>> oh. >> for sure. >> nelly, nelly, nelly. >> it looks like it was unanimous.nd and up like you have lasers shooting out of your fingers. >> nailed it. >> okay. one more here, i think we have time for. who had the best breakdance? >> oh. >> there she is. >> the only breakdance. >> bring it. >> right there. >> there she is. >> we probably don't have time for this. >> we got plenty, kaitlyn. we'll make it. ♪ can't touch this ♪ can't touch this >> wow! >> wait. that was so good. we got time for one more. they made time. guys, who had -- final question here -- the best '80s moves. >> oh. >> oh. >> yeah, yeah. >> break it down, break it down. >> justina, that's you. remember this? ♪ she's a super freak ♪ she's super freaky now >> get wet, justina. >> need some leg warmers. get you some leg warmers. >> all of you, congratulations, it takes nerve to do this show and for you all to get out there and put yourselves out there the way you did. but congratulations on all of it and thanks for having some fun with us this morning and don't go too far. we got a little more co

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...now and get your free infokit ♪. connell: back here in pennsylvania, not the only state where the trump campaign is mounting legal challenges. jonathan hunt joins us now from las vegas with an update on things in nevada. jonathan? reporter: connell, two storylines here out of nevada today. first and very quickly the numbers. at this point yesterday former vice president joe biden was leading president trump by around 8,000 votes. today that is up to 12,000. we're told by the nevada secretary of state there are something like 190,000 total remaining ballots to be counted and 90% of those come from here in clark county where the biden campaign thinks that he is strongest. so they are optimistic. less reason for optimism it seems for the trump campaign, which may be why they filed this lawsuit or are filing they say this lawsuit today which claims that thousands of dead people have voted and those votes are being counted, which claims that thousands of non-nevada residents have voted and

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit >>> we're back with breaking news on ai warning delivered by former defense secretary mark esper before he was fired by trump, pushing back on the president's desire to withdraw more troops from afghanistan. author of "the room where it happened," ambassador, thanks so much for joining us. this memo for former secretary esper was united that the troops had not been prepared for a drawn down. now there are expected troop withdrawals before the president leaves office, putting that order forward as early as this week. what do you think? does this create some sort of national securi national security risk? >> well, it's a terrible mistake by the president. mark esper's memo is a reflection of what the defendant of defense has felt against afghanistan for a year, year and a half at least. it was one of the reasons they were concerned about the negotiations with the taliban that the state department was conducting and that the president essentially approv

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...l now and get your free infokit >>> breaking news. dr. anthony fauci told our jake tapper a little while ago that a covid-19 vaccine may be widely available in april but learned this pandemic could get a lot worse and it's getting a whole lot worse right now. let's discuss all of today's pandemic news with our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. dr. fauci said that the vaccine, yes, it's on the way, could be here fairly soon. but he hopes that until it's widely available, people adhere to public health measures. why aren't multiple methods of prevention so critically important at this stage in this rapidly spreading pandemic? >> part of it is just the calendar, wolf. it's going to be a while before this vaccine is widely available as you point out and talking about middle of next year, potentially. it's going to take time. as we know the numbers of people who are becoming newly infected is growing xoenel exponentially. too many lives to be lost and hospitalizations and i want

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...all now and get your free infokit >> bill: secretary mike pompeo arranged a secret meeting in saudi arabia this weekend. it would have been the first meeting between intimate not yahoo and the saudi competence. benjamin netanyahu and also not commenting. as you know the u.s. has helped negotiate many agreements between israel and other sunni-arab countries in the year 2020 alone. lap "wall street journal" reporting that president-elect joe biden will pick janet yellen for treasury secretary. she has a long resume and peter doocy is live in wilmington, there delaware. good afternoon, is this much of a surprise? let's start there. >> it sounded like all signs pointed to this being a possibility, so not a humongous surprise. this is a progressive groups that have come out to say in the last few days it would satisfy progressives as well as moderates. this is the job that elizabeth warren, and she thought that she would be a good fit for treasury-secretary and according to "the wall street

