>> i was watching you on a debate, it got me too stay on my couch, i am with you, fiscal stimulus. charles: nicole, thank you very much, always appreciated, meanwhile we are on a cusp, you can see the market like they are waiting from the word from washington, d.c., i know you are filling in for liz claman, i know you're gonna have a crazy hour. >> we are always having a crazy hour, we do have a lot of breaking news during this hour, let's start with this, it took two days for the october surprise to shock wall street and washington, president trump and first lady melania at trump confirming overnight that they contracted the coronavirus. market slightly lower at this hour but we are off of session lows as investors or tried to

sort of impact on a lot of things, the 2020 race, how will this diagnosis reflect his election chances and the dow is in the red by only 18-point, we were positive slightly a few moments for the dow, s&p, nasdaq have been read all day but way off of session lows for all three of the markets, nasdaq, the biggest loss is tech stock which is the profit stock of the year, they beginning the most hits and we will get into that later on in the show. we will also talk to former white house medical director doctor william laying he cared for george w. bush and bill clinton, he will tell us how the white house will handle the medical shocker going forward, all of this, a backdrop to the jobs report before the election, the last one we will get before november 3, the economic recovery workforce is slowing down and we will talk about it with the top economist mohammed of ali on who

is hear from a deep dive on the september jobs report, we continue our weeklong look of innovation with intel ceo bob swan, the chipmaker state-of-the-art production plant in arizona is underway. a lot is staying with us, yet to stay with the show a lot going on, breaking news let's start with this, president trump campaign team announcing major changes to his event schedule and his diagnosis of covid-19, some events will be suspended, some will be virtual, others will be postponed but the campaign did say that vice president mike pence campaign events will go on as scheduled, he and his wife tested negative this morning but all of this comes after the tweet per around the world, he came in at 1254 this morning even i was not awake when this happened, the president announcing he and the first lady did test positive for covid-19 this is what you're seeing quickly became the most

retweeted, most like tweet from his account, that is pretty incredible, 273,000 plus retweet, 834,000 likes at 5:30 a.m. when most of the country was still sleeping except for yours truly, trump and melania are not the only ones that test positive in the nation's capital, a few other positive tests, ronna mcdaniel, senior counsel to president trump, hope hicks, u.s. senator mike lee tested positive for covid-19, lee said that he felt allergy -like symptoms when he woke up on thursday morning, i want to bring in edward lawrence who was at the white house, what is seen, what is the feeling overall in washington with a blockbuster news. >> the message from the white house, business as usual in business in the country is going on, the president is inside the residence, he is trying to take it easy but working the phone he

has spoke several times with mark meadows any talk with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell in all cases, he's talking about the business going forward specifically the supreme court nomination and how that process is going as well as the next covid relief package. >> the american people can rest assured that we have a president who is not only on the job and i am optimistic that he will have a very quick and speedy recovery. >> how would you describe his symptoms. >> the press secretary thinks he's trying to get them to slow down and the white house doctors are in close contact that the president and the first lady and the president has mild symptoms and melania confirmed she is having mild symptoms and thinks people for the show support, white house set under press secretary kayleigh mcenany says they will get the president to slow down and tried to take it

easy because he is continuing the job that he always does and we also have not heard from the president himself but that might change, listen. >> we are hearing and seeing from the president as he moves forward with his working schedule, were exploring a number of different ways to do that but he wants to talk to the american people. >> the message here, work is continuing without interruption at the white house. back to you. >> another big news from a market perspective, what is going on with stimulus. any updated information, no nancy pelosi made the, about the airlines, the stocks are popping, have you heard anything you. >> what is interesting in that statement she said not only could there be a package, the standalone package but it could be part of a larger package signaling maybe they are not quite as far as they thought, she followed that up with a list of five areas where they are semi- far apart varying degrees of far apart that you could say, an employment insurance a little

bit in a little distance there, state and local government as well as schools, a little bit more distance in that spot, again five points, they are starting to negotiate and maybe we will see what happens in the next couple of days. >> final question i don't mean to put you on the spot i'm curious and i know you have a running list of the positive and negative testing results for the first family, cabinet, anyone we are waiting on. >> we haven't heard from mark esper, were waiting on the defense secretary mark esper, i don't believe there was an event where he was involved in the white house but he is being tested, i do have to see what his is but otherwise the cabinet is basically covid free as of this point. >> certainly this is all being closely watched around the world. edward lawrence, thank you very much for the live report keeping us up-to-date, please come back if you hear anything new. the selloff of fuel by president trump's coronavirus diagnosis largely has been slowly down but

