i do. can we have your picture. ♪ ♪ >> charles: great stuff. it has been really great having you all along for the past 25 years. we all have so much to be thankful for. and we hope that you're having a terrific thanksgiving holiday. that will do it here. remember, you can catch me on fox business everyday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. for making money, the five is next. ♪ ♪ >> hello everybody i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell appeared geraldo rivera's, dana perino, and tyrus. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is the five. ♪ ♪ happy thanksgiving paired hopefully you are on your second meal of this turkey day. have not gone into any arguments over politics. get ready for lots of fun. we ar

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. we begin in waukesha with grady trimble. grady? >> police say darrell brooks acted alone and there's no indication the attack was terrorism related. they say moments before brooks intentionally ploughed through the parade route, he said there's school bands and other community groups. five people were killed and 48 more people were injured including 18 children. the youngest just three years old. >> some of our first responders were there with our families. they left their families to treat people. >> brooks is expected to be charged with five counts of intentional homicide. he has a lengthy criminal history. he posted a $1,000 bail just days ago after allegedly running a woman over in another domestic dispute. the district attorney's office admits that bail was inappropriately low. back here live, main street has been reopened today. classes for all schools in waukesha cancelled tomorrow and there's a prayer vigil set to start in a couple hours. charles? >> thanks, grady. the suspect, darrell brooks, has a lengthy rap sheet and wa

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." confuse right now in the markets as to how bad this variant is and how extensive it could be. 70 countries around the world are tightening travel restrictions. some are entertaining lookdowns of their own. it hit wall street and main street and right now it's a big concern of the president of the united states who is touring a facility in minnesota. more on that later. right now to peter doocy on the fallout and how it's being registered. hi, peter. >> neil, you talk about fallout and what the president will do next about the pandemic, this is a president who has promised to keep the economy open. we're hearing that officials around here are also keeping their options open. so the travel bans on eight countries from africa might not be all. there could be travel restrictions coming soon. >> the president's decisions are related to travel decisions will be based on the recommendations of his health and medical team. they have not advised that to this point. >> aboard air force one, jen

susan: neil cavuto. neil: i'm number six right behind varney.ery much, susan li. meantime, we live in times where you know, money is fast and loose, right? all of sudden we're seeing even everyday folks trying to sell their home. the average home up for sale in the latest period took less than a week to unload. do you imagine that? a week to unload. katrina campins, real estate titan, campins and company luxury real estated agent, much, much more. katrina, i was surprised at this, you hear stories of homes that go begging either the seller is trying to get more but when all said and done, lightning fast, you know process here. what is going on? >> well american homebuyers are taking note that they have to move very quickly in order to win bids because the market is moving very fast. as you mentioned, neil, home sales between july 2020 and june 2021 were on the market for about one week. that is up, that, i should say it is less than three weeks, you know the year prior. so homes are flying off the market. buyers are having to move very quickly a

"your world with neil cavuto" starts right now. i will see you tomorrow. ms. too. this will be his opportunity to respond to the debacle in virginia and new jersey with the governor's race. more of that in a second. this announcement is meant to talk about the vaccine available and given the go-ahead by the cdc as it was by the fda to use on kids as young as 5. that would be 29 million eligible children across the country. the president is going to talk about the need to get vaccinated what was going to be cl

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and a special look at where we have found ourselves on somethingle generation that doesn't remember the '70s with the exception of leisure suitses and bell bottoms. i do remember other aspects like long gas lines and the fears it could get out of control. i also remember cds that were yielding 18%. rd

neil cavuto would say that. we are working on our next investigation right now. eric, you have done an outstanding job reporting on this mystery, you've been dogging your search for answers, have to -- happy birthday, mr. president. president biden celebrating his 79th birthday. house democrats gave him an early gift yesterday finally passing massive build back better spending plan the news is not happy in the latest fox poll where 54% of voters say they disapprove of his job performance. david, why give full approval to is live with more. reporter: i give full approval to you as well. happy birthday to the president, he's been spending the day here in wilmington to his family and friends, passage yesterday in the house my 220 days from 213 nays on build back better, $1.820 social spending bill but no question, margins were incredibly been in the house now going to the senate where there is uncertain future. the president still has that problem on the southern border, it's not going away. new poll last night shows the majority of voters approve saying up to $450,

