>> there you go. liz: have a great day. thanks so much. jordan kimmel, our good friend of the show. it's red across the board on this friday. major averages are set to close lower for the first time in three weeks but monday's a brand new week. it better be with "the claman countdown." wall street closing out the week all three averages and even the date and negative territory as the number of coronavirus cases outside of china rises, the dow ended 225 points, off session most, melissa francis, good to have you in me and everybody here. >> i am, mixing, welcome back to after the bow. the s&p and nasdaq also in the red, second in the row, s&p 35 more than 1%, the nasdaq more than 2%. we will talk about the big market movements. here's what's new at this hour.

all bets are on, president trump wrapping up a campaign rally in las vegas said the democratic candidates are making a final stand, tomorrow's nomadic caucus. the president is making his way back to the white house, we will bring you the latest on the state of the 2020 race. i jury deadlock, the liberation far from over as we wait for final verdicts, the weeklong truth begins with the taliban reaching the peace agreement but a lot can happen between now and when the deal is signed. >> fox business team coverage jackie deangelis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange and blake burman is at the white house and hillary vaughn is in vegas. let's kick it off with hillary. >> president trump wrapping up her rally with supporters in las vegas, he is spending his time taking shots at democrats were

fighting for a shot to take him on in general election. >> why did you bring that up when you were screaming at me, why. he was gasping for breath. i can't rea brief breathe. pocahontas won that debate but i cannot respond. >> instead of campaigning here in las vegas, mike bloomberg is focused on trolling trump instead he put up these ads around the airport so president trump will see one of them on his way in or out of the rally, today the ads are not political, they say things like donald trump cheats at golf and to get under trump skin the focus is about president trump and it's turning to fundraising, a lot of candidates campaigning here are trying up. elizabeth warren's campaign had to take out a 3 million-dollar

loan even though they say february has been the best fundraising month to this point. mayor pete buttigieg saying he needs $13 million to remain competitive ahead of the states. but when you compare what mayor pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren have brought in this month, president trump has more than doubled that, he brought in more money in one week campaigning in california, $14 million the most candidates have brought in all month. president trump's campaign saw a record-breaking hall for fundraising in january bringing in $60 million. >> if only the people with the clever billboards have michael berg for the debate he would've been much better off. >> from all the money in politics to the money in the markets, the major averages jackie deangelis joins us from the new york stock exchange. in the red today. >> it was a rough week for

stocks breaking their new reco record, part of this was the coronavirus as you mentioned at the top of the show, we don't exactly know what the impact is going to be. traders are saying when stocks write record why not take the money off the table as you head into the weekend. that's why you sell selling pressure today. tech has been hit very hard by the coronavirus fears because there's so many tech companies that do business with china or supply chains in china, you can see across the board, amazon dropping today. because of supply issues in china, they did not tell us by how much in terms of the guidance but the market is starting to get a little nervous. today had coca-cola said, we will see an impact to our first quarter eps and were still guiding and keeping our full-year guidance of same. it's taken a little bit more of a wait-and-see approach

pre-butter brings us back to the complacency. both companies and traders alike seem to be a little complacent about this and all of a sudden when the headlights come out, they take a little more seriously. you can see the dow is down 405 points. >> thank you. jackie deangelis. >> more aid for farmers, president trump says he may expand the 30 billion-dollar bailout program until the recent trade deals with china, canada and mexico can fully kick in. let's go to fox business blake burman live at the white house. >> the president earlier today suggesting a potential third bailout could be on the way for farmers. you might remember during the height of the trade war between the u.s. and china there were two different bailouts given to farmers, it was about $20 billion in total. the president says until the trade deals go into effect, a third temporary one might be needed as well. he was a tweet from the president saying if our formerly

