according to police reports -- payne accused the victim of speeding and cutting payne and his wife off. payne is then accused of following the victim into the pulling the man out and allegedly choking him. payne was off- duty at the time. the black hawk county sheriff's department has handled the case. police in waterloo -- also investigating an armed robbery today. the robbery allegedly happening here -- at the metro mart along falls avenue. police say they have not made any arrests in the case at this time. they're also unsure what was taken from the store. fortunately no one was hurt in the hold up. some changes coming to onf highways...in order to get rid of a deadly intersection. seventh street and highway-20 in dyersville....is now closed. drivers there will now use a new interchange. kwwl's shirley descorbeth live in dubuque with more details. shirley. the interchange is something that's because of that dangerous intersection... where some people have even of construction -- the highway 20 interchange in dyersville is now open. the goal is to make intersection of 7th street sout

police reports show payne accused a delivery driver of speeding cutting him off. payne is then accused of following the victim into a shopping center, hitting the man's car, and then pulling the man out and allegedly choking him. payne was off- duty at the time. the black hawk county sheriff's department has handled the case. a nearly two- million dollar settlement for a police officer who accused the former chief of discrimination. the settlement for a west des moines sergeant coming after chief shaun ladue resigned. she's one of unfairly passed over for promotions. the interim police chief talked about how the department is working to 'in my 32 years, morale is kind of, its hard to explain, and i think you make your own morale. work, feels like they are part of the team, and thats what were already settled their claims. this morning, five students are in the hospital after being attacked at school. they were stabbed at a high school in utah. a 16-year-old boy arrested after he apparently stabbed himself. he had been homeschooled -- before recently going to the s

payne's statue again. somewhere, somebody -- when the statue was originally done, it showed payne with a beard. it got here and mr. corcoran said i never knew him with a beard, take it off. so, he does not have a beard here. what mr. corcoran wanted, he always got. that is why there is no beard. the other gentleman honored is wayne pygmy, who is a well-known clergy person in the mid-atlantic area. he was an episcopal cleric who was very well thought of and did a lot of things in this area. as a matter of fact, he presided at the event honoring john payne. unfortunately he died a week later. he was another good friend of mr. corcoran, so he had the statue put in place to honor the reverend. this is a picture of the gatehouse. if you remember when you driving at 30th street, on the left is a gatehouse. this is the gatehouse. my guess on this is that this is about 1900 or so. i am saying that because this section back here, which is the kitchen, was added in the 1890's. the gatehouse was built for the superin

anderson payne was helping the injured when he was attacked. >> i thought he was angry because he had just wrecked his car which is do you know what i mean? normal. but when i saw him start to swing and i saw the knife, i knew it was not just an accident. >> a self-described islamic state news agency called artan a soldier of the islamic state who carried out the operation. >>> north dakota officials hope to shut down those oil pipeline protests with fines. yesterday, state officials said that they would fine anyone bringing supplies to the protesters. but emergency evacuation order to protect people from harsh weather was not enforced. demonstrators charged the four-state dakota access pipeline to contaminate water supplies. >>> coming up on the "morning news." inauguration access. big donors are being court for events surrounding the president's swearing in. the nfl players wear custom cleats for charity. this is the "cbs morning news." orn for charity.

waterloo lieutenant corbin payne pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge. police reports show payne accused a delivery driver of speeding and cutting him off. payne is then accused of following the victim into a shopping center, hitting the man's car, and then pulling the man out and allegedly choking him. payne was off- duty at the time. the black hawk county sheriff's department has handled the case. a nearly two- million dollar settlement for a police officer who accused the former chief of discrimination. the settlement for a west des chief shaun ladue resigned. she's one of three woman who sued last year -- claiming they were unfairly passed over for department is working to move forward. 'in my 32 years, morale is kind work, feels like they are part of the team, and thats what were gonna do.' already settled their claims. this morning, five students are in the hospital after being attacked at school. they were stabbed at a high school in utah. a 16-year-old boy arrested after he apparently stabbed himself. he had been homeschooled -- "our thoughts and

