Im worried, not just in virginia, im worried across the country. As one who will be running for reelection in 2022, i need results that i can show the American People i think theres a lot of doom and gloom this morning. In new jersey, democrats are declaring victory even though Officials Say theyre still tallying those in a much closer than expected battle in the state house there. The democrats they ownreally dont have the solution. Theyre losing. Well have the latest on there gop wins. About what it all means for the 2022 midterms. Fox news at night starts right now. We begin tonight with a Political Party in disi ray. As democrats scramble to explain the red wave that crashed into their candidates in virginia expo cross the country. White house correspondent kevin cork has the very latest developments and reaction to an historical Election Night for the gop. Evening, shannon. It has been said on just about every occasion you can think of that the definition of insanity is doing the
taking a gap year before starting at harvard. whether it s work or college or both, either on campus or online, there are plenty of options and more students are taking a different path and that s our cover story this week. 18-year-old jonathan paul took a swing at another route to a college degree after dropping out nine years ago. i kind of was in limbo for a while and looking for a way to complete my degree. reporter: but he didn t go back to a physical campus to get it. he recently earned a bachelor s degree from penn state university in finance after completing all of his work online. i approached it from more of a learning point of view instead of the end result of just, you know, getting a grade. reporter: nearly 3 million college students are taking courses exclusively online bypassing the traditional campus experience. while they may not have the same opportunities to socialize and network as students on campus, they are gaining valuable skills. our students
starting at harvard. whether it s work or college or both, either on campus or online, there are plenty of options and more students are taking a different path and that s our cover story this week. 18-year-old jonathan paul took a swing at another route to a college degree after dropping out nine years ago. i kind of was in limbo for a while and looking for a way to complete my degree. reporter: but he didn t go back to a physical campus to get it. he recently earned a bachelor s degree from penn state university in finance after completing all of his work online. i approached it from more of a learning point of view instead of the end result of just, you know, getting a grade. reporter: nearly 3 million college students are taking courses exclusively online bypassing the traditional campus experience. while they may not have the same opportunities to socialize and network as students on campus, they are gaining valuable skills. r come away learning more than perhaps
some flooding on some streets. the rest of the town is fine. reporter: for towns along the hackensack river, minor flooding is par for the course. w used to it. the town is below sea level. when you have these tides, this is what happens. business as usual for little ferry. the same story in secaucus. flooded streets and roads and the sidewalks just disappeared. it happens regularly in certain areas. nothing like hurricane sandy. it s the level of the water that s here. reporter: what s to blame? the low pressure winter storm in the atlantic, combined with unusual high tides due to the new moon, are the culprit. there is a coastal flood warning for much of new jersey. for towns like this, it s pretty much par for the course. steve: doesn t make it more fun to deal with. thanks. seven people remain in critical bus crash in connecticut. 36 people were hurt when the charter bus bound for mohegan sun hit a guardrail and flipped on its side. it started off in flushin
on what we re seeing on major heat waves. we ll be exploring the markets all afternoon for the next two hours and beyond. let s get more now on today s slide from bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. bob? hello, tyler, and what we re seeing is a little bit of a reversal of some trading trends, specifically around the dollar and also to a trading around the dollar. modest rally. look at the dollar index moving down all throughout the quarter here. the lows recently. that s reversed a little bit today and some people are debating. the dollar may have bottomed and that may have factored. energy financial materials were weak today. you know what the market leaders are. energy financials and materials this quarter and a very specific reap. those are cyclical stocks. very specific reasons why cyclicals have done well this quarter. let me show you the q2 trade, the trade everybody is doing. you have the weaker dollar and combine it with a stable china and you