i mentioned this at the top of the show, the nasdaq, think about the tech, a lot of the stocks has been the biggest stars for the year, they are the ones getting hit and as you can see solidly in the red is appl , alphabet, amazon, netflix, these are our stars, netflix has taken the biggest hit about 4% to the downside but the sector has been hot in the whole economy and focus let's bring in alion economic advisor mohammed, i want to start with the president positive tested the effect on the market, there seems to be concern about his condition and the stimulus talks in washington and a lot of things to worry about, what do you think about. >> take you for having me, second everybody wishes the president and the first lady a quick recovery in terms of what it does, is simply increases

uncertainty, it increases uncertainty with respect to the election, it increases -- >> i think he muted himself, if you can hear me i think you might muted yourself, we can put the tech sector and pull up the market, we are well off of session lows, the dow is down only 33, this is one of the days where the market could close in positive territory, i'm not sure about the nasdaq but we had the dow down in session lows, 433 points, this is pretty incredible, young this bounce back, i always say this even though i do the mornings, somehow we open a tally close and this is something i wanted to talk with him about, the fact that you have the hot stocks like netflix, apple, amazon and when investors get nervous and we start to worry about what the

future holds in all of the news and i'll go through all the things that we are worried abo about, that will affect the market, mohammed i know you are back and thank you for staying with me, let's move on from the sector, finish your thought and i want to ask you about the jobs report. >> i apologize, let me say it's remarkable that the market is doing relatively well, the selloff is very contained given what we heard today, first the president trump sad news and we wish him in the first lady well and increases uncertainty in the employment report was disappointing and yet the market has taken a relatively well and i think that shows you the strength of liquidity. >> 7.9% unemployment rate and i know a lot of folks were thinking this morning we are celebrating that but that's pretty much where we were four years ago and were coming up on an election, how crucial is a

decided election in your mind. >> let me tell you that the unemployment numbers go beyond the 7.9, the 7.9 was a bright spot but it came because later participation went down, people walked out of the labor market discouraged, the net job creation was less than a half of last month, this was not a great job report, should you be continue to recover but not recover fast enough, as to what it means for the election, the american people are going to vote on a couple of issues, one who is better at managing the covid world that we live in because we will be living fo wih covid for a while, second who will be better at getting a strong economic recovery, that is the issue that will be in play and i think that's what ultimately will determine the election.

>> we have a few weeks to go but it's coming up very quickly, mohamed el-erian thinking for being here toys great to talk to you and get your perspective. a tug-of-war in the sector, airlines coming off of their lows after nancy pelosi asked them to put furloughs on hold saying an agreement to provide another 25 billion in stimulus for the sector was imminent, educate the all the stocks are moving higher, american and delta and united and american and delta said they will begin furloughs october 1, yesterday, delta so far saying, not so fast, they're trying to hold on and not initiate furloughs, the clock is ticking for all of these names, they are all in the green, president trump announced that he tested positive for the coronavirus that as the travel sector to look at the booking stocks, and expedia and all the stocks are down and look at trip advisor downward of two and a

quarter percent and booking holdings is down two and a quarter percent, these are the stocks to watch, sensitive to what is going on with the coronavirus obviously, carnival went unchanged but norwegian and royal caribbean, both of the stocks down 1% but if you get the airlines and the crew sector, does the hotel industry, we talked about that yesterday, the president joins amazon, yesterday 19000 of the workers had covid-19 in the past six months, this is the first major u.s. company to make an announcement like this, take a look at co-diagnostics, this is amazon down more than two and a half, co-diagnostics is up more than 5.5%, here's the news on these guys, the fda granted authorization for the saline oral rents, there was saliva, nasal in the rent, the company says the swish and gargle will