charlie payne and charlie, two charlies who do not keep to themselves. we have kennedy here along with gary and adam, ben stein is out this week, dagan you just saw doing usual great job of hosting on "bulls and bears." so, charles payne, is it going to make it harder on an incoming president when the guy replaced won't shut up? >> absolutely. can you imagine any job do you want the last person that had it opining on your performance? and i tell you what makes it even richer. barack obama really has had no criticism from george bush, even though he threw him under the bus every opportunity he could. george bush didn't say anything. he didn't comment. the economy was -- he never -- he had so many chances. >> i can see the first year, but nothing for eight years. >> but really to say somehow he's going to keep donald trump in check, he's some sort of a, you know, alternative out there, some sort of social conscious that will make sure that the new president does the right thing is absurd. but it does speak to his ego. >> what do you think? >> well, i remem

waterloo lieutenant corbin payne pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge. police reports show payne accused a delivery driver of speeding and cutting him off. payne is then accused of fol man's car, and then pulling the man out and allegedly choking him. payne was off- duty at the time. the black hawk county sheriff's department has handled the case. right now -- where thousands of people marched through streets of greece to protest his visit. they held signs reading "unwanted!" "we welcome refugees, but not obama." in the group are refugees from afghanistan and syria who are blaming the u-s government for the wars in their home countries. soldiers find a large they found it as the iraqi army continues to push its way into soldiers found homemade rockets and mortars. isis has been making bombs out of scrap metal. president-elect donald trump -- pushing back on twitter overnight -- saying his transition is not in turmoil. earlier this hour he tweeted -- saying everything is going smoothly -- and he's been speaking to forgeign leaders. tracie potts also tells

in payne, the government said the reverse. and the reason for that is that when a federal court awards money damages, the first thing it is doing is issuing a decoration that the underlying problem was a violation in some way or another. so if you accept it, e.f.'s complaint here, what you would be doing is ordering a declaratory judgment -- >> this is where i want a quick reaction from you, if you can give it. the problem of deciding against you is not necessarily in this case but in other cases where in fact it would be fairly easy by how you write the word "damages" in your complaint to have judges deciding ieps without the preliminary negotiation and views of the school board. which was seriously undercut. and hurt. this statute, which is designed to get the educational plan. the trouble with deciding it your way is i think exactly what justice kagan said. almost anything can be written into an educational plan having to do with the child's day at school. and therefore hen there is nothing more to it than a claim that the

maybe sassy is how you should describe all of nina payne's creations hence the name, sassy cakes by nina. the bakery near bethany home and 16th street that nina quit her airline for last year. >> bag single mom it's been tough trying to run a business and be soccer mom and do all of that. we just make it happen. >> she put this whole place together herself with only one part-time employee. and it's kept her busy since she opened but little did she know graduating high school and i was closing early. this lovely woman came in the shop and she -- i would like basically scooted her out and i'm so sorry i'm closing early my son is graduating. i have to close. i have to get out of here. >> that woman happened to be a rep for starbucks looking for a local bakery to showcase in stores throughout the valley. she shafully called back and set up a taste test and nina and her son picked out the treat. bar. it came down to the -- my carrot cake and the cocoa bar and with corporate and went back and forth to corporate and they chose the cocoa bar. >> you can buy her vanilla cake dipped in chocolate a

joining me today all my buddies, ben stein, charles payne, and you know that guy, charlie -- dagan just doing a great job on "bulls & bears." you say these kids need to get a life. >> they really do. i do applaud passion because a whole lot of people didn't register to vote, their age, didn't vote, don't care. but this is outrageous. but listen, let's face it -- >> how about creatively skipping a class? >> i was going to say you start talking about this being egged on by teachers or leaders, even barack obama in germany saying, hey, go ahead and do this, i mean, it's one thing to get upset at a middle school or high school or a wayward college kid, but what about the fact that people who know better or older who understand, hey, this is democracy. wake up, you know, put down your sip cup and get back to class. >> well, if you're in high school. >> right. >> you really don't have a sippie cup. >> joint. put down your joint and get back to class. >> what do you think? >> i think it's patently stupid. it's really disgusting. here's why. >> they can do it. >> let me make this point, actuall