targeted farmers need additional aid until such time the trade deals with china and mexico and canada and others fully kick in, they will be provided by the federal government paid for out of the massive tariff money coming into the usa. the democratic candidate supported candidate michael bloomberg said trump said he was protecting our farmers so let's see what he's done, then he listed a handful of headlines including farm bankruptcy at an eight year high, and ended it by writing nice work donna. the president is rapid of the four day tour in nevada, a campaign there and at one point with the president. >> jobs are booming, incomes are surging, poverty is plummeting, factories returning, confidence is soaring, the confidence is

soaring. >> the president will head back to washington, he will not be here long as next week he will head to india for two days there, the white house is hoping that this could set the stage for trade-off some point down the line between the u.s. and india, the expectation is the trip will not result in that. >> the clever person who wrote the tweets for mike bloomberg were only on the debate stage. >> that would be a big surprise if that were going to happen. >> new developments to come, the harvey weinstein trial in new york, the jury coming to a unanimous decision on the charges but not all of them, deadlocked on others. we will have the details as we know them coming up next. >> a party divider, alexandria ocasio-cortez is taking aim at her party's establishment and her progressive push is putting key races at risk, forbes media chairman coming up.

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>> the fox business alert, news in on wells fargo, they agreed to a $3 billion settlement resolving criminal and civil investigation into the sales practice. jackie deangelis joins us with more detail. >> good afternoon, the press release coming from the department of justice, this is over the opening of millions of accounts without customer authorization. this is been pending for some time. it is in fact official. a couple of important things to know when it comes to the agreement, the particular settlement is not for individual customers per se, the money will go to the u.s. treasury and not towards making individual, all that were affected by. the products covered in the settlement does not extend to mortgage or car loans, this is about checking, savings, credit cards, bill pay, the consumer-products and the deferred prosecution does not

provide for any kind of monitor of wells fargo going forward, there it is $3 billion in terms of the settlement, not trading after-hours probably because the market is believe there's revolution and they know what the penalty will be. >> fifty cents higher, 1%. jackie deangelis on breaking news. >> the 2020 fundraising fight racing to refill the campaign cash of next month's super tuesday event. white house hopefuls are dangerously close to going broke. we don't want to mention any names. amazon one-day shipping for a new outfit, went takeout services teaming up with a major retailer to bring close directly to your door on demand. maybe.

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>> the jury in the harvey

weinstein trial coming to you numinous decision on three out of five counts but they remain deadlocked on the decision for the other two. brian is outside the manhattan courthouse with details. a whole weekend before healing to state. reporter: a whole weekend, and this is a little bit complicated as to what happened today, this is how it went down, 215 the jury alerted the court that he entered they reached a unanimous decision on three of the five counts against harvey weinstein, count two which is a criminal sex act which counts four and five of the rape charges, those are directly with the two accusations at the heart of the case, the first allegation that weinstein forced oral sex in 2006 and the other is the rate the actor in new york city hotel, the jury said they were

deadlocked and could not come to you numinous decision on counts one and three, these are predatory sexual assault charges, both serious charges punishable up with up to life in prison. the jury asked the judge whether a partial verdict was okay and the defense said they were willing to accept the partial verdict in the prosecution said no. the jury needed to come back with a decision on all five counts and now that jury will have a fifth day of deliberation on monday. in order for them to find him guilty of predatory sexual assault charges, count one and three that they are hung up on, they need to believe that weinstein had a history of prior sexual crimes and in this case the prosecution leans heavily on the testimony of the actress annabella, she testified saying he raped her back in the early '90s. and for further jury to come to a decision, obviously they are

having a tough time on the predatory sexual assault charges, they need to come to a decision on the charges and need to have believed her story and indications of the last four days but they had questions about her story because they asked for her testimony to be. reporter: back to the court and asked question about consent and why she did not initially file charges back in the early '90s. so we shall see what they come to consensus with but the partial verdict today and the judge deciding no, that is not good enough. all five counts need to be decided on. >> bad news for weinstein to get to the two that are the higher bar, they have to think he's guilty of the other three. so if they are hung up on the higher run, i don't know mathematically how they get there without having decided that he was guilty of the other three. that's the logic around it. i'm not a lawyer i could be wrong but that's holy zone. thank you.

