last year, every westminster was won by the snp. this year, every other constituency booted snp as well. just last week, just last week in a council by election, a massive 19% swung to the snp secured victory with our brilliant candidate chris cunningham. [ applause ] next year we have the chance to complete this political transformation. glasgow was once described as the second city of the empire in the council elections, let's work as hard as we ever have to bring the snp to power and build this city as one of the very best in europe. [ applause ] glasgow is a vivid illustration of the success of our party. but also stands as a lesson. labor lost because they took the voters for granted. they became arrogant on power. they thought they were invincible. and they rightly paid the price. so our promise to glasgow and all the people of scotland is this, we will never take you granted. we will work every day to earn and to re-earn your trust. [ applause ] conference, it's not just attitudes that distinguishes the snp from labor. it's p

the dow, snp 500 and nasdaq were down 2% to 3% ahead of the open. dow futures were down more than 800 points earlier. they have rebounded slightly. they are now off by 300 points. investors are concerned trump being unpredictable, and trump's first speech at president-elect may have calming effect on the markets. asian markets closed in the red with markets in tokyo, hong kong and australia falling as much as 6%. the peso dropped dramatically as much as 11%. now down 8%. the value of the peso has seen swings ahead of the election. oil futures fell on gold rallies and the big question is what will the markets do at home when they open today. something we will be tracking catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> and our coverage continues of this historic election both on air and online and on our web site. we have donald trump and mike pence's full speeches and dive into reaction on social media and in different cities. if you were away from your tv we will be sending alerts of any new results throughout the day. >>> checking traffic every ten min

the dark sidewalk in front of the king of peace church on fifth avenue north and snps but -- st. petersburg is cleared of hateful graffiti but monday morning this is what greeted pastor candace schultz. scrawled in chalk the letters m a g a for make america great again and a swastika. >> i was angry at first someone would think to do that. upsets, i think there is anxiety. >>reporter: a few steps away, more. this time with the numbers 1488, code for why supremacists and another swastika. >> it is the height of intolerance and ignorance. >>reporter: i showed dr. john fisher the hateful graffiti, he is the rabbi of clearwater's synagogue and from a family who survived the holocaust. he reminds us the swastika is a banner under which two thirds of europe's population were because it completely ignores the history of the symbol. >>reporter: he wash the graffiti away. kids replaced it with more fitting artwork. as for the swastika makers, -- . >> i would love to sit and talk with them and say, you know, there is another way of seeing the world. >>reporter: there is a message of hope o

the nasdaq and snp 500 are poised to give back all their gains at the opening bell. we will keep an eye on the markets all morning long. >>> the senate race in new hampshire too close to call. kelly ayotte with 48% of the vote and maggie hassan with the same. going into the night, a victory for ayotte was crucial for republicans to maintain control of the senate, but wins in other state means the gop keeps its majory we will check in at both candidates' headquarters now where things will be well into the morning. >> daniel: start with catherine burcham with maggie hassan's campaign. >> reporter: the governor called it a small and sustainable lead with 5,000 votes. but the campaign say they have many more numbers that haven't been previously reported from many small new hampshire towns. maggie hassan. early returns hassan with a 5-point lead over republican kemy ayotte. ha thank lead waned and shifted. supporters had grim faces and many hugged themselves hearing that a concession speech. hassan sundly took the stage close to 1 a.m. and told the crowd all is not lost.

we checked the stock futures, the dow, nasdaq and snp 500 500 are all up in market trading. >>> the hotly contested battle for new hampshire's senate seat is over. senator kelly ayotte succeeded the race to maggie hassan. the margin was just over 1,000 votes which will be well within the state guidel one. both candidates are calling for unity in devisive election. senator ayotte said a critical time for new hampshire and the country and, quote, now more than ever we should work to assess our challenges. >>> 4:36. two boys make a disturbing discovery while riding their bikes. a man shot in the head laying in the woods in easton. catherine, police are asking for the public's help on this any danger. they are asking the pub like to keep an eye for a red 2013 mazda sedan. the investigation continues and still a lot of on the investigation. the investigation began on tuesday afternoon when two 13-year-old boys riding their bikes in the woods between pond street and found the 35-year-old man on the ground. he was shot in the head. they identified him as daniel easton and now lives in florida. r