my name neil cavuto with a c, cavuto.est deals now? >> what's happening now is people are shopping very differently, right, so we are seeing in the past people walking the stores, shop online, it's called omni channel retailing which is term that was coined by former chairman of macy's terry but we are now seeing businesses, large and small go and do live streams on all the social platforms. so getting some data from meta which is formerly facebook they were saying that stores like wal-mart and macy's in conjunction with toys"r"us are doing live stream and smaller businesses like the jewelry store in south carolina and the other gift, i think it's a bar called the green amongy out of raleigh, they are doing the live streams. businesses, small businesses are able to now, i don't want to say ignore what's going on with the ports but this is one way they can really show case their product very quickly and then have that be bought right on the spot. ed: right, you talk about that online. do you see the covid variant then push

i'm neil cavuto.he fallout from a decision that polarized the nation in one of the most scrutinized cases probably since o.j. simpson. let's get the very latest of how things are looking in kenosha with alexis mcadams. >> reporter: that's right. 18-year-old kyle ratenhouse walking outside of the courthouse here in kenosha, wisconsin, now a free man. people were preparing for fallout here in denobody that shah, but this morning things remaining very quiet. let's go back into the courtroom as we watched for two weeks things unfolding here. the illinois teen shot three men, killing two during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake last summer. kyle rittenhouse breaking down in court, grabbing his knees and sobbing as he stood in front of the judge hearing he was found not guilty on all five counts. also in the courtroom, the loved ones of the two men killed by kyle rittenhouse. >> we need to focus on what's most hurtful here to these people, myself included, which is the loss of life and

neil cavuto is off today. and and what you need to do that, americans, the most expensive thanks giving on the record. president biden declaring america is back. retailers ramping up security as the smash and grab, no sign of letting up. live in california with the latest coming up. top story a major selloff underway in the markets. look at the boards, 947 on the dow. as we go to fox news contributor, gary, break this down. i did your reaction to all this. look at the markets. >> i'm a big believer, how things react to the news. i'm a bit worried. always hearing about possibly the covid issue from south africa. a lot of things are getting smoked, the financial, semiconductors, broad-based drop expect for anything to do with benefits from covid. internals were in bad shape on the market and we've been talking about it. the inflation issue, that is getting involved also. defense is making a good offense going into next week. it is supposed to be one of those quiet days after thanksgiving. not so quiet. >> is a p

i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." more on the rush to stores coming up.ks as covid concerns flared up. the dow plunked more than 900 points. it was down 1,000 points. ted wiseburg at seaport securities. ted, was the sell-off justified, you think? >> you know,

i am david asman and for neil cavuto. we have a jampacked two hours as markets look to recover some from friday's national selloff. president biden is just about to address the nation as it doesn't countries have reported cases of the omicron covid variant. will bring his remarks as well and wall street ceos to grapple with the variant. catering to china the list of high-profile leaders investing into china's will keeps growing. despite human rights abuses and other issues. as american phase record high fuel prices. the media continues to downplay it. one columnist saying we need this inflation. we will hash all of that coming up. to our top story today president biden is just about to get remarks on omicron variant and how the u.s. is planning to respond. edward lawrence at the white house with more. >> the president is finishing up a meeting where he is talking with this covid task force including doctor anthony fauci help be in this meeting when he addresses the nation. dr. fauci will be there, today imposes a travel b

." >> david: asman in for neil cavuto. inflation is on the thanks differencing day table. it is hitting you. the white house says don't worry. >> see the price of gas drop where you fill up your tank. families can rest easy. shelves will be well-stocked in stores this holiday season. david: we'll break it all down with the all-star lineup over next couple hours. former mcdonald's ceo ed rensi, national retail federation ceo, matt che, national homebuilders ceo jerry howard and fox news contributor charles hurt. first we begin at the white house with president biden on defense over his strategy to combat rising gas prices. edward lawrence is there with the latest. hi, edward. reporter: see how the defense goes. he has no public events on his schedule today. the president vacationing in a billionaire's home in nantucket as rest of us gets ready to fill up the gas tanks to go to the holiday dinners. the president is letting stand the announcement putting out 32 million barrels from the strategic reserve that will be replaced. additional 18 million, 32 million barrels. 18 mill