>> paving the way to end america's longest running conflict, the u.s. and the taliban agreeing a peace deal next week, one major caveat to that and we'll talk about it now at the state department with the latest. >> good afternoon. mike pompeo calls this an important step on the long road to peace which just happened right now the taliban of the united states has agreed to a reduction in violence. in afghanistan, basically if it holds there will be no significant strikes a roadside bombing to the u.s. in television would sign a piece to february 29 and that's where officials have been negotiating for more than a year. then the taliban and the elected afghan government would send negotiations early next month significant that the taliban has root previously refused to negotiate with afghan government.

mike pompeo says challenges remain with the progress provides hope and represents a real opportunity to the united states calls on all afghans to seize the moment. pompeo says the process is meant to ensure terrorist groups cannot use areas they control in afghanistan to attack the u.s. and allies like al-qaeda did in a september 11 attack. the taliban says they want u.s. troops out of afghanistan and both parties will now create a suitable security situation in advance agreement signing date. finally to lay the groundwork for peace across the country with the withdrawal of all foreign forces. a senior administration official said the u.s. troop withdrawal would be in phases based on taliban living up to its commitment in the agreement. the official says the u.s. is watching in afghanistan to keep up the fighting. in september president trump called off negotiations with the taliban after u.s. service member was killed in a bomb.

back to you. >> talk about faces of withdrawal, is that something officials anticipate take month or years or how long with the process play out. do we have any idea? >> it would take months probably longer than a year and all of it is conditioned space, the conditions on the ground would have to resemble the pentagon in the u.s. are comfortable in removing the troops. all of those details penned on the next phase where the taliban and afghan government sit down and negotiate which would be a real first. >> we will watch closely but a significant progress. thank you rich. >> calling for progressive majority, the democratic political establishment has a new fundraising foe and she's from their side of the aisle. all of the details on that next. >> setting a price to in the lawsuit, u.s. women's soccer team filing new motion in their fight for equal pay. >> hitting the high c, richard branson availing the crews lin

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>> waging war on the party of alexandria ocasio-cortez is to democratic candidates in chemnitz around the country, here is steve forbes, forbes media chairman, she put together the list of candidates and they range from texas, illinois, new york, california, you would expect, courage to change, she put together a pact, the problem with this, aoc is one heck of a fundraiser and she raised more money than nancy pelosi in the most recent time. whatever that was and she would not pay the dnc dues, she said she would use the money to support the aggressive candidates, what are your thoughts? >> some are not going anywhere. the person running against the senators awkward to win but a couple of open seats and it'll be a problem for incompetence

that the chief is challenging. what it comes to do an added fuel to the fire that the progressives, far left, socialist whatever they want to call themselves are really going to push muscle. and what you saw in iowa and after new hampshire, bernie could very well win nevada tomorrow and they feel emboldened and they don't want anymore talk with the party establishment and they feel they are the now establishment of the democrat party. >> there are so many things interesting but one thing that strikes me, she has made a ton of enemies, i don't think she's yet to cross a bridge she has numbering behind her. what do you think democrats like nancy pelosi due to her in response and i would during the caveat, she is being challenged primary in herself in the own district by another democrat that it is republican.

>> that's the thing, longer-term as these people serve more years in congress they want more of the perks. right now like aoc, their oblivious to the normal things that they hold on for committee assignments and the like, they put some of them on revert committees like maxine waters and they still misbehave. they had a brief day talk, that's not out the window, these people feel they are the party not nancy pelosi. >> the other thing that is interesting, she recently, i believe pivoted on behalf of bernie sanders and she either gave an interviewt happens, medicare for all, bernie sanders can't wave a magic wand if he becomes president. what is the worst thing that happens, we compromise and we have the public option, that would be great. so some people interpreted that as a fight between her and bernie sanders but i thought maybe it was don't be too afraid to vote for him for president because it will really mean we