anderson payne says he saw the hit people yesterday morning. as payne went over to help those hurt, he says the attacker got out of the car with a knife and started to slash people. >> then he turned and went to swing the knife at me, and i reached up with my left hand and i grabbed the blade so that it couldn't hit me, and that gave me enough time to duck under his arm and make my way back into the building to get away from him. patrick: the suspect was shot and killed by a campus police officer. investigators are trying to figure out if the motive was terror related. isis has claimed the suspect was soldier of the islamic state." joyce: more troubles surrounding the tomah v.a. this time with a dental clinic. a dentist treating veterans there was not sterilizing a tool up to the v.a.'s standards. because of that nearly 600 vets will receive free screenings for possible infections. they'll test for hiv and both hepatitis b and c. >> we hope there are no in and have the test to allay any fears they may have. joyce: the dentist has been removed f

a lot of people aspire to become the next charles payne. but, i wonder if hillary clinton and the democratic ticket in general, the democratic party by doctrine, you know, pushed it to far to the point where they kind of made everyone who had money a suspicious character and it boomeranged in a country that kind of likes to succeed? >> yeah, we were talking about that on the trading desks about half hour ago, neil. almost like you're listening. neil: i really was. >> they turned the middle class into republicans. entire middle class. neil: much better put. >> yeah. so that is the phenomenon that we were mentioning. >> although the popular vote is pretty -- neil: what do you make of that, by the way, scott? p popular very, very close. she wracked that up -- racked that up in california and that added to it, as ben stein was telling us last night. you will have anomalies where the democrat picks up popular vote, loses the electoral vote, tim kaine pounced on that today. do you think he should have done that? was this place to do it today? >>

in payne the government said the reverse.eason for that is that when a federal court awards money damages, the first thing it is doing is issuing a declaration that the underlying problem was a violation in some way or another. so if you accept it, ef's complaint here, what you'd be doing is accepting the idea -- ordering a declaratory -- >> see, i see this is what we're -- [inaudible] [audio difficulty] fighting against you. not necessarily in this case, but in other cases where, in fact, it would be fairly easy by how you write the word "damages" in your complaint to have judges deciding ieps without the preliminary negotiation and views of the school board which would seriously undercut and hurt this statute which is designed to get the educational plan. the trouble with deciding it your way is, i think, exactly what justice kagan said. almost anything can be written into an educational plan having to do with the child's day at school. and, therefore, when there's nothing more to it than a claim that the librarian wrongly

charles payne has that for you on "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. fox news has new polls released at this very moment. it shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be much tighter nationally. clinton leads trump 45-43. gary johnson at 5% and jill stein 2%. in a head-to-head matchup clinton leads trump just by 1%. two weeks ago, clinton is down 3 points from where she was and trump up 1 point. with four days to go until america chooses their next president, there is no news that the polls tightened. joining me now to discuss, adriana cohen, brian king and gina louden. the composition of the poll was 40% democrat and 40% republican. you wrote about this article about the state of and next clinton campaign. >> i think the clinton campaign, their allies and the mainstream media kind of panicked. you had the mainstream media saying it was addressed only to the republicans. but on page two it's addressed to republicans and democrats on the committee. the strategy was continued for several days, and i think it's not a wise strategy

making money with charles payne join us fox business network all stars more from trump economic teamjobs in america today, along with presidentialf hispanic population in arizona that is driving this tim kaine, the democratic vice presidential nominee in nearby footnotes last night speech entirely in spanish first time any presidential or vice presidential candidate has given speech in spanish, 30% hispanic they think a quarter eligible to vote maybe that is in part what drives another interesting issue, that is on in play this fall. we will see how it turns out maria. maria: jeff we will be watching that thank you so much jeff flock joining is life, joining us right now, in trump economic advisory steve moore good to see you i want your thoughts on jobs reports but what are thoughts on this minimum wage discussion. >> first of all, maria i just like to say i really resent what hike muck bee said about economists my -- [laughter], are you saying we are indecisive. >> steven is never surprised. >> there you go. >> so on minimum wage, it is interesting i was just in seattle this week m