how he got toppled, i think, because i know it's hard to understand neil cavuto, but in new jersey, weon, but -- neil: careful young man, careful >> oh, i know. neil: next thing you'll start talking about the mob. >> [laughter] hey there's no such thing as the mob, neil, you know that as an aside? neil: angry italians in a room, go ahead. >> [laughter] you are too much, brotha. i think the political bosses were at play, because steve sweeney remember he had problems with the teacher's union a couple of years ago, it could have been that but also that whole area -- neil: and he was also putting heads with the governor, right, phil murphy, he had a gubernatorial run and then this former goldman sachs guy comes out of nowhere and launch es campaign and had the money to do it and all sweeney has to step down the bench, right? >> he got wacked. oops there's another thing, so, he did, taken out, but neil seriously, sweeney is a good guy , but i love this story about the truck driver, how great is this? he spents $115 and now he's going to beat one of the most famous long-standing politicians

if you're willing to pay more -- if you have neil cavuto money, you can afford to travel tuesday andhe tsa lines, you can imagine, will be a lot longer. in terms of destination, doesn't surprise you that people want to go from cold places to warm places. >> neil: not at all. >> orlando, anaheim, hawaii is probably for me. internationally, what about cancun, montego bay and jamaica? >> beautiful. >> neil: thanks, susan. the allied pilots association captain is here with us. i know it's busy and major airlines have done anything and everything to get you and your pilots in the cockpits to deal with the demand. but some are not too keen on that. what is going on there? >> yeah, at american, we saw -- our management team stumbled in recovery. we told them it didn't look good in the spring. when weather hit, they were not able to recover. we had 135,000 passengers that were impacted because of the weather. it's because they couldn't find a way to connect the pilots in halloween weekend. the flight attendants and the airplane. they put out a proposal -- they're throwing money at the proble

i'm neil cavuto. back in new york city, happy to be here.sity to spend. at the corner of wall and broad, no problems. records across the board because despite the spending, i have no idea. what i do know, the big infrastructure package got voted on and now they're working on a package twice as much that democrats are convinced that th

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world."ng his remarks on this issue, so david, what are you hearing? >> charles, this is a little rare. we've seen presidents in the past cancel remarks and extend them to a littl

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." today the president just cancelling his remarks on this issue, so david, what are you hearing? >> charles, this is a little rare. we've seen presidents in the past cancel remarks and extend them to a little later in the day. but president biden is actually moving the remarks until wednesday. he was supposed to speak 15 minutes ago to talk about the supply chain issue. the white house said he wanted to spend more time to talk with the ceos. there was some video of a pool spray where the camera is in the room and the president makes comments. the white house believes that is sufficient saying the president will talk about it wednesday. back to the issue at hand. he met with these fortune 500 company ceos to come with a plan to ease the supply chain tensions, some of the companies like best buy, food lion, mattel, this comes as inflation is at a 30-year high. the president received a sampling of reports from brick and mortar stars and online websites. >> we need to talk about how well-pr

i'm neil cavuto. back in new york city, happy to be here. all at the same time, we're looking at washington, its propensity to spend. at the corner of wall and broad, no problems. records across the board because despite the spending, i have no idea. what i do know, the big infrastructure package got voted on and now they're working on a package twice as much that democrats are convinced that they can get done and done soon. the devil is in the details. right now as far as signing off on that bipartisan infrastructure agreement, people might have to chill awhile. try about a week. the reading on that from the white house with peter doocy. hey, peter. >> neil, good afternoon. as it moves to this more expensive social infrastructure bill, human infrastructure bill as they call it around here, president biden does not plan to change his approach at all in dealing with congress. officials say the president is winning they think after getting covid relief and infrastructure through without much input from republicans. >> we're going to approach i

i'm charles payne, this is "your world" in for neil cavuto. chad pergram has more on the

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." what in the world to make of some contests that weren't supposed to be contests a little more than a couple months ago? they're very much so right now. let's go to rich edson in mcclean, very very with terry mcauliffe and his night to get his old job back as governor. rich? >> good afternoon. we're here at mcauliffe headquarters setting up for the big watch party event tonight. the polls close at 7:00 p.m. they say they're encouraged by the reports that they're hearing around the state as to where people are showing up on this election day. show me a pessimistic politician, we'll acknowledge something pessimistic on election day. it's a tough ask here. terry mcauliffe has had a quiet day. he showed up earliner falls church and met with a number of union supporters. he's been getting a boost from politicians in the democratic party from washington, congressional democrats and especially from president joe biden who campaigned with him last week and now from across the pond in europe he