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...l now and get your free infokit neil: all right. well, we told you about all the americans who are traveling this week, millions flying. it's not like we had last year at this time but it's very strong considering the cdc has urged people not to do that. i want to go to joe piscopo, former "snl," he's a legend on there, one of the best ever, his very very popular radio show here and his comments on limiting the number of people at his house. what are you going to do? >> it's not fair, you know. we're italian. you got to have at least 14, 15 people. i like the way they say no raising your voice. we are italian, we are from new jersey. it's thanksgiving. it's part of the festivities to scream at each other, you know? so i'm going to adhere to the law of the land but it's wrong. i will tell you that right now, my friend. neil: all right. they try to limit it to under 10 people, right? but how do you police that? what do you do if someone does tap at your door? >> you know, i think law enf

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit at university of phoenix, students with relevant life experience and eligible transfer credits save on average $11k and 1 year off their undergrad degree. see how much you can save. . >>> officials in georgia say it is hand recount of presidential ballots is on track to finish tomorrow and will affirm that joe biden won the state. joining us now is the mayor of atlanta, georgia, keisha lance bottoms. do you expect any discrepancies between the recounts and original vote tally? >> no, wolf. we don't expect any changes in the final vote tally. this, obviously, was a very close race to begin with and with reap counts, you may fi-- recounts you may find votes here and there. the interesting thing about republicans this year we had republicans vote for joe biden and independents to vote for joe biden. even in those counties that are normally heavily republican counties, joe biden is still going to get his fair shaper of votes so i expect that georgia will

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...now and get your free infokit . >>> the election day countdown is on. all eyes will be focused on the battleground states. cnn has a team of reporters on the ground, and we begin in iowa. >> reporter: i'm martin salvidg in des moines, iowa. the lines have only you growing throughout the day, by the end of the day it's expected to be close to a million iowaen have cast their ballots early, a significant you number of tho expected to -- it means come when the polls close at 9:00 center, 10:00 eastern, they will have already tabulated the votes, which is why the secretary of state believes iowa will have a result tomorrow evening. the requests "des moines register" has a new poll saying president trump is ahead, but there are other polls saying, no, this state is still competitive. biden was here friday, the president was in dubuque on sunday, his daughter is here in des moines today. the other factor, tomorrow the weather is expected to be perfect. we'll see. >>> i'm evan mcmorris-santor

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...all now and get your free infokit >>> just as every presidency is different, so is every vice presidency. vice president-elect kamala harris says she's uniquely positioned to fill her role in the biden administration. brian todd is joining us now. brian, we can expect the vice president-elect to play a very significant role in the years to come. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. as cnn reported, he said he wants a partner like he was to barack obama. kamala harris seems ready for that role and she may be depended upon to such an extent that she might not have time to revel in the history she's making. kamala harris making history and a confident declaration. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. >> reporter: harris will be the first woman, first black woman, and first person of indian decent to be elected in history. harris's life journey let her to this point. >> kamala is representing young girls, women across this country, across the world. she's r

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...all now and get your free infokit >>> an official with president-elect joe biden's team says the transition is moving full steam ahead. let's discuss with jen psaki, senior adviser for the president-elect's transition team. thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be here. >> republicans are slowly beginning to acknowledge the legitimacy, the realty of president-elect's win. do you expect more will follow in the coming days? >> we certainly hope so, wolf. the crisis you've been talking about on your show that the country is facing from the pandemic and thousands of people who are continuing to lose their lives from the pandemic every day, to the millions who are out of work and trying to fete back to work, these are serious issues. the country has elected joe biden, they've elected kamala harris. and we're pretty busy at work on the transition, trying to get them prepared to govern. we're ready to move to the next phase here. >> more americans are died from the coronavirus pandemi

