let's put all these names up on our facebook.com/liz claman page. mark travis always good to have you. all major industries ending in the green. nasdaq up 74-point up again of about a percent. that'll do it for "the claman countdown". next up after the ball. >> thank you so much focusing on profit stocks edging higher. investors look at corporate learning and amazon, microsoft, visa among the names reporting over the next few days, the dow was closing higher by 55-point in change by shares of boeing deepening after explosive messages of concerned over a key safety issue. that was later implicated into fatal crashes. hello i am in for melissa. >> welcome to "after the bell" the s&p 500 and the nasdaq kicking off in the green as well a 20-point game for the s&p and nasdaq up by 73.

almost 1%. we'll have more on the big market movers. here's what's new at this hour. focusing on the economy, president trump sitting down with his top advisers taking a victory lap of sorts and strong job market. he also had trade progress with china among other things and were live at the white house with all the details. boris johnson brags that gamble is about to find out if he won over enough lawmakers to pull the uk out of the european union following a shocked in the 11th hour. were breaking down the critical test for johnson. a possible outage in dallas with violent thunderstorms battery that area destroyed homes and businesses. will have the latest on the recovery efforts. >> fox business coverage begins now blake is live at the white house where it's been another

rock 'n' roll day. jackie is on the floor of the new york stock exchange and grady is covering the blockbuster opioid settlement in many surprised morning. we start with like. reporter: good afternoon. if it was the morning it would be a long day and a long week at the white house. we've had a busy one so far. there was an hour plus long cabinet meeting in the white house calls for deregulation as we saw from him in this cabinet meeting but also news drop by the u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer reviewed deputy level discussions today between the u.s. and china trade team and there would be more senior-level talks between himself, steve mnuchin and their counterparts in china at the end of the week on friday. the president talking about the china trade deal during the cabinet meeting in which he expressed optimism for phase one of the deal while suggesting it could be the more difficult component.

>> while were papering the deal, that is going well and we hope to sign it in chile when we have a summit in chile. or wherever that may be. but we will be able to sign a completed document with china and then start working on phase two. things in phase two are easier than phase one. reporter: there are still questions about whether phase one will be agreed upon before the apex, and chile next month. lighthizer said there are still outstanding issues while the secretary told maria that the mid-november target date might not be as big of a deal. >> there are still some issues we have to resolve. were working towards that goal. >> from mike point of deal, it doesn't have to be the correct deal in towards november and more big of a deal for the proper deal. >> this is the first time we

heard from president trump on camera since he announced the g7 meeting will be held to his property in the miami florida area and cancel that decision over the weekend. the president blamed on democrats and called the clause within the constitution as phony. >> finding somewhere else. blake at the white house. thank you. >> it's going to be a big week in the profit reports on wall street as we bring in jackie interjecting a senior stock exchange and also looking at the trading day. >> good afternoon we saw the dow closing 57-point s&p finishing up 20 and over the critical 3000 level. that's what traders are talking about today. 25% of s&p 500 companies will report this week and all eyes will be on those earnings. we will hear from microsoft, amazon, twitter, mcdonald's, visa and boeing.

today's gains probably would've been higher if it was not for boeing dragon everything down. the text messages possibly revealing that a top pilot was worried or had safety concerns about the 737 max jet before the fatal crashes, that could be detrimental in more scrutiny about how employees were responding to survey questions about safety and how they felt before this all happened in regulators will dig into that. meantime i want to bring your attention to headlines that are coming out after the close about wework as well. that was the highly anticipated one that was shelled. according to dow jones, it is going to week and turn me on tuesday to waive rescue funding options and saying that softbank is offering to put six and half billion dollars into wework that's including a $5 million loan and interim chairman would be marcello and softbank would

step up to that rule and also j.p. morgan is working to assemble loan package options ahead of the deadline as well. a lot to think about when it comes to wework and how management could shuffle things to make that more attractive to investors. >> that is a story. so is boeing. >> let's go back to boeing talking about the story of the day especially with the dow here to break down what is happening with boeing let's bring in judge and fox news analyst on fox nation. you have seen the stories and know the news but it's a messages that came out that the damning piece of evidence against boeing from a legal and lofts boot perspective. that's being followed left and right by victims. what do you expect? >> this is a solder for the plaintiff firepower to say the least.