house will join the prime minister, the leader of the opposition, and leader of the snn and extending snp in as nt -- the extending our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. there are three investigations underway by british transport police, the office of the road and rail and the investigation force. can the prime minister assure the house and the families that any recommendations to improve safety on trams in croydon and across the country made by those investigations will be rapidly implemented by the government? p.m. may: once again, i joined my honorable friend in expressing our condolences to the families and friends of the people who died in this terrible incident -- terrible event that took place. our thanks to the emergency services. it is important that we allow these investigations to continue. they are able to come up with their recommendations in due course and we will look seriously at the recommendations. we can never be complacent about safety and security on these sorts of issues. we do need to make sure that if there are lessons to be learned, that they are in

snp members support this.e were told that specific uk financial vehicles were being used for tax avoidance and other serious criminality, what would she do about it? >> first, i am sure that, as the right hon. gentleman says, the whole house would wish to pass on our condolences to the friends and family of the serviceman who has died at the tain range. the right hon. gentleman mentions tax avoidance. yes indeed, we have done a significant amount in relation to tax avoidance. he asks what anybody should do if they have evidence of people actually avoiding tax. i suggest that he speaks to hmrc. >> scottish limited partnerships were established by this house in 1907, and they are being aggressively marketed internationally, especially in eastern europe. the international monetary fund has warned of the risk posed by slps in the fight against global money laundering and against organised crime. it is now a matter of public record that slps have acted as "fronts for websites peddling child abuse images, and have b

scarlet: and the snp 500 almost got there but finished slightly lower.f in volume was notable. all right, next week you have walmart, home depot, and a chinese khamenei reporting results. a lot to look forward to on that front to jump up and a slew of and him and data next week. u.s. retail sales, housing starts, cpi on thursday. we will see if the inflation pressure continues to brew. scarlet: inflation expectations have been rising. and president-elect trump up will be meeting shinzo abe on thursday, and janet yellen will be speaking, too. that is all for "what'd you miss?" john: was all due respect to chris christie, don't worry, you can still bring donald trump to mcdonald's. ♪ john: the democratic party contemplates its future and the world loses a musical genius. but first, contemplating an insider cabinet. donald trump was hold up inside of his skyscraper. inside, in addition

and the snp down 3. >> anchor: the simpsons are headed for a record a big one. sad news for michael bew blay. his oldest son noah 3 years old is battling cancer. the type of cancer is not he and his wife put careers on hold in order to devote all of their time to help noah get well. and then he walked out of the spot light a $50 million contract in 2005 next weekend dave chappelle will host saturday night live. he enjoys that. but we got bart, homer, maggie, and lisa, along with the rest of more seasons. fox made the announcement today. that will bring the series to a record 669 episodes surpassing gun smoke as the scripted series with the most episode. according to fox. homer reacted by saying take that gun smoke you lost a race you didn't know you were running in. >> anchor: a lot of people watch it. >> anchor: that's staggering. >> anchor: it certainly is. >> anchor: especially for an animated film. >> ancho weekend. cool temps coming up. >> reporter: feels good. this weekend the thing you will notice a drop in the humidity. going to be a good weekend to be o

the snp 500 fell 300 points. ; take a look at this huge water main break at a shopping center up there. 48 inch water main broke about an hour ago. cars as you can see flooded out. some of them submerged. they had rescue pele boats. no telling who was inside those stores. the 4th time in the last 2 years that a water main broke at a shopping center like this. all of a sudden it's a lake. a ross. thinking i'm dressing for less now they're coming in the boat to get me. >> anchor: glad to know no one was seriously injured. >> anchor: news is next. >> anchor: here are mark and kelly. here is very confusing. >> anchor: they filed a lawsuit to have the results not count. how a florida supreme court ruled on that request late today and what justices said about it. >> anchor: new information tonight about the train that crashed into a new jersey station. what investigators are finding now as they look closer into a crash that killed one person. >> anchor: perhaps this weekend we very a few ideas for you. all news. amendment 1 is endorsed by florida's firefighters... because it does solar the r