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cheryl: let's take a look at the u.s. coronavirus case numbers john hopkins reporting over 7 million u.s. cases in 208,000 u.s. deaths. but arguably no cases bigger than these two, the president and the first lady, our next guest has a unique experience of been the doctor on the white house starting back in the clinton administration, we welcome the white house medical director william laing, it's great to have you here, thank

you for being here. >> great to be with you cheryl, i think the biggest question, how does the white house, not just contained this but how will they deal with contract tracing, that is what we are also posed to be doing, it seems to be proven difficult in many states and cities, how can the white house do this differently. >> one thing you gotta keep in mind, anyone who's been around the white house, the number of people who get within 6 feet of the president, the standard is e number of people who actually spend time within 60 of the president is pretty small, is the inner circle, the people who spend 6 feet for more than 15 minutes, that the smaller numb number, the contact tracing for the close contacts, the ones we need to worry about are going to be a relatively small number of people, very manageable, then there's an extended group,

anyone in the same room, those types of things, those people following the cdc guidelines are supposed to monitor their health, check for symptoms, temperature couple times a day for two weeks, that group, that's not the group, we don't worry about them and were not the ones that need to worry about, the ones within 6 feet for more than 15 minutes, those of the people that are gonna have to quarantines, that's not as big a number as a lot of people think it is because of the security in the fast-moving pace for the white house that keeps things going. cheryl: jared, ivanka, jared kushner, vice president, his wife, i'm curious behind the scenes, how often do you think they will monitor and check the president and the first lady in particular because they're both reportedly having mild symptoms, more important to leave them alone, a constant, is he wearing things. >> it will all depend on how things are going. people will enter with covid-19

don't crash all the sudden, they will want to watch them carefully, i would imagine they will check several times a day, three, maybe four, checking the temperature, checking how they're feeling, checking their oxygenation, and anyone who has been in the er or having his surgery or put the device on your finger that has a little red light, that's how well your blood is oxygenated, that's one of the most sensitive things and what you want to do is build a baseline and understanding of what is somebody's oxygenation look like so down the road, suddenly even slowly it starts to go down and you start to think about what do we need to do next. cheryl: how would you go about treating the president and the first lady and i'm curious if you were advising him right now, would you tell him you need to stay quarantines for two weeks, we have a debate coming up in two weeks, there is a? about that.

>> let's be very clear what the requirement is, it's not two weeks i've heard a lot of people say he's out for two weeks, the requirement, cdc requirement recommendation, however, you want to phrase it is ten days from the date of the first onset of symptoms or the positive test, whichever comes first, in this case what we think we know, the symptoms and the test both started on thursday october 1, 10 days from that is sunday october 10, as long as he is doing well, his symptoms are either not there or decreasing significantly and he's been without a fever for 24 hours and as far as we know he doesn't have a fever at all which is very common and then monday, monday the 11th he will go back to his schedule, most people after having covid-19. cheryl: don't have to be tested or test negative twice. >> that was the original recommendation from cdc and they

backed off, the reason is 20% of people even if they are done with covid and they have antibodies, they will continue to test negative or sometimes as much as a month and sometimes occasionally more, the recommendation from cdc is ten days and your considered out of isolation, ten days of isolation if you have it in 14 days of quarantines if you are exposed, that is confusing for people, why is someone exposed longer than somebody who actually had it, it's because of the incubation. issues. cheryl: all the guidance of what we've learned about this disease has changed so much over the last six months. i do want to ask you, medical protocols in place moving forward, rallies, what you are saying we may have a debate in two weeks, what about rallies in him traveling, what would you say to the president. >> you want to make sure that the close team, have they have been quarantines, what's been done with the close team around

the president and then they are going to keep people in safe distance while he is in isolation. , after that, we are not allowed to say that someone is immune, i think someday we will be able to say that but we cannot say that yet because we do not have enough data, as far as the president's concern, he will not be a risk to other people and all likelihood after the ten days but still, it is optics, you want to think about the rallies, you don't want to have settings where you are putting lots of people in that 6 feet for 15 minutes. you can still do significant rallies with distancing, distancing just like college football games in the distancing when they bring people to the stadium, it would be the same idea. cheryl: you should go to the nfl when you're done with your interview, thank you very much. i really appreciate your time, it is fascinating to talk to you. >> thank you for having me.