i'm charles payne, this is "your world" in for neil cavuto. chad pergram has more on the fallout. chad? >> good afternoon. this was vintage joe manchin, swooping in at the last minute and looking for changes so he can claim victory later. he's long been concerned about the cost of the bill. if the house was going to vote mid week, there was no way they would have a price tag from the congressional budget office. >> what i see are budget gimmicks that make the real cost of the $1.75 trillion bill estimated to be almost twice that amount. it's obvious. compromise is not good enough for a lot of my colleagues in congress. it's all or nothing. their position doesn't seem to change unless we agree to everything. enough is enough. >> manchin is turning the tables on liberals. they said they won't vote on infrastructure until there's a deal on the social spending plan. manchin wants to disconnect the bills. liberals say everyone should embrace what the president endorsed. progressives seem ready to vote before manchin grand the hand brake. >> i would urge everybody to keep tempers down.

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world" on a day we are learning that no matter how high prices go, people are still buying and buying and buying. is there a shelf life on that buying? we'll explore that. we have you covered all over the country with the latest development with peter doocy at the white house on the administration's plan to sell all of this spending and for the good of inflation. grady trimble at the high prices in the middle of the country. susan li on customers buying and buying and buying no matter the price. we begin with peter at the white house. hi, peter. >> good afternoon. the infrastructure bill is the now the infrastructure law and the president is up in new hampshire talking like somebody who has a trillion dollars burning a hole in his pocket. >> thanks to the infrastructure law, we're going to make the most significant investment to modernize our roads and bridges in 70 years. law will speed up replacement of bridges by the least -- by at least a year allow new hampshire to invest in other critical infrastructure needs. >> the president's backdrop is the nh 175

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and this is "your world."wing concerns that the progressives and the moderates in the democratic party are not seeing eye to eye. of course very big and not progressive caucus saying that if moderates want to wait for a cbo score, progressives are willing to wait to vote on build back better and the infrastructure bills together. i think that's her way of saying, your way or our way or, well, i don't know, maybe the highway. chad pergram in washington with the very latest. >> good afternoon, neil. what you are seeing here are these fissures inside the democratic caucus. keep in mind, if the house moves ahead with the infrastructure vote today, they can probably pass it even if they have some attrition of votes on the democratic side of the aisle, because you have about 15 republicans who could vote for this in the house of representatives. this is the plan. we think there's going to be a vote on the infrastructure bill later today. that is something they want to do, the democrats don't have the votes to pass.

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. jeff paul is in brunswick with more. jeff? >> very emotional time here in brunswick, georgia on multiple levels. some people in celebratory mood saying the jury got it right. you have other folks that have been out here on days on end that have been exhausted by the case that have a sense of relief. they said looking back at past trials, they thought there was a chance that it wouldn't go in their favor and nobody would be held accountable. that's not the case. according to the jury's decision this afternoon, took them 12 hours to come to that decision over a span of two days. all three men found guilty on multiple charges. you have travis mcmichael, the man that physically shot ahmaud arbery, his father greg found guilty on eight of the nine counts and the man that filmed it, roddy bryan found guilty of six of nine counts. but we're learning his lawyer plans to file for a new trial next week. you look at the verdict and when it was read in full, lots of celebration outside the courthouse. cheers, hugging and for the family of

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." we'll hear from a top democrat on what can be done to address this situation. from the republican side, south carolina's nancy mace on whether all of this spending is complicating things. first, the read on gas prices that will not quit with madison alworth. madison? >> hey, neil. yeah, gas prices are increasing across the u.s. here in new york city, i'm in front of a gas station that is charging $4.99 for regular gas. quite the sticker shock here. this is not an isolated incident. we're seeing prices go up from the east coast across the country to the west coast. let's take a look at what the price of gas is today. you're going to be paying $3.42. that is up over 60% from a year ago. energy secretary jennifer granholm saying sunday that she hopes gas prices won't reach $4 a gallon. two states, california and hawaii have already surpassed that milestone. there's other states that are quickly approaching that $4 mark. all of this is forcing americans to change their driving habits and

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and a special look at where we have found ourselves on somethingthought we had overcome. there's a whole generation that doesn't remember the '70s with the exception of leisure suitses and bell bottoms. i do remember other aspects like long gas lines and the fears it could get out of control. i also remember cds that were yielding 18%. hard to conceive of. but could it be happening again? a beleaguered president then trying to get on top of a problem that wouldn't go away, and now a beleaguered president -- also a democrat -- dealing with the same thing that he hopes goes away. so far no signs has happening. and we decided for the next hour cover all the bases, where it's happening, what they can do to possibly deal with it. and we've got you covered with some of the best and brightest names out there including our own larry kudlow are, the former are director of the national economic council under president trump, john cats knee d.c. as well, owner of a grocery store, katrina -- the real estate genius. she saw florida booming when we were, well, i