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit liz: a fox business alert. you would think the positive vaccine news might dent the stay-at-home winners, but not video streaming device maker roku. look at this jump here, about 5% to the upside after needham raised its price target to a street high of $315 on long-term upside trends for its ad platform. stock is at $276 and change. needhame also raised its price target on fubo tv to $30 a share, citing similar reasons to roku. now look at fubo, it's up 8.5%. it now stands at $25.67. >>> jpmorgan upgrading mall staple gap to overweight from neutral ahead of its earnings report tomorrow. jpm also raising its price target to 30 bucks, lifted third quarter forecasts saying old navy is rocking comp sales and that the brand is a pandemic winner as people grab for those yoga pants and capri shorts, right? as they work from home. work out from home. gap up 5.6%. >>> snap taking the phrase imitation is the best form of flattery to heart with the announcemen

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...all now and get your free infokit >>> i am brian stelter. this is "reliable sources." this our weekly look at the story behind the story. 19 days now since the presidential election. 19 days, yet president trump is still pretending that the election is not over. i have an expert lineup here to weigh in on that. also standing by axios crowe on what the biden administration will mean for the news business. plus, barack obama's chief complaint about the news media, and then the biggest story of the week. absolute heartbreak across the country as covid-19 rages out of control. we are going to hear how newsrooms in three heartland hot spots are covering the crisis. first, how much longer will be the outgoing president delay the inevitable? how much damage will he do along

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...w and get your free infokit sadly so many veterans have passed away from the virus including beverly weaver of texas. she was 66 years old. she was a u.s. army veteran and nurse for 46 years who was still working full-time when she died. michael vincent of new york was 72. he was a veteran of the u.s. navy and a retired plumber. michael loved painting and playing chess. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, president-elect biden about to make an afouns hadment about his administration. the president is putting his country last. and more breaking news this hour, cnn learning the state department is learning the state department is preventing president-elect biden to receive information. plus political leaders congratulating joe biden on his victory. i'm going to talk to him about why others are silent. let's go

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...r free infokit connell: all right. it's just in time for the holidays, this all-electric ford mustang hits showrooms at the end of the year. and that means dwrawdty african-american bl -- grady trimble has himself a pretty good assignment. tell us about it, grady. >> reporter: this is detroit's answer to tesla, that's how one of ford's engineers put it to me today. this is the mustang mach e all-electric, only the second all-electric vehicle ford has ever made and really the first designed to take a crack at tesla which, of course, is the giant right now. ford is hoping that the price point is good compared to other evs on the market. this one you can get for about $35,000 for the base model if you factor in the government tax credit that you can get which is about $7500. and they're also banking on the mustang brand luring in customers, maybe people who haven't driven a ford in a while or ever would turn to ford because they know mustang. this is not the only iconic brand that ford is

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...t ♪ ♪ connell: all right. let's get back to it. voters casting their ballots across the country, and at this point i guess we're a little more than two hours away from the first polls closing. the white house communications director, alyssa farah, joins us with a feel from there, doubling as a sort of campaign headquarters. how's the president feeling, is and who will he be with, where's he watching the returns? >> well, it's great to join you on this historic night. the president is in a great mood. we're energetic. we're excited. last time we were running on a promise and on a vision, this time we are running on accomplishments, promises made and kept over the last four years. so the president's going to be watching returns with senior aides, with members of the first family from the white house, from the east wing. he's excited. i mean, we've put in the work. we've not taken any vote for granted. he's been out on the trail meeting with voters doing as many as five events a day, and

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...get your free infokit liz: fox business alert. we need to show you the stock that is topping the s&p 500 right now. it is dollar tree. dollar tree is not only crowning the s&p, it's at the top of the nasdaq 100 as well after the discount store operator reported better than expected quarterly results, so it is charging higher by 12.25%. frugal shoppers flooding the stores, prompting dollar tree to expand its higher priced $5 or less non-essential items offerings and the company says the holiday quarter is off to a good start. but on the flipside, take a look at best buy. it's sitting at the bottom of the s&p 500. the electronics retailer sounding a cautious note about the holiday season, saying it could lag last quarter's phenomenal results. the stock pulling back by 6.5%. best buy is also facing some supply chain constraints, particularly with large appliances and the computer category items it sells. >>> but millenials still seem to have money to spend on clothes. one of their fave ap