have a public option that you can't do these crazy things he's talking about. >> is she crazy like a fox, talking out of both sides of her mouth? >> she's trying to save her speakership, she does not want to retire right now and she knows she has 30 some odd members, they are vulnerable, i think all of them went to the omd after that debate, oh my god bernie sanders may be the nominee and so she's trying to put the best face on and he may look like a nut but vote for people because they'll do a mild version of what he wants to do. scrambling to save the house majority of the democrats. >> what do you thi her own part. how long could she survive in congress if she made enemies. >> she made the determination, she's not making her career in congress, it's a national

platform with an influence party in the direction of this country. she is working on the outside not the inside and somebody like nancy pelosi, the usual ways you can induce these people to behave themselves. out the window, they think they're the party will take over the party, don't be surprised at the election if they lose the majority they will go after nancy pelosi and say step down or we will stop when you. >> but i don't know, it's not nancy pelosi's first day at the rodeo. >> but she has not figured out how to control people who don't play by inside rules. she's playing by outside rules. >> thank you my friend. >> now to the money race in the race for the white house, democratic candidates running out of time with their cash on hand diminishing, it's never a good sign, bernie sanders is currently dominating the amount of funds raised, and ready to spend -- bike enter mike bloomberg has more money than he

knows what to do it. fox political analyst, interesting to watch how this plays out because one way to see it the more candidates are able to raise money may be better for bernie sanders because then they're less likely to drop out of the race than a one-on-one matchup that some people have predicted. but it looks like pete buttigieg is an example may be in cash trouble. >> a lot of the candidates are in cash trouble. if you look at bernie sanders numbers compared to joe biden you see him beating it by $10 million. if i'm in establishment democrat i'd be very concerned and worried wise the donors and the democratic class elite, why are they saving joe biden right now. and truth be told, even thinking about about a carcass is tomorrow, or rather what we saw in the debate in nevada just recently, bernie sanders raised $2.7 billion from 150,000

people, this is somebody who is already excel bush and organization over the course of four years in 2016. he has not let go and you have supporters of his letters those passionate and excited about his candidacy and see him as only valuable option moving forward. >> i was surprised to see buttigieg come out and say he needs to raise $13 million by super tuesday in order to be competitive. if he does not, it'll be interesting to see what happens to the earlier point he's been spending like crazy in the super tuesday state. this is a tweet for mayor pete. mayor bloomberg spent 150 million plus over the 14 states. pete buttigieg has not spent a dime on either of the states, bernie spent 11 million as hillary vaughn reported earlier in the hour. that could decide march 3, bernie could have insurmountable

lead unless bloomberg keeps up with all that money. will that be enough to buy back what people thought was a poor performance to put it mildly? >> let's look at the terms of the people that watch the debate, over 16 million people tuned in to the debate and i believe those numbers were higher than typically because of bloomberg being in the race, people want to know and they believe he has more money than people use those praise god, we know that's not true but he has enough money to stay in as long as he wants and become an independent and he'll be a challenge to not just joe biden but the bernie sanders of the world. this will be an interesting race but when you get a organization, enthusiasm, that will be something that sits on bernie sanders site. >> now, he is one third of black supports as well as joe biden and he has 35 and under african-americans.

that will make a tremendous difference for bernie sanders in this particular race. >> it's a big, big story, pete buttigieg in south carolina. >> it's a huge story you think about pete buttigieg who won't spend anything in south carolina because of the fact with african-americans, it has not changed since he's been in the race. so we have a race between joe biden, michael bloomberg and bernie sanders but bernie sanders is leaving the soft. >> a breaking story related to the race came out this hour on mike bloomberg, one of the toughest moments in the debate when they were talking about nondisclosure agreements. involving his company, he just put out a statement, i've had the company go back over its record and they've identified three nba's that we signed on

the past 30 plus years with women to address complaints about comments that they say i made. if any of them want to be released from the nda, they could talk about the allegations and contact the company and will be given a release. he had to know the question was coming and the answer does not come until a few days after the debate. >> it seems like he was caught off guard and that was elizabeth warren that pose the question, we release the women from the nda's. and it's funny he put out a statement out of my 30 years there's three women we identified which i'm sure those women have been fully vetted and we know if they choose to be released they won't have something positive to say. this is an interesting race but will continue to see what happens. >> always good to see you. >> i don't think he helped himself when he says we identified three over 30 years, begs the question, those are the