"your world with neil cavuto" starts right now. i will see you tomorrow. ms. to >> neil: we are waiting to hear from the president too. this will be his opportunity to respond to the debacle in virginia and new jersey with the governor's race. more of that in a second. this announcement is meant to talk about the vaccine available and given the go-ahead by the cdc as it was by the fda to use on kids as young as 5. that would be 29 million eligible children across the country. the president is going to talk about the need to get vaccinated what was going to be closely scrutinized is whether he is commented on the election development. before i get into other particulars here, we are getting some preconstituted numbers, if you will come out of the garden state. there is a sign, if we could show this, in hudson county. a very strong democratic area of where there was a double count going on. it is now since been addressed being governor murphy's down a little bit by little less than a thousand votes and reducing his opponents by 3,000. it puts him back in a positi

this is charles payne in for neil cavuto. david spunt at the white house. >> thanks, charles. president biden said of the rising gas prices "this is a problem." to help alleviate the problem, he announced he's releasing 50 million gallons of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve to help lower some of the gas prices across the country, especially now that people are getting ready to travel for thanksgiving and christmas next month. the president insists the price of a gallon of gas will eventually drop. it's $3.40 today. charles, that's up from $2.10 last year at this time. the president just spoke at the white house about the economy. listen. >> moms and dads are worried, asking will there be enough food for the holidays. will we get christmas presents to the kids on time. if so, will they cost me an arm and a leg? i told you before that we're going to take action on these problems. that's exactly what we're doing. >> the president gave an example by touting his port action plan to help ease congestion, pick up the pace from 40 hours a week to 7 day as week, 24 hours a day.

here's "your world" with neil cavuto. >> this is the video that i shot here. it's surreal to watch.ing. with us hard to watch for sure. not something you want to see again. >> hard to watch indeed. we're live in waukesha, wisconsin where the suspect in that horrific parade crash is facing intentional homicide charges. we should warn you, some of the scenes are graphic. this was the scene sunday afternoon when the driver of a red s.u.v. plowed into a parade in wisconsin

this is charles payne in for neil cavuto. david spunt at the white house. >> thanks, charles. said of the rising gas prices "this is a problem." to help alleviate the problem,

i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." more on the rush to stores coming up. first, the rush to get out of stocks as covid concerns flared up. the dow plunked more than 900 points. it was down 1,000 points. ted wiseburg at seaport securities. ted, was the sell-off justified, you think? >> you know, depends. clearly it was a pre-oping headlines that there's this new variant of covid-19 which is apparently very scary. that clearly was the catalyst. a lot of folks have been looking for a sell-off. unfortunately, ed, they never ring a bell or tell us when it's going to happen. there it was a knee jerk reaction to this variant news or a market that was due for a correction. the bottom line is we were down hard today and with very few exceptions, there was no place to hide. >> ted, you feel like there's a buying opportunity with good stocks or you think this might continue into monday? >> well, i think the -- the variant news clearly is very, very serious. we need to pay attention to that. certainly nobody wants to go back where we were in the spring of 2020. i don'

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world" on the impact of the case that is perhaps the most scrutinized and publicized since going back to o.j. simpson nearly two decades ago. what is at stake tonight and what they're watching for, we go to garrett tenney in kenosha on how things look now. garrett? >> yeah, neil. you can see a handful of folks are outside the courthouse here. really most of the crowd cleared out quick after. there was an outpouring of emotion from those folks that had been gathering outside the courthouse all week on both sides. folks out here to support kyle rittenhouse and those hoping to see him convicted. when the verdict was announced, a lot of people left happy, cheering, honking horns. a lot of folks left very upset and frustrated. most of the folks have gone home. at this point, it's been very peaceful. a lot of emotions and tense, high-running feelings and emotions outside the courthouse. there's not been any major issues. we'll keep an eye on it. action we saw last year, there