"we will not wait on the ipra investigation, we will not wait for the police," payne said. "we will commuters in san francisco rode for free yesterday as an outage caused all fare payment machines to shut down. passengers saw a 'you hacked' message on the ticket machines. underground stations in the city have experienced outages since friday afternoon. authorities confirmed the stations were hacked and systems have been compromise. that'd causing many riders to use the service for free. we'll take another look at your first alert one man died and ten people are injured after a shooting in new orleans. the shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. one block from the busy canal street. police are investigating. president-elect donald trump calls the wisconsin recount "a scam." green party presidential nominee jill stein invited trump's campaign to participate in a "people- security of the votes." with a preview of what's next on "this week", here's abc's martha raddatz. now, a final look at the forecast... foggy conditions for some across your low beams when you come across dense fo

i'm charles payne. we begin with the november surprise. sphiebs james comey sending a letter to congress that read in part based on our review we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in july with respect to secretary clinton. it was october 28 comey sent another letter to congress saying the bureau was going to review newly discovered emails found during an is vaition of anthony weiner. he's the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. brian fallon took to twitter. then the trump campaign was swift to strike back stating then why did you, your colleagues and candidate attack comey, and his credibility. bill, the saga never stops. your assessment on how this whole thing played out. >> charles, i am somewhat baffled by the whole thing. i guess what the director did on october 28 was inform the congress as he said that he would if anything came up that he had to reexamine additional documents. the conclusion today is that no there is nothing changed. but i guess what we have to remember is that's sphonl one portion of

good shepard lutheran voting at payne memorial church was steady through out the day reaching nearly 300 voters by three p.m. one lady i spoke to there says she is a long time melvina scott "not only is our young boys and girls future on the ballot, but especially our time they can see that a woman several people who didn't want to say who they were voting because they were slightly embarrassed--- calling it simply the lesser of two evils. out the polls will be open for an other four hours -- and hartman news 7 kwwl. tonight if you still need to find your polling place, check out our website k-w-w-w dot com we'll be right back --------- want remind you, we're "always on" with news and kwwl-dot-com. and we've got you covered in 30 --------- --------- --------- --------- sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stoc

one of the students was veteran andy payne. he says his instint was instinct was to grab the weapon. >> he went to attack me and i grabbed the knife with my hand. >> andy had surgery to repair damaged nerves and tendons in his hand. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> after what happened at the osu campus we started looking some of our local universities. case western and cleveland state both use a method that's called a.l.i.c.e.. at both schools staff are required to get active shooter response training and take part in simulations. case western can send texts, e- mails, social media posts and calls all at the same time where it reaches 95% of users within two minutes and 15 seconds. we spoke with a security expert who says technology only goes it's all about immediate response. >> while a piece of equipment, a camera or metal detector, might help in some situations, the first and best line of defense is a well trained, highly alert staff and student body. >> case western also has a free phone app where people can repo

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.sident-elect announced he intends to nominate betsy devos as education secretary and nikki haley is slated to serve as ambassador to the united nations. i know you see it all over social media. we'll keep you updated. then there is all the suspense swirling around anti-trump crusader mitt romney. we told you last night he's

