unched. walmart hit record high earlier today, then it turned lower strangely enough after strong quarterly earnings after the the after holiday season. good to be with you. i m connell mcshane. melissa: i m melissa francis. this is after the bell. record close for the s&p 500 would be the second this week. the nasdaq appears to end in negative territory. can t get there more on the on the big market movers. first here is what is new this hour. president trump is about to depart the to the white house. the president will make his way to a louisiana campaign rally tonight. we ll bring you any headlines from the president if he stops to speak to reporters on the south lawn. capitol hill, a possible breakthrough on the usmca. full house democratic caucus is meeting to discuss the future of the trade deal. a new look for the ford mustang. we are breaking down the electric gamble for the automaker. connell: fox business team coverage of all our top stories today. blake burman li
so mountains. might be picking up some snow as well. current temperature for you. and richard hoffman our weather watcher coming in at 40. here s the satellite and radar together. a big influx of moisture into southern colorado. we have some rain and snow moving into that area. getting ready to get a food rain there and snow in the san juans has prompted an advisory vmentd some of those areas could see 4 to 8 inches of snow. over # # ,000 feet. a foot of snow possible. further north like parts of summit we might have a couple of issues there. denver, partly cloudy. 61. and the day should be mostly cloudy by afternoon. a high of 67 degrees today so much a little cooler okay. thank you. well this is is the news in campaign 2016. republican presidential candidate donald trump will visit colorado tonight. he ll be at the national western complex to rally voters with only 3 days left. l rally starts at 9:30 tonight and doors will open at 6:30. updates on cbs news at 5:00 and 1
you thought it was dramatic, you can take hermine. the storms already pushing into our area but we will not see this brain until later in the holiday weekend. good morning to you. we have that storm on the coastline. you see it swirling around there. the removing the coastline. that is what we re dealing with today. we re not going to have anything here today. here s the latest plot for storm tropical storm hermine. northeast at 21 miles per hour. you might think that it is moving at that speed and it might be moving out of here in moving out to see. the problem is it will be moving slowly getting trapped. a tropical storm watch around new york city and along the connecticut coastline as well. there is no change from what the plume of rain will continue to get closer. eventually, we will see the rain up here but that will not happen that will not be happening until starting later tomorrow and monday. here it is coming at the northeast. the outflow is producing some of t
son, was been involved in lot of grassroots efforts to get military families involved in various democracies, strengthening national service and third s. general craig mckinley who ran the national guard bureau, a four-star general who is our senior military leader on matters concerning the reserve and national guard. then our own elaine kamarck who has a tradition of military service and her family and her kids are in the military and she has worked on a broad array of issues in strengthening and reforming democracy, our government, very famous for working on al gore s efforts when he was vice president in this vein. but has continued to study the role of military and veterans in our society. so without further ado would you please join me in welcoming the panel to the stage. [applause] i know that was an unconventional start but i didn t want to keep c-span waiting or any of you. we are going to launch right in. the unifying scene here is what can military veterans and mil
california. privilege and pleasure to host a group or by military veterans and families called we the veterans but it includes a coalition of different specific organizations that are fundamentally unified around the idea that veterans have a lot to contribute to our country and at a time where our country is in turmoil and maybe even in danger. they have a big part of potential solution to this problem not that we should be relying exclusively on the almost 20 million people who have served this country and no longer are in uniform but that is remarkably capable dedicated of individuals. and probably for a group that can lead the way to help some of the rest of us make some inspiration as well as for ways to strengthen our democracy and serve our country even out of uniform. i m going to bring out the panel when they finish getting wired. it s an incredible group of folks. i will not spend a lengthy time on the introductions of each of them but we ve got admiral steve abbo