i've been there before went i sent that email to neil cavuto.t's the first shirtless picture he's seen of me. don't use company email, that's all i say. since then, more than half of the country state school board associates have run from the national group like they are a koala with chlamydia. they do have that. so we are in a weird time where president has a delightful chat with the leader of a country that may be responsible for the deaths of millions while his enforcement arm goes after moms and dads. biden doesn't just -- he craps on parents. another poop jokes? are you sick of those jokes? we asked tonight's audience to weigh in. >> the question tonight is are you sick of greg's poop jokes? >> [bleep] no. [laughter] >> poop in the show, too many come into few, not enough? >> i'm going to say too many. >> do you love the jokes or do you hate the jokes? >> no [bleep]. >> do we need more or less? >> more poop jokes, definitely. >> i want to see more. >> may be the same. >> do we need more or do we need less? >> a little less. >> i don't mind

i'm neil cavuto, this is "your world" on a day we are learning that no matter how high prices go, peoples there a shelf life on that buying? we'll explore that. we have you covered all over the country with the latest

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." you've been seeing the questioning back and forth of travis mcmichael. one of three defendants accused of right now in the death of the georgia jogger, ahmaud arbery in february 2020. the defense attorneys are trying to get an idea of the timeline here and whether this represented self-defense here and that they were protecting themselves a midst suspicious activity and behavior on the part of arbery. they're taking a ten-minute recess to continue this line of questioning right now. let's go to ted williams who has been following this closely, the d.c. detective, lawyer, what is happening at a trial like this while we're waiting word on the kyle rittenhouse matter. those deliberations are continuing. in this case of travis mcmichael who sees and responding to suspicious activity on the part of arbery at the time that this was a justified action taken to respond to a guy he said appeared to have a we on. i'm just wondering how this is coming together and the defense line of questioning

i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world."t in the world to make of some contests that weren't supposed to be contests a little more than a couple

be joining your fellow senator not only sticking up for her, if you are senator warner who told neil cavuto on tuesday we'll vote on the 1.2 bipartisan bill. what about the senator of new hampshire. why are you sacrificing your career with a speaker that will say goodbye in one year and a president who won't get reelected? >> harris: nancy pelosi is pushing for a vote as soon as possible. back in 2017 she pushed against g.o.p. efforts to ram through legislation without a congressional budget office score. an analysis moderate democrats are demanding. look at that. >> there was no cbo score on this. >> harris: but you have the house minority leader, highest republican in the house kevin mccarthy saying it will be more like $3 or $4 trillion. we know that. even joe manchin knows that and why he wants to see the text. >> he went to the university of pennsylvania wharton score and came out to 3.9 and why he called the press conference to say it's full of gimmicks. i don't go for that. i thought to myself is this mitch mcconnell or joe manchin? i was amazed. i told you i would go to 1.5. i give

neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: todd, does he ever sleep? we are looking at the selloff, a lot has to do with the electron virus and concerned that it could spin out of control. it did not help to hear the inflationary repercussions of that. the dow is down 610 points and the slowdown this is presenting for the economy. oil prices sliding away in an environment that has a lot of people saying the fed does not pounds on inflation even though the fed chairman was acknowledging the threat so you have a 10 year note with the yield, lapsing on the idea we might as well park our money here for a while with deals at one.45% keeping track of all of this is our own jerry willis. when it rains it pours. >> reporter: lots of things hammering on stocks which investors not in a good move. market selling off on worries about the new covid variance, omicron. vaccine makers, pfizer shares were higher, barely. moderna selling off. regeneron lower after the monoclonal antibody treatment may not be effective against the new variant. at the heart of investor co

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto on coys to coast. president biden taking new steps to ease energy and gas prices but some are saying could make matters worse. plus the timing couldn't be worse. members of the progressive "squad" calling for more bail and prison reform after we're learning the wisconsin parade suspect was out on a very low bond. olympic boycott calls growing some wonder whether or not the chinese tennis star is still under some kind of a threat from her government. we have the very latest on that. but to our top story this hour, president biden announcing he is releasing 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve in an effort to help lower gas prices. edward lawrence is at the white house with the very latest on this. hi, edward. reporter: david, in that release the president is saying he is doing everything he can to get gas prices to come back down. that announcement of 50 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve. 32 million of those barrels will be replaced at some time in the future