they're going to find out whether or not this was followed up on. it does not appear that it was and whether or not the person who made the statement is technically qualified to express this misgiving. it appears he was. and what happened in the state, why did they not do anything about it. human engineer say this is not safe and where did that statement go, who is supposed to respond to it. this is an entire new phase for boeings woes. >> just to be clear, it was a top boeing pilot back in 2016 now flies for southwest airlines basically said he unknowingly lied to faa regulators and also said he told the faa remove the mcas system which was responsible for both of the crashes. we will get another report on wednesday. as well as a failure on the faa part and not to leave them out of the blame game. >> there are three aspects, did boeing hide this, too, did the faa hide it, three, what if anything did the faa do about

it. as i said this is opening up an entirely new doors for a chairman of the board who is no longer chairman he is now the ceo and what happened on his watch. >> a lot of blockbuster news happening today. stay with us for the next story. >> let's tell you about the story, a fox business alert they have a deal that for drug companies agreed $268 million settlement with two ohio counties. this avoids a trial in cleveland on the role on the opioid crisis. grady live with the latest. reporter: the pharmaceutical is one of the companies that reached a deal here today. but the company reached an even bigger settlement with several states worth $23 billion. here in ohio a landmark federal trial was set to begin but the drugmaker settled at the last minute with the big three drug

distributors, cardinal health, amerisourcebergen, all of those chose fueling the opioid epidemic. they have agreed to a $260 million settlement and were told a large portion will be paid out to two ohio counties almost immediately to help with addiction treatment and education. >> we have problems now, people are suffering and dying now. we have to deal with these issues now. so the fact we were able to get the money in a short timeframe is very helpful. that is one of the motivations for settling this. >> walgreens was also a defendant in the ohio case. it was not part of today's settlement and could still go to trial with other major pharmacy chains like cvs and walmart. they said walgreens never factored prescription opioid medications, marketed or promoted opioid medication, we never prescribed opioid

medication. a federal judge overseeing around 2600 remaining cases is pushing for a large group settlement as opposed to all of them going to trial or settling separately although those discussions have been unsuccessful. >> back to you and the judge. >> let's bring the judge and to react. a massive settlement took a lot of folks by surprise. the negotiations to happen between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. today. are they making the right decision and settling? >> i cannot make that judgment because it's a financial determination paid the 200 million they agreed to pay 22 ohio counties is a lot more than the damages the ohio counties were able to demonstrate. a lot less than the billions they demanded but also a lot less than what the lawyers for the defendant thought a jury might award these plaintiffs. as grady pointed out, there are three sets of litigations, one brought by the human beings that were actually injured, one

brought in the state that spent money to help those human beings. this is the third set brought by two ohio counties. why two, there with 2300 cases as he pointed out involving cities and counties claiming that they spent money on ems, publicly owned hospitals, police, welfare because of opioid crisis is and they want reimbursement. this is the first of the 2300 and we'll see if they can settle the rest. >> as insensitive as this will sound, wouldn't the companies say this is personal choice, even though they make these drugs and distribute these drugs, some people need these drugs for pain those that took it too far to pay a personal choice. >> the choices made by the physician. you cannot go to the drugstore and get these things. you need a prescription. that's a walgreens defense. we just had prescriptions issued by lawfully licensed physicians

for a lawful product. that is also the defense of the manufacturers. but the courts have thrown out the defense and said you ought to have known you wouldn't have been able to count bills under pills going to these people and you would've known because you learned in this area your self in a making a plaintiff argument. i don't agree but i'm summarizing. you out of known yourself the harm that this could've cost and you have to pay for it. >> is a fascinating case and far from over. judge we will see you on fox nation and will see with maria. >> boris johnson the uk parliament setting up the next stage for bring that but does the prime minister have the votes as the clock ticks down. next up steve hilton of "the next revolution" will sound off. >> promoting the freedom dividend kickoff 2020 candidates andrew yang doubling down on the basic income proposal and free

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>> the house of commons has set up a timetable to decide if forced johnson for example in the european union for the end of the month. fox business actually live in london with the breaking details. reporter: hello, my usual perch outside of parliament yet again the fate of brexit and lemieux tomorrow let's get to the very latest. the government will unveil and debate on the withdrawal agreement. that will go from tomorrow into wednesday and then they hope to vote on the whole package on thursday which would be a huge step toward getting this done before the october 31 deadline. earlier today the prime minister hoped to have a vote on his eu deal. but house speaker said no, you cannot do it you already ported on saturday two days ago and you cannot bring the same motion.