"we will not wait on the ipra investigation, we will not wait for the police," payne said. "we will seek justice for this commuters in san francisco rode for free yesterday as an outage caused all fare payment machines to shut down. passengers saw a 'you hacked' message on the ticket machines. undergr since friday afternoon. authorities confirmed the stations were hacked and systems have been compromise. that'd causing many riders to use the service for free. we'll take another look at your first alert forecast, next. stay with tv9. one man died after a shooting in new orleans. police said ten victims aged between 20 and 37 were shot. the shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. one block from the busy canal street. police are investigating. now, a final look at the forecast... foggy conditions for some across eastern iowa this morning. be careful if you're out driving. remember to always use your low beams when you come across dense will move in later in the day. this system will bring heavy rain at times and possibly even a rumble of thunder or two throughout the overnight and

charles payne is up next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, and i have breaking news for you right now, just moments ago fox news' john roberts reporting that a transition source with knowledge of trump's thinking says steve mnuchin is the pick for treasury secretary. john roberts reporting that the announcement could come as early as tomorrow. also at any minute now, we expect president-elect donald trump and former republican nominee mitt romney to sit down for a private dipper, and it's adding to mounting speculation that despite his divisive words and actions and adamant resistance within the trump camp itself, mitt romney could get the secretary of state nod. trump tower, by the way, has been swirling with recent potential secretary of state nominees including mitt romney, senator bob corker, general david petraeus and, of course, rudy giuliani. joining me now to talk about it, tammy bruce, mark serrano and betsy wood rough. betsy woodruff. tammy? i know you're a giuliani fan. >> yeah, absolutely.

charles payne next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, breaking news, the shockwaves from fbi director james comey, his move to revive the investigation tied to hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server are reverberating. at this moment, the fbi is using computer software to begin searching for relevant e-mails found on a laptop that belongs to anthony weiner, of course, the estranged of top clinton aide huma abedin. one thing is clear, comey is take heat from both sides of the aisle. joining me now, the man who grilled comey during congressional testimony in, republican representative ron desantos. thank you for joining us. before we get into the nuances what may be going on here. the initial theme from the mainstream media, 80% of them was to focus on comey and reasons for doing this. jim jordan didn't think it was the right thing to do. trey gowdy thought that perhaps it was the wrong time as well. what's your feeling as someone who's so close to this and had an opportunity to grill james

later in the second...toni payne delivers the chip shot to extend the lead. duke got the shut-out in the 3- nothing win. tar heels hosted liberty at fetzer field. shots on goal before one stuck -- off the cross...madison schultz with the clean up duty from the near post. u-n-c built up a 2-oh lead later in the second half...they put it away -- check out this low header from abby ill-in-ski for her first goal of the season. carolina advances to the semifinals with the 3-0 win. back to hoops - n-c central opened on the road with a loss at marshall. delvin dickerson made it a five point game under eight answered with an 11-3 run. up next the eagles have morehead state. join us sunday morning on abc-11 the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans. welcome to your medicare your decision, the program that guides you through the medicare options available from humana. there are many different medicare choices available today, but are you sure you have the right medicare plan? are you with the right company? do yo

the team first met margaret payne in boulder city. her story was one that touched our viewers' hearts, and left a lasting impression on the squad. so this holiday... the fox5 surprise squad paid her a second surprise visit to show her the true meaning of family. closed captioning will continue shortly was over. margaret was left with so many leftovers, she decided to share the bounty with her neighbors. for even more surprises, follow the team on instagram at fox five s squad. the surprise squad's mission ended in the engagement of two of our squad members. big congratulations to yvette belisle rodriguez on their engagement. they are both part of the fox5 promotions team yvette thought they were heading the galaxy green valley theater to squeeze in one last surprise before the thanksgiving holiday, but it turns out the surprise was just for her! congrats guys! yes we "cran." president obama pardons thanksgiving turkeys for the last time as potus. more of the president's turkey day puns, next. plus, brightening the the holidays for oth