nasdaq up as well as snp up 17. tech firms not really taking share in this. apple and google and facebook down slightly. a lot of uncertainty as to what the silicon valley faces at least in the next four years with trump as -- and the republican-controlled congress. >> thank you. >>> the chance of flooding along the coast is returning with the tides. this is what looked like last year in mill valley. usually when the king tide comes in its underwater. cal trans is closing it today through next friday. >>> i'm sorry, i'm sneezing right now. [ laughter ] allergies. i'm okay. let's check in with roqui right now. >> bless you in advance, michelle. >>> now let's take a look in the bay area. we have a lot going on first in the south bay, southbound 11 before highway 87. -- 101 before highway 87. this will take 30 minutes or more to clear up an overturned car here causing major delays in the counter commute direction. you're driving in that area at just 18 miles an hour and only two lanes are open currently. now let's move over to castro valley westbound 580 the fou

nasdaq down 17 and snp is moving slower by five points. back to you. >>> thank you, jason. >> let's check the roads with rocky. >>> yeah the roadways are wet so use mass transit today. let's look at how it's looking throughout the area. bart on time. ace trains 3 and 5 on time. cal train on time so that's good news. the bad news is there's a lot of traffic and wet roadways. the maze downtown across the span of the bridge will take you 22 minutes. here's a look at slow traffic on the san mateo bridge from hayward, taking you 25 minutes between 880 and 101. good thing the traffic is moving slowly because otherwise you would be speeding on the wet roadways. southbound 880 a three car crash still blocking the two middle lanes. we'll let you know when it's cleared. that traffic is moing at 11 miles per hour so give yourself extra time if you're headed out to southbound 880. traffic backed up past 238. if you're taking the altamont pass from 205, moving at 13 miles per hour and once you hit north land road that speed goes up to 25 miles per hour

snp 500 and nasdaq on took possibly wipe out a year's worth of gains when the opening bell rings at 9:30. catherine parrotta live in the financial district watching the markets. many watching their 401(k). perhaps the news wo this morning, catherine. >> reporter: experts are saying that speech may have had a calming effect. still the european markets did open lower this morning and the chief economist in germany say the markets face chaos and turmoil in the coming days. we are a few hours away from the opening bell on wall street and waiting to see what the markets will do in response. and waiting to see how dramatic as dramatic as it would initially be. the nasdaq and dow down. dow futures down 800 points earlier. they have rebounded slightly. they are now off by 300 points. investors are concerned about trump being unpredictable as well his anti-trade stance. germany's auto industry association said a trump presidency will hamper trade with the u.s. focusing on its own economy at the expense of international trade flows; however, trump a calming effect on the markets. asian markets

the dow up by 35 points and nasdaq down by six and snp heading higher by one point.d kenny, back to you. >>> it is 6:44 now. let's get a check on the roads with rocky. >>> yeah, as of 5:22 this morning, a traffic alert in albany and not changing up at all now. it's 6:44. eastbound 80 connector to westbound 580 is closed now due to a fatal crash involving a car and pedestrian. i want to reiterate here, low visibility on the roads due to heavy fog so be careful and drive slowly. you can't see much ahead of you. you have traffic moving at 18 miles per hour so we'll keep you posted as to when this is officially opened. chp is on scene doing an investigation and le will let you know. another situation in oakland. southbound 880 this five car crash is blocking the left lane and traffic move k in that area at seven miles per hour. traffic backed up to 3980 now. because of this fog as you can see, this is the nimitz freeway. it will take you 20 minutes and over to the peninsula commute. slow traffic from hayward, 880 to 101 will take you a long 41 minutes. i suggest you go a

