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After the election. there was a lot of uncertainty heading into last night and markets don t like uncertainty. there wasn t a lot of buying or selling heading into that. we saw the sharply unchanged market for a couple of days and here we are markets seem to be responding to, as i got many texts from those on wall street last night, it seems that wall streeters who wanted republicans to retain control didn t see a worst case scenario, that s why we would see this up. bill: divided government. maybe infrastructure spending and cooked in here. sandra: there is a case for that. one might be surprised if you saw the headline. divided government and potential gridlock. then the dow surges triple digits. that s the story this morning. bill: i like it when you call me hemmer. sandra: hemmer. bill: 9:33. here we go. election results now. several crucial races too close to call from georgia, republican candidate brian
At one time. it s not any longer. so you think it will change at some point down the road? guys, let s leave it there. john fleming, thanks very much. elliott engle, thanks to you as well. here s a quick look at the other top stories we re monitoring. four people were taken to the hospital after being hurt in this school bus crash. one had serious injuries. federal officials are investigating a deadly plane crash at the national airport that went unnoticed for almost seven hours, the single-engine cessna went in dense fog, but the control didn t know about it listen. approximately 500 feet from the runway 2 center to touchdown. it appears something may be on the right side. the pilot was killed and was the only person on board.