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. the revolving door of power players entering and exiting trump towers. senator jeff sessions, lieutenant general michael flynn and rudy giuliani all spotted entering the fifth avenue building today. trump slammed the "new york times" for saying the transition is in trouble. but trump says it's on track. >> we are not going to rush. we are going to make sure people will pass confirmation. i think it's important to look back at president obama even didn't have his entire cabinet formed within the first week, and we'll make sure we get it right. charles: joining me to discuss, tammy bruce, and ford connell. is too much being made of the transition team? the mainstream media is eating it up. >> if we learned anything about this electoral process it's who has been wrong and who has been right. the legacy media has not gotten it right. i think you and i should go into the trump towers and see what happens the next dane wave pat every one -- and wave at everyone. this is the absurdity of wha

charles payne next.: good evening, i'm charles payne, breaking news, the shockwaves from fbi director james comey, his move to revive the investigation tied to hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server are reverberating. at this moment, the fbi is using computer software to begin searching for relevant e-mails found on a laptop that belongs to anthony weiner, of course, the estranged of top clinton aide huma abedin. one thing is clear, comey is take heat from both sides of the aisle. joining me now, the man who grilled comey during congressional testimony in,

monica jackson and the surprise squad first met margaret payne in boulder city. her story was one that touched our viewers hearts... and left a lasting impression on the squad. so this holiday - the squad paid her a second surprise visit this time right to her doorstep- to show the true meaning of family. closed captioning will continue closed captioning will continue shortly closed captioning closed captioning will continue shortly closed captioning and the giving continued even after the surprise was over. margaret was left with so many leftovers - she decided to share the food with her neighbors. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5.. including a look at how veterans in need are getting some help today. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning a disturbing story out of nye county tonight... the sheriff's department is looking for someone responsible for shooting and killing a dog. according to the department... the dog was found dead.. tied up to a pole at the bell vista shooting range northwest of pahrump. this is al

[laughter] stuart: you're all right, payne. >> thanks a lot.u very much indeed, sir. thanks, charles. all right. trump meeting with president obama in the white house, what you're looking at on the left-hand side of your screen. he's already planning a meeting with the president of mexico, and he has talked with egypt's leader, al-sisi, and he it is hs talked with israel's leader, netanyahu. i'm astonished the guy's energy, he's already jumped onboard with calls to these foreign leaders. the man is off and running. >> absolutely. he is the president-elect, and he's talking to all the right people initially. he's talking to one of our most key allies in israel, benjamin netanyahu, and he's also talking to the egyptian president, as you said,al city i --al city city, who gave a very gutty speech months ago and got no backup and no support from the current president. the incoming president understands the courage that it took for egypt's president to make that statement. he is going to be a key ally against the islamic state, al-qaeda, the muslim

"making money" with charles payne is next. [♪] charles: good evening, i'm charles payne.he president-elect announced he intends to nominate betsy devos as education secretary and nikki haley is slated to serve as ambassador to the united nations. i know you see it all over social media. we'll keep you updated. then there is all the suspense swirling around anti-trump crusader mitt romney. we told you last night he's reportedly the top contendser fosecretary of state. but not everyone is on board in the trump camp with this particular pick. >> i'm unhappy that tonight did everything he could to derail donald trump. >> the challenge with governor romney is not just what he said about trump, he was trump's most vicious opponent on the republican side. charles: joining me now, morgan ortegas and gina louden. it's creating a schism among the trump supporters and the idea he would go with mitt romney. what do you think? >> i am one of those trump supporters who hopes he doesn't. as i watched mr. trump prong throughout this campaign, many of us including myself have overestimate

making money with charles payne is next. ♪ >> good evening, i'm charles payne and we're all fired upause america is going to elect a new president in just three days. fox business has it all covered for you. we are live on the ground across the country, covering it toughest and closest races all weekend long. trump and clinton battling it out for where we go now. the stakes are highest in florida and we want to begin with adam shapiro in tampa. adam. >> and this is, charles, ground zero, you might say for this election. tampa, the bellwether city and the bellwether county knows only for florida, but for the entire country. it all comes down to what happens right here.

charles payne is up next.g, i'm charles payne, and i have breaking news for you right now, just moments ago fox news' john roberts reporting that a transition source with knowledge of trump's thinking says steve mnuchin is the pick for treasury secretary. john roberts reporting that the announcement could come as early as tomorrow. also at any minute now, we expect president-elect donald trump and former republican nominee mitt romney to sit down for a private dipper, and it's adding to mounting speculation that despite his divisive words and actions and adamant resistance within the trump camp itself, mitt romney could get the secretary of state nod. trump tower, by the way, has been swirling with recent potential secretary of state nominees including mitt romney,

right now charles payne is on deck. he is up next. ♪ charles: good evening. i am charles payne.fficial his economic team. steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job.