cheryl: let's take a look at the markets, i told you 37 minutes, you do not know what is going to happen down the show, the dow is down 38, we were down 433, features have been down almost more than 500, things really changed, right now we can have a positive return on the dow, s&p following the red, the nasdaq down almost 2%, that is pushing a little rougher, we are on your market on this friday, we have a question, when good is not good enough, coming up next why tesla bulls are hitting the brakes on the stock rally despite record-breaking delivery in the third quarter, what is going on plus intel chipping away at innovation, bob swan cutting the ribbon on the chipmaker's highest tech and biggest factory ever in the united states, he will join us in just a few minutes on "the claman countdown". countdown". stay withe

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cheryl: tesla hitting a speed bump into the close, share sliding despite elon musk the automaker delivering 139,300 electric cars in the last three months, the bulls are looking deeper under their hoods vitae disappointment, the stock is down more than six and half% combined delivery of tesla model y and three synovium intensity and trailing estimates of 124,000 versus an expected 128,000, the tightness, the stock is down 6.56%, that is down nearly $30 a share, it is a win for the week on tesla, tesla snubbed by the s&p three weeks ago and again, today as the index calls for another name to swim in the elite waters, jacqui deangelis has the details.

>> good afternoon, swimming pool giant cool corporation sent to replace e*trade on s&p 500, morgan stanley with the digital platform conceded today, poole will begin trading on the index next wednesday, active business postponing the release of the popular role-playing game world of warcraft shadowland that is from october 27 to an unspecified date later this year, the videogame maker laming slowdown due to employees working at home during the covid crisis during this delay, janice surging in today after it took 9.9% stake in both firm, the activist investor expected use $900 million investment to push for a merger of the asset manager, intel ceo bob swan on the chipmaker biggest manufacturing that yet, "the claman countdown" is coming right back.

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cheryl: and national manufacturing day intel is celebrating four decades of manufacturing in arizona by opening the new fabrication facility in chandler, south 42, facility that makes its own chips, the chipmaker said is a result of the 7 billion-dollar investment in the state that created approximately 10000 jobs, the chipmaker says is a result of a 7 billion-dollar infusion from the state, it's always good to hear when states get on board, the stock is of down one and three quarters percent, let's bring in intel ceo bob swan, are you there, he

opened up the facility i'm sure it was nice and hot in arizona but talk about the facility, what was your biggest take away from the opening. >> first it's wonderful to be with you and wonderful to be in arizona, the purpose of my trip is really threefold, one to which the 12000 employees that we have in arizona, happy anniversary, the second is to congratulate and third is to think them, happy anniversary as you said, we have been operating and delivered our first trip in arizona and october of 1980, this is our 40th year anniversary and our u.s. manufacturing day, it's a wonderful time to be here, second as you mention, we have open our most sophisticated manufacturing plants in the world and our largest facility, the fab 42 in arizona and we began ramping earlier in the year and is played a bigger and

bigger part with their global ecosystem and our manufacturing footprint. third, simply as you know, it's been a challenging year for all of us. it's a most challenging time, our customers have been looking for us to be there to ensure that they have the technology required to stay connected, 12000 employees in arizona, fantastic job and a challenging year and our 40th anniversary, ramping a new facility in delivering for our customers. cheryl: speaking of jobs, we got the september jobs report and i was looking at manufacturing payroll, the estimate we came in better than expected, the estimate was 35000 jobs, we came in at 66000 and the overall report, how can we get more manufacturing jobs created in this country, what is a soluti solution. >> i think if you think about the semi conductor industry

itself, the us-based companies are responsible for about 40% of chip sales around the world, however, the u.s. manufacturing base was only 12%, that has been a fairly precipitous decline over a number of years and it's been driven by the incentives and other countries for manufacturers and it makes the presale not very level, the u.s. government and is not providing incentives will other governments so we thought we had a discontinuity, i think the discussion now in the u.s. government, there's a recognition, semi conductor is a critical industry for howard digital infrastructure operates, it's a safe and secure supply chain and advanced technology and helps the national defense

in the dialogue that is going on now with the u.s. government providing incentives for us-based manufacturing or r&d. cheryl: the state of arizona stepped in to help you as i read in the introduction, i don't have a lot of time but i want to ask about the facility that you are running in the age of covid-19, are you doing testing at your facility, amazon came out and said that they did have positive test more than 19000, is that something you think intel would do, test employees and release the data to the public? >> first i would say from february timeframe, it's been critical for us for number one primarily have a work from home environment in a number of majority of intel employees are working from home, that gives us more space to deploy best