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...d get your free infokit liz: we are going to show you teledoc. teledoc is getting a double dose of positivity as we head into the final 13 minutes of trade here. we've got the virtual health care provider rising 5% after raising its fourth quarter revenue forecast. that good news coming on top of bullish comments from cowan. cowan indicating the performance of telehealth won't be neutralized by a covid vaccine. the need will still be there. but what does this mean for others in the virtual health care space which has really blossomed during the pandemic? enter buoy health. this is an ai-driven assistant that helps people self-diagnose to get the right care at the right time. is it flu, is it pandemic, what is it? helps you do that. the venture capital arms of major insurers cigna, humana and united health are so interested in this particular name that they just closed $37 million funding round and that now has buoy's valuation sitting at nearly $200 million. buoy health ceo dr. andrew

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...d get your free infokit liz: breaking news. president-elect joe biden has his way, covid relief will be in the hands of businesses and jobless workers, stat. biden just began speaking in wilmington, delaware. you see him on the screen here. he's outlining his economic recovery plan, but almost at the very top he called on congress to come together to pass a covid relief package, while also saying he would not hesitate to get the vaccine when it becomes available. he touted a fairer tax strouctue with corporations quote, paying their fair share and no government contracts, he said, will be given to companies that don't make their products in the united states. another major note that we need to get to you here. biden says he will have a $15 minimum wage nationwide. some states are already there. they have already passed that. we want to bring you any other headlines as the president-elect answers questions right now from the audience. >>> right now we are looking at the markets, still j

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...and get your free infokit ♪. connell: so "fox business alert" from moderna. we've been waiting for that company to give us an update on its coronavirus vaccine trial just as pfizer did and moderna has said it has enough cases, 53, for its first interim analysis to be done very soon. so what is happening now according to the statement the company just put out that the cases are being prepared for submission to an independent data safety monitoring board for recommendation. in this announcement came out after the bell, there is nothing in there like pfizer said how effective the vaccine is. nothing like that. they have enough cases to do the analysis. we'll wait for more information from moderna after the encouraging news from pfizer. that is the vaccine. we know we won't have a vaccine widely distributed certainly in time for the holidays but americans are trying to plan some celebrations during the pandemic. we heard from a number of health authorities advising us to choose wisely to b

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... now and get your free infokit maybe it could mean asi'll be eating chicken tikka masala with garlic naan. [doorbell chimes] cheers. i win again, patrick. that's siiir patrick. oooooow. sir. away, but there are a lot of people in this country who are struggling to feed their families, not just on the holiday but every day. >> that's right. it's a first-time experience for many as food insecurity in america continues to worsen because of the pandemic. cnn's natasha chen outside atlanta this morning at a food giveaway, and people have been lined up for hours to receive food. what are they telling you? >> reporter: yeah, amara and victor, they're telling me that 2020 is the first time many of them have come to a food drive. you're seeing some of the fire department recruits who have been helping to volunteer, distributing the boxes. we just saw some of the last cars come through, but we can show you video from the past hour where there were hundreds of people in their cars. the first peop

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...et your free infokit ♪. connell: all right. so president-elect joe biden receiving a national security briefing today. it did not come from current government officials since president trump has not conceded defeat. hillary clinton, hillary clinton, hillary vaughn, oh, boy, have you ever been called that before? live from wilmington, delaware with more on that. heli, hillary. reporter: connell, trying covering the hillary clinton campaign in 2016 t was very confusing. you're right, today president-elect joe biden received a national security briefing but not from current guest officials because the gsa stalling. instead of the routine classified briefing the president-elect would normally get, biden cobbled together his own team of national security experts. >> i'm not being critical of this, just stating the obvious. you know i've been unable to get the briefings that ordinarily would have come by now and, and so, i just want to get your input on what you see ahead. reporter: biden go