"making money" with charles payne is next. charles: good evening. i'm charles payne.olving door of power players entering and exiting trump towers. senator jeff sessions, lieutenant general michael flynn and rudy giuliani all spotted entering the fifth avenue building today. trump slammed the "new york times" for saying the transition is in trouble. but trump says it's on track. >> we are not going to rush.

charles payne, "making money" next. don't go away. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne, and we're just -- the finish line is six days away and donald trump trying to capitalize on momentum that began more than a week ago but a big lift from the fbi when they revived clinton e-mail probe. donald trump rallying supporters in florida. that is a must-win state for him, and warning that a clinton presidency, what it would look like. watch this. >> the work of government would grind to a halt if she were ever elected. she'll be in court for her entire tenure. and she'll be convicted. charles: even with florida somewhat in the bag, by some indications, donald trump must break through the clinton blue wall. so exactly how does he do that? joining me cathy taylor, rachel duffy and jeff dewitt who knows donald trump's plans well. i want to start with our newest contributor, rachel duffy. welcome to the team. >> thank you. charles: are you happy to be in wisconsin? a lot of republicans hinted over the weekend and yesterday that that marquet

we'll discuss next with john payne and dan hueber. dan hueber. welcome back this thanksgiving a weekend here on u s farm report. our market roundtable with john payne of daniels trading and dan huebert of the hubert report. what a crazy week again when we look at the stock market on monday hitting new all time highs, is it still the post trump election that's driving the stock market right now john? certainly look at the way the price of change since the night that's where you have to start it. essentially look it is like a new game. the game is essentially started from that point. we've seen some follow through. now i think it probably looks to follow through the election at that point, the kind of honeymoon period would end for mister trump and then we'll look at the policies he'll set and how the market will react to it. but shorter term here will have the bond markets first and foremost. they're telling us that things are different right now. so you have to expect the commodity markets will change in that fact. what do the bond ma

osu student, anderson payne, stabbed. >> felt like i was punched in the hand. you get that dull pain in your hand, and then i looked down, and i saw my entire >> reporter: local and federal authorities searched the suspect's home, walked door to door in the neighborhood and scoured his social media posts. five months ago, the somalia-born student jumped across the stage in a ohio community college. by fall, at osu, upset about the treatment of muslims, posting on facebook minutes before the attack, i can't take it anymore. injured. >> i want to see what all the circumstances are that led to him doing this and all the history that led up to it. >> reporter: this well-known university community now coming to the to show it is buckeye strong. as investigatorings work to figure ought if the motive was terrorist related, isis claimed the suspect was a, quote, soldier of the islamic state, and did not say if they directed the 18-year-old to carry out the attack. >> t >>> the man accidently locked inside the cook county jail for more than a day got 600,000 for his ord

charles payne has that for you on "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. polls released at this very moment. it shows the race between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be much tighter nationally. clinton leads trump 45-43. gary johnson at 5% and jill stein 2%. in a head-to-head matchup clinton leads trump just by 1%. two weeks

right now charles payne is on deck. he is up next. ♪ charles: good evening. i am charles payne.resident-elect donald trump making official his economic team. steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job. >> every small bank has more compliance people than lending officers. that is a very flawed business model. >> even at large banks, regulators have offices there. >> that is not the way to run a bank. government is not the right way to allocate capital. charles: all right. there you have it. wilbur ross and mnuchin talking about three top priorities, taxes growth, easing bank lending. sounds like music to my ears. let ask tammy bruce. jeff, we

charles payne, "making money" next. don't go away.: good evening, i'm charles payne, and we're just -- the finish line is six days away and donald trump trying to capitalize on momentum that began more than a week ago but a big lift from the fbi when they revived clinton e-mail probe. donald trump rallying supporters in florida. that is a must-win state for him, and warning that a clinton presidency, what it would look like. watch this. >> the work of government would grind to a halt if she were ever elected. she'll be in court for her entire tenure. and she'll be convicted.