practices for social distancing in the facilities and where our essential services, the manufacturing of chips continues to go on, we have been using the best practices along the way and social distancing, such that over the last six months we have been able to keep our employees safe, deliver for our customers and get back to our communities during a challenging time. cheryl: we congratulate you in arizona with a lot o jobs created, we love to have young fox business, the ceo of intel pray thank you very much. the closing bell, we have 20 minutes to go, down 26 points on the dow and well off of session lows for the dow and s&p and the nasdaq still looking pretty rough, tech stock is going to hit, we will get to more and that in a bit, coming up next charlie gasparino will tell us what is being said inside the beltway and on the street about the president's coronavirus

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cheryl: a roller coaster day for stocks not letting up in the final minutes of trading, 15 minutes to go the dow is down 58 we were down more than 400 points at one point so this is well off the session lows, s&p is down 21, tech nasdaq is down 29%, these are the big names that were strong for the year and selling off now, apple and facebook, the headlines on stimulus talks have been creating big swings up and down for the market alongside

president trump's covid diagnosis, quite a day for everybody, charlie gasparino is here with the likelihood of another stimulus package, hi charlie. >> i am not looking down and not ignoring you, sorry about that last time. this is a dynamic situation, things could change very fast, initially the thought was this morning and if you read the proprietary wall street researcher came out that i got my hands on, people thought the president positive covid test even the fact that he does have symptoms will be mild as of now was something that would give an incentive through the gop and democrats to reach another stimulus bill, i think that theory started getting factored into the market and the market recovered from being down 400 points in the future speed up initially where it is now, here's what we know as of now about the stimulus talks and

were getting them from gop sources, we should point out the gop is driving the bus, if mitch mcconnell will agree to something that nancy pelosi wants is a lot more spending, this thing would get done, what we understand as of now this thing is not happening, it's been described as bogged down, the gop side still remains opposed to any massive spending plan along the line that pelosi wants including money given to states, gop senators believe why should we give bailout money to new york after they have been releasing it for years, bill de blasio is not affect an mayor of new york city facing massive problems because of the pandem pandemic. cheryl: moody has downgraded us, our credit rating, shocker. >> moody grounded in new york city, i assume that's the case, they're not far above junk as

municipality, keep that in mind if you own new york city general obligation or new york city under the other debt they have other funding mechanisms for their bonds, the odds are increasing that any new stimulus, this is what were hearing from gop sources, any stimulus will come after the election, if this is part of your trade i will tell you that the stimulus was pretty bleak, one of the things that is pushing gop members to play along with pelosi was the unemployment numbers, they were very, very good, say what you want about trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and his rhetoric but his handling of the economic part is pretty damn good and if you look at the numbers they speak for themselves, we have unemployment below double-digit, we do not have a depression, we have

economic problems obviously places where they opened up faster have stronger economy than new york state, new york city which is dragging the nation down as new york is not in the total lockdown that has trauma that is where we are right now, as of now no stimulus it is bogged down, does not mean things won't change, the thinking was with president trump diagnosis that would push it with the gop members are not pointing to that they're pointing to the un-appointment numbers insane, mitch mcconnell said it last night but i think this is part of the problem, we are now having a deficit that is so big most as big as the economy, that is pretty scary stuff. cheryl: people argue it's going to come due or never come due with a massive federal deficit.

>> that's a whole other statement that might cause a run on the dollar, as that is where the world is a lot worst and the dollar remains to reserve in our economy remains pretty vibrant. cheryl: great stuff from you, thank you very much. charlie gasparino, the closing bell is going to bring and luckily were only down 57 - 58 points, we did not start this way but we will close a lot better except for the nasdaq, we are on the market plus this. today's countdown closer has a stock worth the gamble amid the economic and political turmoil, "the claman countdown" is coming right back. ♪ -time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. when i came to the u.s., my family was really poor.d. now, i've got fifty employees.