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...our free infokit >>> a developing story in college football. the game between the clemson tigers and florida state seminoles has been postponed. 18 games in all have been called off this week because of covid. that's over a quarter of the slated schedule. let's bring in coy wire to go through all of this. coy, walk us through what is happening or maybe we should say what's not happening. >> hi, fred. this latest involves the fourth ranked team in the nation in clemson. they're already in florida for their matchup with florida state, but just hours before their noon kickoff it was unexpectedly called off. the acc releasing a statement and the wording has some perplected. it reads the postponement follows this morning's game conference call at which time both teams medical personnel were unable to mutually agree on moving forward with the game, unquote. clemson's aththetic director tweeting in part, we are disappointed that we will not be able to play today's game against florida state.

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...w and get your free infokit liz: ready for the hail mary pitch for president? all right. as the candidates make their case to voters in pennsylvania right now, democratic nominee joe biden's tax plan is sort of the keystone of president trump's attack plan on his opponent's economic policy and joe biden is attacking president trump on how he handled the coronavirus pandemic. time for that hail mary economic pitch from both sides' defenders as the undecideds gear up for their final move. americans for tax reform president grover norquist is here to make the trump case, and former chairman of the council of economic advisers under president obama, austan goolsbee, to make the biden case. gentlemen, let's go. let's begin first, austan, i want to start with you. can you clarify what joe biden's tax plan means for those making over $400,000 because that is what the president consistently mentions, it will be the highest tax hike on anybody and everybody and particularly anybody over $400,00

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...w and get your free infokit ♪. connell: there is talk of another lockdown, one that would be funded by the government. one of president-elect joe biden's coronavirus advisors is suggesting that the government could pay for all of the lost wages for individual workers and also bail out small businesses if we locked down the national economy for four to six weeks. in fact this advisor seems to think it would cabinet positive for the economy because we would be able to got the virus under control and move on. steve moore joins us, freedomworks economist. the advisor in question is the guy by the name of michael osterholm, a epidemiologist. you're an economist. what do you make of this suggestion? >> well, connell, i hate to say it i told you so, right? this was very obvious if joe biden were to win the election, it is not over yet, if he does, that the democrats lock down. that is what they do. you see this in the states. democratic governor is much more likely to lock down their economie

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... free infokit ♪. president trump: he said, no we will ban fracking. we will ban fracking. that is what he said, many being many times. [booing] once he got the nomination he came to pennsylvania, they said you're going to have to do something because you have a million jobs and it is a massive part of your wealth. so he walked in and he went from we will ban fracking, to of course we can have fracking. what's the problem? connell: all right. a focus on fracking. certainly that is what the president is trying to do hoping to drive supporters to the polls especially in rural parts of pennsylvania. we climbed up into the mountains outside of williamsport to check in from rob boulware from seneca resources, sandy spencer works at appalachian construction services. we're trying to get a sense how important this industry is in this state and rob says the energy jobs here are indeed opportunities for people from all kinds of backgrounds to make a decent living. >> well the best part about thi

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...infokit ♪. charles: now i continue to say whoever wins the election will be blessed with an economy that could explode in 2021. households have the lowest debt-to-income in history. try almost 16%, or $2.8 trillion. corporations are sitting on billions of dollars. the housing market is booming. manufacturing is surging. did you see the ism report yesterday? absolutely amazing. if you layer on another round of fiscal stimulus could see a huge 2021 probably sparked by vaccine approval. i want to bring in bny mellon chief strategist alicia levine. alicia, i have to tell you seems all the pieces are there whoever wins. i think the key would be vaccine approval to get things in motion? >> hi, charles, it is great to see you on today, historic day. look i agree with you. if you think about what 2020 was, it was all about uncertainty. it was investing through all of this uncertainty, politically as well as with the coronavirus. what we see in 21 is a year of certainty. a year of clarity. we k