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have crossed me too many times. could this be a savior for struggling retailers, gap joining macy's and nordstrom in the secondhand market teaming up with red up, stoppers can drop off their use clothes in exchange for gift cards, credit to use at gap portfolio stores. this is such an interesting trend. i was even looking at neiman marcus and i want you to bring in your designer bag and they'll use another service to resale them for you and you get more money if you get it in the form of a store credit. it seems smart because the guilt that we feel when you buy new stuff when your closet is already full. you kind of feel like a horrible person. >> you kind of do and i think younger people are more inclined to do something like this because the sustainability being able to have more but also not have such a big imprint on the environment. i think that's important for young shoppers.

one of the big challenges, no doubt this is a growing business, a reused business but at big challenge is once you get a consumer to buy a used pair of designer jeans at a lower price and they get comfortable with that, how will you get them back to buying the designer gene at a full price. >> motivation. >> i see that side of the equation but the part that i think is genius if you bring in your old stuff and give it to them, they give you credit for new stuff at their stores. essentially they're just giving you a discount for stopping by with your ne used stuff. i don't know if they recycle or try to resell in the store, if they are there eating their own inventory. their cannibalizing their own customer. but their lane and off to real companies and giving you credit

to bite their store, that is genius. >> that is really smart, they are getting people into the store which is what the retailers need desperately, get the foot traffic. >> the limited edition supreme oreo already selling for up to ten grand on ebay. >> i saw this. it's just an oreo but has supreme which is a very trendy brand, i love the special oreos to eat. what will you do with an oreo you paid ten grand for. >> what do you dunk it in, do don't get in milk. >> caviar one last thing, have you seen this.

>> please lord i hope my children are not watching right now. people are freaking out, they did not have the baby yoda merge and now there's this toy, and my kids might be watching the show but i tried to buy one before we did the segment because i thought we would be our audience to it but i cannot get it. if you can get it tell me i'll buy from you for more. what do you think about this? >> it's not available until fall. i think it looks cute but i'm not sure about his voice, is his voice cute or annoying. the jury is out on that one for me. >> it's not available yet, i feel a little better, my kids will go look and save sold-out mommy will have to get one. >> it'll be the big holiday toy. >> thank you. we won't have postmates deliberate. >> the whole battle royal prince

harry and meghan markle will be giving up the sussex real brand. along with the royal responsibilities when they formally stepped down this spring. what is next for the no longer royal couple in some ways, is it about money for them? who better to ask -- it's friday come on. >> monetizing royalty is something that is not exactly new. first of all i hope the folks in london get a clue that they can monetize input on the backs of british taxpayers, the folks in england have been paying for royalty for so long it should be entirely monetized, do with this couple is doing all over the uk, that is by suggestion, if they care at all. but frankly i don't and i think this is the end of the royalty. as soon as they begin to lose political power to the prime

minister when they decided to switch over in the beginning of the 20th century from the power of the king to the power of parliament. that's when it began to slip and now we see the final promises, the last gas and i give it about 15 years because i think it's gonna be completely independent. >> even the crowd says they won't cover for that long. >> what's coming up on bulls and bear. >> secretary labored jean scully i will be talking about the extraordinary labors numbers and when you dig deep you see this is a blue-collar rally we have going on in our economy and then we have the new york times editorial, did you see that where they allowed a taliban terrorist to get features based on the editorial page, that ticked me off. >> we will see you in ten minutes. have a great weekend. david asman. >> new concerns about the nfl