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appearance since the revelation of president trump and first lady melania trump testing positive for covid-19 in our cameras and eyes were on that shot because we wanted to see if the vice president would make any comments, we have not heard his voice, he has tweeted and earlier he did wish the couple, the president and the first lady a speedy recovery, joe biden did that this morning and he said they tested negative for the virus before they head to the campaign event, here's the tape just moments ago and former vice president joe biden grand rapids michigan is going to hold an event, there was? earlier in the day whether or not the former vice president would be holding any campaign event but again he and his wife, they are negative and the day goes on for that presidential candidate, the day goes on for the market under a little bit more pressure, the dow is down 96-point we crossed the unchanged mark, it's been a wild ride, jacqui deangelis and the

fox business news room for the biggest winners and the losers. >> good afternoon, a wild ride is putting it mildly, take a look at the market for the week, the dow will finish higher by 2%, the s&p 500 by 1.7% but i wanted to go look at the winners and losers, you can see boeing is trading higher today, that is on the back of the news charlie put cold water on it that maybe we get to melissa helps airlines and playmakers and american express, gp mortgage chase on the positive side, losers, merck, before you had another one as well, chevron and walt disney to take a look at, i want to take a look at the s&p, the losers particular, oil prices were down more than 4%, that is a result of the president testing positive for the virus, will that have a chilling effect of people wanting to go out if he can get it and will there be a second wave and will we have more lockdowns, you can see

across the board demand for oil that hit the company's heart today, we will see where we finish often just a couple minutes but a mixed session when you look at all parts ticketed. cheryl: it really was, here we go in the fourth quarter, the fun continues. thank you, have a great weekend. as the market closes out the rocky day, how can investors look past the uncertainty that is surrounding the president covid diagnosis in the stimulus talks as charlie gasparino just told us, not looking good, i want to bring and gerber kawasaki managing partner, i'm sorry if i pronounced your last name incorrectly but what a day, your reaction in particular and what happened to the president, the first lady, as a market participant in a money manager, how do you manage this. >> thank you for having me, what

a week and what a day, obviously we wish the president a swift recovery but we deafly don't need more uncertainty, my participant with the election coming up, we are really trying to see through the noise and hopefully we don't get more animosity and more for what's going on. cheryl: i think? the particular when the day started were fair, with the government run the functionali functionality, these are all fair questions but he seems to be okay now but now we have to talk about the stimulus issue and the fact that a lot of market participants want the package through especially with travel stocks, airline stocks, the transports were doing better today, if we do not get the stimulus before the election, will we see markets trend downward by christine today.

>> it was interesting that nancy pelosi said the president changes the mathematics on this, we do think if we don't get a stimulus the market will trend downward, we need more help a lot of businesses are suffering, especially anything about restaurants in mainstreet america we are seeing a lot of suffering and they need some kind of ppp and help to get through especially to have a second wave and frankly with the president getting sick, we are seeing that the real risk of the virus actually being here and staying here for longer-term. cheryl: speaking of travel and this, mgm, you say the mgm is a contrarian play, why is that. >> we've loved mgm for a while, they got hurt because of the hospitality, vegas has closed up but in reality we like it

because of the gaming business, because of the sports gambling especially, this is a growth area, this is a lot of money going into it, nobody knows how big the marketplaces, there is a lot of growth happening there and everyone looks at draftkings as a player but mgm is the best operator of casinos in vegas and beyond, i think 11 states that can do this and mgm has the front seat because they have the physical space, then the casino in the digital know-how and power to do it they can offer the digital and physical experience with entertainment and restaurant and comps and so forth, all the things the gamblers love. we love it, it is a cheap stock. cheryl: we just showed it, we

showed axon in peloton, thank you very much, here we go down 121, we are closing down triple digits for the dow and you can see a tick lower in the last few moments, that will do for "the claman countdown", connell mcshane and melissa francis picking it up, "after the bell" start right now, liz claman will be back on monday. connell: it is been a volatile day on wall street, all three of the major adventures and in the red, off the session lows we did sell into the close, president trump testing positive for, 19, the big headline for the day in the market watching the stimulus headlines out of washington throughout the day it seems like we sold off into the close in december that, we will put it together welcome to the show i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i am melissa francis, this is "after the bell" we start with fox business team coverage, edward lawrence is live at the white house, gerri