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yankees of one. hit a three run home run. the astros take a 3-1. this time carlos correa. that is a three run home run. they have justin verlander on the hill. number 5.>>> patrk he goes for the quarterbacks thing. he suffers a dislocated right patella. he is going to have an mri later today. joe flacco is hit. he was sacked nine times. the cheese gets a victory 30-6. more on his knee injury come in today.>>> i would be smiling. that is the 49ers general mage t quarter. 14-3. he brock stewart and was it for a touchdown. blog of the week. ; stanford players allowing him to score a test on. the stanford defense gave up 455 yards last night. they lose 34-16. ucla steps a living in the street. >>> he became the first player to have a hat trick before the end of the first period. they led san jose to the third straight victory.'s performance was overshadowed by much younger player. >> he scored 2 goes up and we watch them on the big screen. >> i am so excited. i'm kind of shy. >> how did you feel? >> i wanted to have some speed and have fun. hockey is not always about winning but always about fine.>> well spoken. he is very shy. the gift the micr

yankees in '96, mets in '86, royals in '85. but they do have a pretty steep hillt to tell you guys, i was at a post season game in washington a few weeks ago and the atmosphere was electric. i can only imagine what it is going to be like tonight. i mean, tonight really is all about the washington nationals and their fans because it's the first time in a lifetime for most people that they've seen a world series game here. the last appearance in the world series was 86 years ago, again, the senators. it's going to be an amazing time. doors open at 5:00 p.m. you can bet people will be party ying all day long. -- partying all day long. we'll send it back to you in the studio. an early up-close look at the calm before the storm. cheryl: you are a rock star for being there in the middle of the night. we appreciate it. >> reporter: thanks, guys. cheryl: jillian mele has a big day a ahead of her. you can catch came three tonight, you can watch it right here on fox. deirdre: the russia probe now a criminal case, we'll tell you what that means, who should be worried. we'll

yankees. >> reporter: we will have the game on fox friday night. todd: have a great one. 27 minutes, mark zuckerberg grilled on capitol hill. >> you plan on doing nocking on political ads. you do no fact checking on any ads. somebody fact checks on ads. rob: plenty more where that came from. carley: is the's top cop in chicago skipping out on a meeting with donald trump. our next guest's brother was shot in chicago with a message for the police superintendent. how dare you. todd: a look at top headlines. sources familiar with the impeachment inquiry say possible bias against donald trump was reported by the whistleblower. details remain unclear. it was now the whistleblower is a registered democrat and had a prior work history with a senior democrat official. jillian: have million people in california in the dark for the second day in two weeks. cutting power to prevent went from toppling powerlines and sparking wildfires. outages could last two days. heather: elijah cummings will lie in the state. the maryland democrat will be buried in baltimore. he died of complications from previous health problems. carley: the author a parenting book learn to

eyed all day as the yankees/astros went into the wee hours of today "early today" starts right now and good morning i'm dara brown. >> and i'm phillip mena. it is a holiday on capitol hill, but there is no break for the house impeachment inquiry into president trump. a former aide on russia and europe is expected to testify before lawmakers today, and later this week, the u.s. ambassador to the european union is in the hot seat after initially refusing to comply with the subpoena. meanwhile, joe biden's son is also breaking his silence after coming under fire from the president. nbc's kelly o'donnell has the latest >> reporter: after the president's repeated taunting -- >> whatever happened to hunter >> reporter: joe biden fighting back >> no one has asserted my son did a single thing wrong no one has asserted that i have done any wrong, except a lying president. >> reporter: and for the first time biden's son hunter is also speaking out through his attorney about hisnternational business ties that have been weaponized by president trump. hunter's announcements an attempt to blunt those attacks, first cutting ties to a chinese investment firm. hunter intends to resign f

yankees world series ring proudly so that's expected. arthel: house democrats like the intelligence committee chairman adam schiff are defending their probe as they gear up for more testimony on capitol hillmolly has more on that. >> hi, arthel, they want them to be able to proud, for example, written answers to questions. republicans don't want it all kept in secret, here is the democratic chairman of the house intelligence committee on that. >> the republicans would like nothing better because they view roles defending the president, being the president's lawyers, if witnesses could cater testimony to other witnesses, they would love for one twoness be able to hear so that they can know what they can give away and what they can't give away. there's a reason why investigations and grand jury proceedings, for example, i think this is grand jury proceeding are down out of public view initially. >> republicans say it's time to let a little sun shrine into this impeachment inquiry. >> if adam schiff wants to it behind closed doors, my job is to pick the up, look at what has been happening here, look at the lies that have been told, look at the hearings and nothing came from it, because you d

hill in particular. >> the washington nationals! alix: the washington nationals going to their first world series ever. will wait to see whether they face the houston astros or the new york yankeesopes markets, some draining. the cable rate down by 0.3%. yields down in the u.s. by about three basis points. is it hopelessness, or just this is how we trade? there's lots of different opinions, and this is what happens over 48 hours in the markets. at a macro level, paying attention to banks, bank of america climbed in the premarket after the company posted a solid third quarter and a 27% jump in investment backing revenue. ,0 me now is david george bayard senior research analyst. -- david george, baird senior research analyst. what was your take? david: i thought the outlook was good. he macro in particular. the reactions we've seen so far is not only a reluctant a fairly good earnings, but i think it's indicative of an economy that is growing in the 1.5% to 2% area. think there's been a lot of macro concerns with trade and so on. alix: do you have to start rethinking your price target, considering that no good news has been banked in -- has been baked into these bank stocks? david