>> today circumstances are in substance the same as saturdays circumstances. my ruling is therefore it will not be debated today and it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so. reporter: repetitive is what it described from day one. three to half years since the vote was taken and again, we are very uncertain to workers from here. if forced johnson cannot get this thing across the line before the end of this month then there will be another extension and then i suspect this government boris johnson will call for an election and that is most definitely the next step if he cannot get this through and the feeling that he could win enough seats in the general election to have a majority parliament that can pass legislation to get the uk out of your pain your name. that is the theory.

everything else with present never goes as planned so we will wait and see. but it goes on. >> i hope you packed an extra set of clothing. [laughter] >> steve hilton joins us here's the exasperation. in reporting all of this. i'm not intrigued a little bit by the speaker in the uk, it's become a figure and everybody jokes around screaming order and this and that. but it's supposed to be neutral. it seems like he has gotten more political. what is the role the speaker is supposed to be. >> it is supposed to represent parliament as an institution. the problem with all of this, you are right to point to it, that is been the central explanation for the endless delay in exasperation that you saw with ashley and i've seen

myself. there is not a written constitution in the uk, it is not specified in the records to something that says this is how something like this is supposed to work. he can make an argument, the speaker can make an argument that says, i speak for parliament, iran parliament as an institution, it is a bit like the speaker that we are having here in the impeachment process we have nancy pelosi say were separate form of government and the president cannot tell us what to do. the difference in at least written down the constitution, argument and look at something that specifies, the difference in the uk it's all put together and as if the president of the white house and executive branch were speaking in congress and trying to figure it out together and that's the central problem that you don't have defined. so they could say i was in my

right in a new way you have not seen before. the privacy of parliament because is not written down that i cannot do that. >> how do you think, ashley was talking that we might head towards another general election. or is it some other way this thing gets sorted out? >> i think that is exactly right. that's the most likely outcome. one point to that conclusion, to note, everyone should be aware boris johnson has actually played this extremely well. if you compare where we are to where teresa mae was, boris johnson has achieved two things everyone says was impossible. he got that you to reopen the deal that theresa may have said and he said this is that this is the final deal we are not changing, take it or leave it and johnson went in there and got him to reopen it and they removed a lot of things that

they all put to conservative members of parliament. for example under theresa may's deal the uk would've been subject to eu regulations years after leaving for the future relationship was being worked out, that is all gone now. and secondly boris johnson has persuaded elements within the conservative party to get behind in a way that she never managed to so there's a chance to get across the line and even if he does not he holds the cards because if it goes to general election he's in a very strong position because he's done everything he can to deliver exit and everyone else has tried to frustrated. and he's for the people and everyone else for the establishment trying to undermine the people's vote. >> he sets himself up with political options on both sides. while you're here i want to switch back to the united states in the story people have been talking about the democratic a presidential tulsi gabbard after hillary clinton suggested she was a russian asset. take a listen. >> they try to read just remember reputation in my

lifetime of service because i stood up to them. but here's the truth, they will not intimidate us, they will not silence us. >> yours thoughts on how this is played out? >> i spoke out about this on my show last night. i was completely sickened by the smear that hillary clinton put out there. i know tulsi gabbard and i don't agree with her policies but i know that she is a decent american patriot. and to smear her in this way to call her russian agent is despicable. why is hillary clinton doing that, it's the same reason she does all the things that she has been spouse enough about over the last couple of years and she cannot get over the fact that in 2016 her ideology was rejected, her character was rejected and her corruption was rejected. she cannot cope with that and she's lashing out in all these ways that were completely

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>> mayor pete but a judge in one note i will pull as marks a bird is admitting he recommended campaign hires to pete buttigieg 2020 campaign and hillary is in washington with the details. reporter: facebook ceo he privately advised mayor pete's campaign by handing off employee resumes and make a recommendation for campaign hires. this is the first known time that he has publicly admitted he became directly involved in a political campaign and that's important because facebook continues to face scrutiny over apparent alleged anti-conservative bias of the company. zuckerberg says he made the referral after his employee asked him to and today he says he is not endorsing pete buttigieg. >> when a number of colleagues who i worked with at facebook or topic foundation were interested in working there they asked me