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...your free infokit but i will govern as an american president. i'll work with democrats and republicans. i'll work as hard for those who don't support me as for those who do. we will act on the first day of my presidency to get covid under control. we'll act to pass an economic plan that will finally reward work, not wealth in this country. we'll act to pass my healthcare plan to provide affordable, accessible healthcare. we'll act to restore our faith in democracy and our faith in one another. with our voices and our votes, we must free ourselves from the forces that pull us apart, hold us down, and hold us back. and if we do so, we'll once more become one nation, under god, indivisible. a nation united. a nation strengthened. a nation healed. i'm joe biden, and i approve this message. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone. because this... come on jesse, one more! ...is a reflection of an unstoppable community. in the mirror. >>> let's go to miami. the for

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...now and get your free infokit (vo) i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the country. connell: back to philadelphia. the that news conference is beginning. eric trump is here. >> totally illegal. supervisors of elections wearing literally biden-harris face masks in polling locations which is totally illegal. and now they won't let, we brought one great gentleman here, jeremy. who is a poll watcher, down in the convention center. they won't even let him watch as they count the ballots. they put them behind a fence. 40, 50-yards away where they can't see the counting happening. guys this is fraud. this is absolute fraud. we've seen in philadelphia before. they are making mockery of this election. my father is up half a million votes in this state, 80% of reported, plenty of right counties left to, plenty of right counties left to go. they're we're going to win pennsylvania this trying to chief us out of it. they know it is only path of victory. we came here today w

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it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit liz: we've got a tale of two retailers right now. first, look at kohl's. kohl's is crushing it right now. if you are a shareholder you are really happy, it's jumping 10.7% after beating earnings expectations. yes, it missed on quarterly net sales with a 13% decline as shoppers shifted their spending away from apparel and footwear but listen, shareholders really like the story today. walmart, here's the other part of the two cities, the tale of two retail cities here. not so much. walmart is flagging just a bit, down 1.5% after the world's largest retailer beat on earnings but here's a third quarter highlight that investors are choosing to ignore. e-commerce sales soaring 79%. we've dug in, what were some of the most popular brands for walmart online. e.l.f. beauty. it's taking the beauty industry by storm. the company just brought in its seventh consecutive quarter of net sales growth and is amping their marketing and digital presence using one socia

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...now and get your free infokit ♪. charles: black lives matter is demanding knew a meeting with kamala harris, the cofounder of the movement patrice coalers asking for a meeting to discuss, quote, expectations she has for the administration. "wall street journal" opinion writer jillian melchior joins me now with more on that. jillian, you recently wrote an article, return to normalcy, not on the streets of philadelphia. far left protesters see vindication in a biden victory in a debt they are prepared to collect. you also go on to say if biden there will be police, prisons, deportations, ecological destruction and capitalism. so what do you expect of the demands to be in the meeting? >> i was talking to a lot of far left protesters spans from antifa to black lives matter and a lot of them said they think they're responsible for the biden victory. they think they were the energy behind this and their demands include green new deal, "medicare for all," 15-dollar minimum wage. we want a lot

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... and get your free infokit ♪. connell: still waiting for the white house briefing. as we do so news in from wilmington, delaware, where president-elect joe biden has been speaking. moments ago he said he made his pick for treasury secretary which is a big one for the business community. they have been waiting to see who the president-elect might select for that position and, he says he has selected someone but will make the announcement official before thanksgiving. so in the next week we should know the biden treasury secretary pick, that was said moments ago as the president-elect continues his remarks in wilmington. we're waiting on news from georgia. state officials have until tomorrow to announce the hand recount in the general election results. the pressure is also mounting on those two senate runoff races. fox's steve harrigan live in atlanta. these senate races something else, steve. looks like they will be the most expensive we've ever seen, right? tell us the latest. reporter