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we're all over the inflationary grip has the country and folks wondering how long it will last. let's go to edward lawrence with more about this concern from at least 11 democratic senators to do something about it and do it fast. right? reporter: the calls are growing older for the white house to take tangible steps to move on gas prices. 11 democratic senators wrote a letter to the president, saying tap the strategic oil reserve to lower gas prices. ban the export of cried owl out of the united states to use it here -- crude oil. regular gas sup 62% today from a year ago. the average heating oil price per gallon is up to $3.39. you see the gas prices there. the heating oil up more than a dollar last year. we know the administration asked opec to move more oil. so far that has fallen on deaf ears. the deputy press secretary also talked about investigation. >> specific here the president spoke to this recently and asked the ftc to crack down on illegal pricing. that is one thing he di

stuart: my time is up, neil cavuto it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart, dow barely budging, nasdaq barely budging, s&p barely budging. we're waiting to see developments later on today, the president signing that huge instruction instruction bill. we're exploring that with the transportation secretary of the united states pete buttigieg. he is big about bringing down inflation over 10 years and the 10-year plan will do that and bringing down all the supply chain disruptions. that is why that is the case a little later on in the show. the president, virtual meeting with his counterpart in china, xi xinping. that could get to be a rocky talk here now. the position of strength seems to be in the chinese leaders hands right now, but, but, we should emphasize, whatever our difficult recognizes we're both in the same pickle with rising prices inflation. that makes for kindred souls with that regard. what we can expect out of meeting with jacqui heinrich from the white house. reporter: neil, good afternoon to you. the meeting is expected t

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. this is "coast to coast." we're following a number of developments on wall street but not as big as one as you expect given the inflationary data. one key measure, we're back to levels we had when ronald reagan was president. we'll explore that, whether this is now gaining some traction. the president will be addressing that later today, supply chain disruptions when he gets to baltimore. ahead of that we have goodies planned for you today. the regeneron ceo is with us. they have a antibody test they say is 90% effective dealing with covid. they're also the company behind all the monoclonal treatments for those who come down with covid. this could be the wind at his back. they will tell us what we're looking at here as regeneron joins the race to get approvals for various treatments now almost too many to pick from. a good kind of thing to have. amtrak ceo william flynn with us today. the big story, amtrak will be a huge beneficiary to the tune of more than $25 billion as part of that infrastructure package. j

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto on cavuto "coast to coast". president plans to keep jay powell as head of the fed. meanwhile some other stories watching for you, democrats headed home for the holidays, headed for an earful over constituents over the massive spending plan. michael goodwin is coming up. a crime wave on top of a crime wave in california. high-end retailers getting attacked by slash mobs. retailers a lot of them are heading for the exits. first while house democrats take a victory lap over the passage of the build back better plan their constituents are dealing with rising costs ahead of the holidays. fox news congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is in washington, d.c. with the very latest on all of this. ashiah. reporter: hey there, david. well the numbers don't lie. the american farm bureau federation reports that this year's thanksgiving feast will cost you average 14% more than last year. that is about $53.31 to feed about 10 people. take a look at this, the price of fresh turkey is up nearly 9% from a year ago. frozen tu

i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. david: as gas and fuel prices continue to soar. what does that mean for getting his build back better agenda passed. weighing in on all of this in a government race in virginia where a establishment democrat has lost a commanding lead to a newcomer. who has been hammering hammeringex-governor terry mcauliffe on parents rights in the classroom. why the results of this election do to president biden's again today and bellwether for the nation in the future. elon musk pledging billions of doll stock to combat global hunger. he says the u.n. has to meet the pledge with a plan. we'll bring you his latest comments later this hour. >>> first the global climate push. president biden is in scotland to pressure nearly 200 countries to cut their carbon emissions but there are emissions and some of the world's biggest polluters didn't even show up. edward lawrence in edinburgh, scotland with the very latest. reporter: talking about china and russia. president biden is trying to push the immediate need need to invest in the environment here. co

welcome back to fox business, i'm neil cavuto. let's go to chad pergram.ing done on this. forget about the end of this week, but maybe even the end of this year. what's the latest? >> reporter: more like january. here is the timetable. the earliest the house can debate and vote on the social spending bill is tomorrow, maybe friday. fox is told this is likely to be a friday night special passed before midnight. that's what happened on the infrastructure bill nearly two weeks ago. expect a house vote this week. when is unclear. >> i have no idea, you know? a couple of votes the speaker and the leader make those decisions, and i'll be guided by their decisions. >> reporter: so even if the house approves the bill this week, the senate doesn't get to it until later this month or december, that's because of manager called the byrd bath where the senate cleanses the bill to see if it aligns with nat budget rules. -- senate budget rules. >> most of these byrd rules are very dry and ec call and, frankly, pretty mundane, and then that often gets litigated in written

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