or my wife priscilla to send over the resume and i did that. i think this should not be misconstrued as if i'm deeply involved in tried to support the campaign or something like that. >> he announced a new update that lets users track down money the 2020 presidential candidates send other services in the new presidential candidate will let users write down spending by geographically so users can see what region they are targeting and get details on how much money they spend on each platform between facebook, instagram or messenger. hillary live in washington. >> not to react the and mitchell chairman for freedom and prosperity. do you think he made a mistake or expense himself well enough on the call. >> on the face of it is seems i

personally reasonable approach to take. whether or not behind the scenes he actually wants a candidate to prevail over the other, the rumors are he does not like elizabeth warren and of course facebook is not known for being close to republicans. we'll see as the campaign goes on. >> the staff recommendation he is talking about two of the people went to go work for him but also something revealed, this could be considered interesting or worth noting. zuckerberg and pet pete but a je was friends with his roommates so there's a personal connection. does that make it more palatable? >> lots of people i knew in college and my dormitory i'm not close with and some i am. we don't know but there is a suspicion that if employees had said in 2016 we want to work for marco rubio or ted cruz or rand

paul or even trump, i don't think zuckerberg or his wife would've called those candidates and said i have great guys who can help you digital effort. >> let's move on to something else. andrew yang with his freedom dividend plan revealing what he says it means for regular americans. >> todd lives and i will falls recovery from cancer and giving him the freedom dividend for months and the last time i saw him he seemed like a new man. for kyle it was a new guitar, for mallory and florida it was going back to school, this is what the money means in her hands. it means different things according to who we are. >> what do you make of that, it's certainly a unique way to get money in the hands of an average american. >> i'm sure every single person listening to this program would be happy to have someone give

them $1000 a month. here's the problem, if he wants to put money into our pockets he first has to take money out of our pockets. if you look at all the taxes he is proposing including a european style value added tax we will wind up with smaller wallace at the end of the day. by the way the tax foundation estimates it would need a much higher than what he is proposing. we have to have it at 22%. right away he is talking about turning us into italy or greece and i don't think that is a good model. >> in particular from coming from several democratic candidates talking about raising the corporate tax and hiking a backup to 35% which is something that we did with the trump tax plan in 2017. that seems to be across-the-board message coming from the democrats. raise taxes to get this programs paid for. >> here is the fundamental challenge the democrats have. they want to create a european size welfare state.

if you look at europe the only way they prefer that is with giant taxes on the middle class and lower income people. very high payroll taxes and high income tax rate also apply to very low levels of income. in the democrats don't want to admit except bernie sanders he admits to have a big payroll tax on the middle class. but boo the judge is saying he can raise it to 35% pray that cover the tiny percentage of all the spending programs that pete buttigieg are endorsing. ultimately they have to be honest with voters. >> pete buttigieg brought a breeze in the corporate tax and he should call up his friend mark zuckerberg. great segment. great to have you. speaking of arnie, this is ironic time based were about to show you alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsing bernie

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happened, amateur video capturing the dark cloud wrapped in rain and lightning as it came down out of the sky doing sporadic but intense damage to homes, apartment buildings and businesses in the city northeast and northwest side. several thousands are still without power. >> think to god were still alive because it was five minutes before that hit my little girl was sleeping upstairs and blew in her windows and everything. reporter: the national weather service will be surveying the damage to see if this was an ef one or higher that till they bring the intensity of tornadoes the strongest being the ef five and a lot of people are cleaning up across parts of north texas and several schools had to be closed and impacted districts because there was so much debris

with power lines and vehicles on the roadway making it difficult to get around that is the latest here in dallas back to you. >> thank you so much prime outrage alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsing bernie sanders in the 2020 race. but new yorkers have a bone to pick. check out the headline from the new york daily news. oh because your cortez and sanders gloat from where amazon should've set up shop in the criticism to who better ask than david asman. i think they really nailed it on this one. there's so many new yorkers this to hold a bad taste about what happened. long island is a place where seem perfect for amazon and had all the advantages of the talent that new york has to offer and none of the disadvantages of the overcrowding that you have in manhattan. it was the perfect place and she threw a monkeywrench into the whole procedure and stopped it from happening. i think a lot of people won't vote and she may lose the next

election. >> that's exactly how i thought when i saw her over the weekend. >> let's talk about "bulls & bears". >> one thing we will talk about is a new york story but involves the west coast, a company in oregon has a poster on times square showing president trump been hogtied and having somebody smoosh their heel in his face it's an idea of a clothing company to get attention and they're getting a lot of attention the question is whether it will come back to bite them. it may be good attention now but it might be working badly for the company. we will talk about that. >> it definitely brings up the idea that companies need to be careful when they way into politics. >> within the cahaba nike wait indefinitely in politics very strong way and it's been going up, up up. but this may be a step too far showing the president in a demeaned position, this is