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ratings and interesting to see how it plays out. >> were in a bubble being in the united states which is at the heart of the soccer world as far as women go, the most advantages and more about the rest of the world getting in line in the united states is trying to push for that. we need the united states women's national team to push that fight and they are going forward. we'll see where this goes and it's now been revealed. >> i had this number on the screen and it came from an audit from the federation, this is world cup day to get almost 180 grand for the women's team 52000, they get paid differently, the women get paid a salary in the men and appearance fee. it went from 2016 - 2018 and the women generated 20 million in revenue, the men's team which is not even clothes generated 49.9n

revenue. >> again that's here in the united states and were talking about the large pool that meets the greatest difference and that's with them and soccer, the numbers we had up our 179 versus 52, that was for qualifying matches. the men made almost $30000 more money than the women for playing in the world cup. so there is a great disparity. >> the problem with the u.s. men they were playing in the world cup because they didn't qualify. meanwhile the women did not want to. nfl, we have nfl players pushing back on the new owner approved bargaining agreement that as we reported yesterday included 17 game regular season schedule, an extra game in an expanded playoff field, a star for the houston texans said he is a hard know on the proposed changes injured you wonder if other players will be just like him.

>> everything is negotiable, the owners approved their version of the bargaining agreement and now it goes to the players in its opportunity to say this works but this does not work. were happy the players won't get suspended anymore if they test positive for pot but were not happy that you want to only share 48 and have% of the revenue if we play 17 games. roger goodell hit by this and having the authority to be really no personal conduct matters that would go to an arbitrator, there's a lot on the table and not just a piece of the pie of revenue-sharing, the players want a piece of the gambling money that the nfl will be making up for legalizing that's interesting. it's always been part of football, almost everybody agrees it's contributed to the popularity of the sport but now, it's an accepted part of the game. >> yes, we also have a news update today that six to five vote, the executive council of

the players association voted against this proposal. we figure next week is when the players are going to vote ended even if they don't vote for, they are saying forget the electoral college, we are still feeling the popular vote. let me squeeze in a little bit of baseball. they are playing games in florida today at spring-training. another player is sounding off on the astros sign stealing scandal. the boston red sox catcher saying he knew about the cheating a couple of years ago. a lot of people knew and nobody did anything about it. >> i think luke roy is right, a lot of people empower you as well because they are trying to let the commissioner know in the commissioner might have to answer questions why it took until now. we see the astros keep saying they are sorry only because they got caught. why didn't baseball act sooner on this? now we have the players didn't get punished but i wonder if the commissioner new that by not punishing them, he could almost make it worse because the public

is punishing them. you have kids all across the country who what where astros shirts, that's a big deal. it's almost like a parent saying i'm not angry, i'm disappointed. >> is not just about people not buying their stuff. there's been a bunch of stories in the last few weeks that a little league organization, they don't want their teams even saying their names. no more astros. >> i think that's our modern day version of say it ain't so, joe. say it ain't so. it's it hits home hard. >> good reference again. >> have a good weekend. your kids won't be wearing astros, i don't think. >> no. they play soccer. >> so they definitely won't. >> no, they definitely won't but yeah we are not big on baseball

but you love it so i'm excited about it for you. >> i play soccer, too, as you know. i'm a big soccer fan but let the record show. have a great weekend. >> absolutely. the markets down 27 points on this friday. here's bulls and bears. >> we are less than 24 hours away from nevada democratic caucuses as a 2020 presidential candidates make their final push to sway voters in their direction. with new report out now that some are strapped for cash, which 2020 hopefuls are going to capitalize the most with voters tomorrow? we brought you the numbers and have a report live from las vegas. this is bulls and bears, i'm david. joining me today, john, susan, john and zachary. we got a busy show for you. who will cash in big with voters tomorrow? hillary is tracking the numbers in las vegas for us. hillary.