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...and get your free infokit before money, people tools, cattle, grain, even shells represented value. then currency came along. they made it out of copper, gold, silver, wampum. soon people decided to put all that value into a piece of paper, then proceeded to wave goodbye to value, printing unlimited amounts of money as they passed the buck to the future. that's why it's time for digital currency and your investment in the grayscale funds. go digital. go grayscale. charles: breaking news, crypto fans. the doj announcing the seizure of over $1 billion worth of bitcoin associated with the underground online marketplace silk road. officials say an unnamed hacker was in possession of the cryptocurrency stolen from quote, the notorious website. the doj added this is the largest cryptocurrency seizure ever and it will now go to court to determine the next steps. cryptocurrency bitcoin, by the way, breaking out big-time. stocks are having a pretty good day as well, this amid fed chair jerome p

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you... call now and get your free infokit adapting. innovating. lsetting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. liz: we have this breaking news. joe biden's lead in arizona is shrinking. the latest numbers from edison research show he is now up by just under 41,000 votes as the race to the 270 electoral votes coming down to the wire. of course, arizona, 11 points there. >>> meanwhile, in georgia, state officials moments ago said that the state is too close to call as far as that election is concerned, and a recount is on the docket. there are still more than 8,400 ballots that could be received by 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. that could swing the outcome

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...now and get your free infokit adapting. innovating. lsetting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. ♪. charles: president trump casting doubts on the integrity of the election as several key states including pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan are still too close to call. the president tweeting in part, last night i was leading, often solidly in many key states. almost, in all instances democrat-run and controlled then, one by one they started to magically disappear as surprise ballot dumps were counted. very strange. joining me now indiana congressman jim banks. first of all, congressman, i want to thank you, congratulate you on winning a diff

joining me now is nelly wreather, a new jersey mother of two and has been out of work since april.r being here with us. we talk so much about the numbers of how people are suffering, but we don't talk enough to the people that are suffering. and so that's why we're so grateful that you're here with us today. you tell me, you talk directly to congress right now. what do you want to see congress do to help you? >> well, first, you know, we need to all be on the same page. we all need to be going in the same direction. everybody has to work together so that we can beat the virus and, you know, end this pandemic. congress really needs to get together and come up with a stimulus package for americans like me who are suffering. you know, about to lose everything, their home, my home, you know, my kids are going to be -- their lives are going to be disrupted. it's a difficult situation to be in. and the original stimulus package that had passed really, you know, made my life sustainable up until this point. until the end of this year. after december, i'm not sure what we're going to do. >

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...get your free infokit stuart: i promise you a lot of green and were showing a lot of green all the markets going up today, i think it's a rally and i'm calling it the yellen valley, she is a treasury secretary, markets know that she wants a big stimulus package, here is david kelli, i think wall street is happy because we have a fed that wants to. money and a treasury secretary that once fiscal stimulus. add them together and you have a rally. am i right? >> i think the other part of the story is janet yellen is so known, i think anybody he could've nominated that would satisfy progressives that they would do something about inequality and satisfy wall street with the mechanics of how the economy works and she does have the mechanics very well, an excellent economist and obviously she has a good working relationship to jay powell, it's a smoother water to the head helping the rally today. stuart: is it a question of the money now open. >> not necessarily whatever the administration wan

it meant so much to nellie, maybe it could mean as much to you...ree infokit dave: the ceo of macy's pleading with states not to shut them down again. ashley has the details. ashley: whether those pleas will be heard we will wait and see but macy's and other department store chains opening -- hoping states and cities don't close their stores during this critical holiday. despite rising covid cases. executive say the company demonstrated it can operate its stores safely which are large and can accommodate social distancing safely during the pandemic but macy limit store capacity, requires shoppers to wear masks and stored plexiglas at cash registers, customers must use hand sanitizer before trying on fine jewelry and watches and a limited number of fitting rooms open at any given time that are sanitized frequently. a lot of steps they are taking, the national retail federation lobbying state governors telling them all about the safety measures and pleading for them to get these stores open but we shall see. dave: governors and mayors are not listenin

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