markets, the nasdaq, the snp on all-time high -- highs. dictates we see reversal, but we have not got that at the time. if you look at the fact markets are what are emerging, pulling back could be shallow indeed. that is a bullish indicator. you have the csi 300 in china buying the highest levels of the year of that as well. europere risks around with the political side of things, but markets don't look too bad either. you have people breaking out, indicating there is a bullish affair. and we have hard, some pullbacks at the moment. shery: let's look at the asx 200, because you just mentioned it. very much affected by oil stocks, just broke through 5500. they are hiding this year's high, the rest coming from opec, and trump economic policies playing into the housing costs. where do you see the index going now? you know, as more volume is back into global markets, we will take a large element of guidance from that market when it comes back online tonight. for us in australia, you're talking energy. the big banks are 30% of the market, and a

futures negative on the dow will marginally up by 3% positive by a single digit on the snp.this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is patrick:." this get a ticket that -- is "bloomberg daybreak." treasuries and yields higher by two basis points. the dollar was a lot weaker earlier in the session now showing a little bit of renewed strength against the yen. janet yellen on the one side saying the school for more than market gains. speaking of the data, here it is. line at 0.4%. in cpi in energy month on month meeting estimate 0.2. now we moved to cpi excluding food and energy year on year, 2.1%. slight down. estimate of 2.2%. nothing dramatic here. 1.6 year on year for the headline number. 2.1 looking at core excluding food and energy. around a ballpark figure the outlook for but not their preferred guage of course. david: a little more drama with housing starts. on housinge beat starts and month over month, up over 25% so important part of the u.s. economy. there is a nice beat there. jonathan: every time we get this data point, it is called initial jobless c

futures markets, which are judgements on which way the big american stock market will go, the dow, the snp, they have already been suspended because they hit that automatic stop point -- s&p. a 5% shift in the markets, a judgement on the way the s&p and the dow will move when they open later today. the dollar is already weakening against safe haven currencies like the yannon. -- yen. i think this will be a pivot towards safety as people try td a pivot towards safety as people try to digest the uncertainty of water donald trump presidency may look like. gold is up today in value, the great safe haven bets, and i imagine sterling will strengthen and the euro will strengthen, as investors look for a degree of security. the biggest concerns will be over things like global trade deals, global trade period, if he goes through with his moves on changing the way global trading operates. many people would judge that that could slow global growth. global growth, of course, let's not forget, since the crises in china earlier this year, since what has been happening in europe, is not particularly stro

the snp has been in a nine day swoon. wall street is worried this could really happen.ld trump really can do this and i put the credit for that squarely in the lap of james comey, the fbi director who a week ago friday in extraordinary press conference said he was reopening in essence the investigation to hillary clinton e-mail. >> wait, james comey on the one hand. vladimir putin on the other and these wikileaks, the flood of disclosures. >> you're leaving something out and that's obamacare. if you look at obamacare premiums in states like pennsylvania and arizona where you're seeing this movement and you're seeing this incredible increases on the monthly premium cost, those numbers where we learned about increases on obamacare hit before this e-mail stan dal with james comey and that's where you saw some trend lines. do you disagree. >> i disagree. i disagree to an extent. i think it's important to note obamacare really does seem to be in a very wounded grave wounded state, but that is like one to 100 when it comes to the e-mails. if you ask anybody on the streets of

for nine days in a row, the snp closed low -- the standard & poor's index.then when it seemed like hillary clinton might win, the markets rose higher. we saw the s&p 500 have its highest level in two years. investors think a clinton win would be good for them. . investors think a clinton win would be good for them. a donald trump win, which is seen as more uncertain and less predictable, that is why the markets are more concerned. if it looked like he was winning, you can expect a bumpy road ahead. that is interesting. we are used to wall street wanting a republican to win and getting nervous if a democrat wins. if you are a trump supporter, you would say, that only shows that she is the candidate of wall street in this situation. but of course, i would remind our viewers but the markets soared on the prospect of brexit not winning and of remain voting on june 23. sun markets don't like uncertainty, and donald trump has not laid out a comprehensive bit of policies and there was a lot of concern about what a trump presidency would mean for america domesticall