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two players find for complaining about the rest. the first players to be fine about officiating since 2016, then there was this yesterday's texan, colts game. >> they must have blown the whistle and said he was in the grass. hopkins gets into the end zone. >> touchdown overturned because the rough killed the play when the opponent wrapped himself around his ankle. you saw this in the validated the touchdown pass. holding penalties are up as well in the first month of the season before the nfl officials told the officials to relay back a little bit. to talk about all of this and what it means let's bring in the favorite sports reporter mike. it is a lot without the penalty. >> here's the thing another

weekend of football and how will the nfl blow the calls. it's almost each and every single monday not if then if all referees will come up with phantom penalties but it's how and how many they will. the nfl is on pace to set a record amounts of penalties this season there averaging about 15 pregame and again, is absolutely ridiculous. it's amazing what you can't get in trouble for. one would be a meteorologist that says it's good to be a blizzard and does not snow in the other and nfl referee who is not accountable to whatsoever in the big picture is now they're fighting the players. they have not done this in the last couple of years but now you say anything or insinuate anything the league is going to find you. >> occasional guest on fox business program to not named jared max. [laughter] it took them 30 seconds to get

that. so they change the rules on the pass interference, everybody made a big deal about that. then they never overturned them. that is one thing that is kind of weird, the complaining about the officials and the players getting fined for which i find odd two. >> here is the problem right now referees have to do a better job of training and educating the younger referees. the fact of the matter is, seven out of the 17 head and if all referees have retired in the past year so they have a whole new class of younger people coming in and in the past you can get 12 - 15 years of experience officiating before he became and in the fall referee now six, seven, eight years and the quickness of the game, clearly there is something wrong in the nfl has to figure it out because now they're coming out and apologizing. they admitted we blew the call.

the fact is there 16 games, each game matters if you're gonna make the plant. there is no excuse for all of this. while you are here i'm going to switch and you're a reporter and also began keeping. the yankees have missed the world series again this year every year this decade, the last decade the near kinky's has gone without a world series. and the thing that makes it a business story, they spent nearly $2 billion over the course of the decade in the world series and print. >> i hate to for bringing this up, i don't want to wear blue and white because it reminds me of the pinstripes i am so frustrated. my weekend is run for the rest of the year end it's cancel because of the new york yankees losing. the fact that you cannot claim that if you spend all the money

in the world it will guarantee attribution. i grew up with all the temperatures in $2 billion and a decade and they've done nothing. >> they have one the most games this decade the yankees in the decade have 921 went and made the playoffs seven times -- >> the playoffs are random is not like they have not been good they won more games than anybody. >> from a yankee standpoint and a fan standpoint, you have to win it all. this season is another disappointment. from a financial standpoint there is five teams that have a $200 million plus payroll including the nationals in the world series and the astros beat the yankees in the eighth highest. it should be interesting where they go from here. all the money in the world if you not winning a championship, what do you do about it. the biggest question involves a luxury tax, right now if you go above the luxury tax you're

getting charged an extra 20% if you do it to years in a row it's up to 30, three years is 45%. [inaudible] it's great to see you. >> tried being a cowboys fan. one more sports thing, attention to the marathon shoes but it may not be wanted the $250 nike vapor flag came under scree for being too good. several long-distance runners asked the association federation to investigate whether the shoe gives runners an unfair advantage. 4% was worn by two marathon wonders in the record setting performance just a week ago at the chicago marathon and it was also warned the last five times with the men's marathon record was broken. it is not the issue. >> it's a big gri run.

>> it is not the issue. you cannot win a marathon because of issue. >> you both raise and where the shoe improve is not the shoe. >> watch tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. and "bulls & bears" starts right now. the company the biggest loser on the dow and they were warned about problems with the 737 fax airplane but they let passengers fight anyway. hi this is "bulls & bears" and thank you for joining us. i'm david asman. joining me jonathan, christina, john and gary. will blowing holding a board meeting in san antonio of reports a pilot raise concerns about the automated flight system of the 737 and 2016. this is before the two deadly crashes that killed 246 people. dennis was stripped of his title of term in just ten