anderson payne served two tours in iraq unharmed, only to be injured at ohio state. >> initially it felt like someone punched me in the hand. then i looked down and saw my hand was full of blood. >> following the attack, he had surgery to repair damaged nerves and tendons in his hand. >>> more than a dozen fires are tourism hub. three people have died here and more than 150 buildings burned to the ground in gatlinburg, including iconic homes and a resort has been destroyed. one of the fires was human caused. it is under investigation, two people under arrest. 14,000 people evacuated gatlinburg and pigeon forge, some driving straight through the mayor of gatlinburg lost his home in the fire. >> a house fire is devastating. when you get a city fire, that many people impacted, anything that anybody wants to reach out to help gatlinburg, we're more than willing to accept it. >> dollywood is shut down right now. according to their website, the park will reopen friday disturbing story. a barberton man was sentenced to life in prison after he was found guilty of raping his half sister.. she had

warmest part of the day, in payne parts of new hampshire is actually right now in many spots, including mount washington. finally hitting the freezing mark. portsmouth up to 50 degrees, up temperatures will actually climb in a few spots overnight and then fall by daybreak as rain continues to move on through. you will notice a few pockets up north of pink, that indicates temperatures are right around 3e mount washington valley it's a mix of rain and sleet with pockets of freezing rain. so the roads will still be tricky to travel on in northern new hampshire over the next few hours. but it's all wet in central and southern zones, from laconia points south, and southeast. coming in out of eastern new york. so when will it finally clear new hampshire? josh is here with a look at your local forecast for the next few hours. reporter: can you see the back end approaching, but when will it move through, we'll take a closer look and zoom into southwestern parts of the state. and show you the local temperatures as well as the rain. heavy bouts of rain have been moving through, the temperatures a

fox business network's donald chang is here -- charles payne is here. >> if you don't want gridlock, put these goodies in. the problem with the goodies, how about 19.8 trillion and counting? the problem with the goodies is we get the kind of government that bogs the country down, that bogged our economy down. by the way, we just had an american public debt that overwhelmingly rejected the notion of washington insiders going to these deals to go back home, bragging about bringing the -- or making the nation poor. >> they are looking to buy votes for in this case wooing the others to some of your big plans. is this modern day republican group's plan to imitate what ronald reagan was doing in the early 1980s to win over southern democrats, the so-call ed bo hemo hemian fan. >> let's talk about this, $72 billion. and that included an $18 billion bridge near harry reid's farm in nevada. the american public said we don't want this. they spoke just a week ago to say they want the government to tighten its belt free of money so mainstream media has access to this cash and they can grow this

the 54-year-old made it to the top of the 38 story building using the paynes of glass. made it up and down just about an hour. >> boating mishap in pinellas slammed into dock causing a big mess. plus. >>> a young boy injured in a hit-and-run accident gets the surprise of a lifetime at one buc place. >>> busy shopping holiday season is pong us and so are those thieves who will be lurking around the parking lot looking through your windows but there's a good thing . it is a swashbuckling surprise. watch ace young boy injured in a hit-and-run accident is able to meet some local heros. cops are. the extra effort to keep you safe. >> plus a holiday favorite is moving locations. where you can attend christmas lane this year. good evening i'm keith cate. >> i'm stacie schaible thank you for joining us. tonight tampa police are still trying to track down a hit and run driver who ran over a young boy and left him in a pool of blood. it happened off hannah avenue a couple of weeks ago. rod carter is live at tampa police h surprise for that young victim today. hi rod. >>reporter: