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gerri willis rejoins us.ger may say something about disney plus and parks on the call but these numbers are strong. >> there is a lot going on. i would run through the positives and negatives. you ran through the positives, let's go over some of them, beating on top and bottom line. cable network revenue up 20%. park revenue as you've been saying up 8% to 6.7 billion. studio entertainment revenues in the quarter increasing 52%. here is what worked, "lion king," "toy story 4", ""aladdin"." however increases in quarterly direct to consumer and international operating losses due to upcoming launch of disney plus. they're spending mightily on that, showing in the quarter's earnings results. we're hearing that disney plus will be distributed on amazon fire tv. fx will have a huge presence on hulu. those are details. the stock, a lot talking about it coming in after-hours. even before they announced earnings. a lot of positive comments. connell: positive indeed, gerri. melissa? melissa: taking on the well taxed, mi

hi, marcus, gerri. >> gerri, nice to meet you. [horn honks] this is the whole kitchen?> this is the entire kitchen. >> this kitchen is tiny. i'm shocked by the size of this kitchen and the lack of equipment in there. i don't know how she even cooks anything, let alone contribute to the $500,000 coming out of her department. be nice if you had more space. >> it would be great to have more space. that's the biggest problem we have. when we're plating at night and a full bar of 75 people, it's really hard. it's tight. [car alarm chirps] >> just hearing from some of the other team members about the place, i think the biggest thing is there is no leader. >> no. >> no? when i was called to come here, i think they assumed that i would just come in and just write a check. >> yeah. [laughs] >> and the reality of it is, is that i am not convinced yet. >> are you the grim reaper, or--[laughs] >> me? >> yeah. >> sometimes. i don't really know where the leadership is. i don't know who the owners really are. >> if there's changes to be made and sacrifice to be made, we're willing. >>

vonnie: thank you, gerry.he disney statement out a little while ago, just a few minutes ago said, and i'm quoting, the consumer's demand for disney plus has exceeded our high expectations and we're working to quickly resolve the current user issue. we appreciate your patience. so disney blaming it on too many people trying to use the service and stock is up 1.5% right now. thanks to our bloomberg media reporter gerry smith. now let's check in on the first news with mark crumpton. mark: police in hong kong warn the city is on the brink after total breakdown. for the second straight day they fired tear gas in the financial district and battled with protesters. monday's demonstrations led to about 260 arrests and left almost 100 people injured. president trump is expected to delay imposing tariffs on european cars. last spring the president said he would decide on the tariffs by the middle of this month. in return, the european union threatened to retaliate with duties on 39 billion of american goods. bloomberg l

. ♪ gerri: i'm gerri willis with today's fox business brief.er of jiff surging intratoday despite a second guidance cut of the year. the cfo highlighting the performance of his snack unit calming morning nerves. shares one of the big winners on the s&p this hour. take a look. and [ inaudible ] going bullish for the first time ever, upgrading the ride hailing shares to buy, citing improved valuation and fundamentals. uber shares are up 1.1%. lyft is down. >>> and disney feeling the magic into the close. a red-hot $100 million forecast for "frozen 2" opening weekend blowing away investors. the santa monica based toy maker [ inaudible ] to the princess sequel saying more toys will be coming over the next year and a half. >>> up next, the automaker who sold his entire tesla stake to help pitch a fight with elon musk. liz goes inside the latest ev road race next on "the claman countdown." it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyon

gerri willis, thank you.> now, some say the key to win anything sports is a strong ons. others say it's a strong defense or maybe the best defense is a strong offense. but today's countdown closer says you can create a winning portfolio with both. he is the co-author of the millennial money fix, a number accept on investment media's top 100 list of 2019. congratulations. we welcome the question of bona fide wealth, douglas bonaparte. congrats an owl of that, by the way. -- on all of that. offense versus defend n. a market where we're so beholden to headlines on u.s./china, explain how you can play both sides. >> yeah. so let's take a look at both sides. in the here and now, markets ripping, right? hitting intraday highs, all-time highs, 52-week highs breaking out pretty much all over the place. we have small cap value, developed international emerging markets looking like they're on a run. ashley: right. >> that looks good. compare that against the backdrop to have economy, we hit 2%, striving for 2%, we hit

gerri: i'm gerri willis with today's fox business brief.ro making a big splash in the flagship line of cameras. strong demand in the hero action line helping to boost top and bottom line. shares currently up 7%. >>> the home of the new york knicks and beloved rangers reporting a wider than expected loss and surprise drop in revenue in its latest quarter. despite the disappointment, the madison square garden faithful holding strong most of the day, cheering on plans to separate msg sports and entertainment businesses into two separate publicly traded companies. up more than 3%. shares losing steam right now, down a third of a percent. >>> yelp shares on track for their largest single day percentage increase in over a year after the online revenue forum reported a 9% jump in revenue in the third quarter and predicted faster growth to the end of the year, snapping a four-day losing streak, yelp shares now up 15.64% as we head into the close. >>> up next, charlie breaks it on a former new york city mayor and billionaire businessman mike bloombe

i agree with gerry. i think the hesitancy you hear on our part to tell you exactly what we think the articles will be will be of course the judiciary committee is properly charged with determining what those should be. looking back on the nixon impeachment you'll recall that abuse of power, obstruction of justice were articles that were voted out of the judiciary nixo decision to bomb cambodia which at the end of the day was a policy issue. so the hesitancy you hear on our part is not because i don't think the evidence is amply clear there was staggering abuse of power, that there was obstruction of justice both in this case and in volume 2 of the mueller report. it feels like ancient history now, but that's the president trying to find every way possible to end the investigation into his conduct visa vi russia. i just don't think we're at the point quite yet where we want to second guess what the judiciary committee may choose to offer up as articles of impeachment. >> i would only point you to the othe

gerry, thank you very much. gerry baker, "wsj at large". democrats taking note, some successful candidates were moderate bent. investors want to take note. democrats are putting surprising victories of surprising group had this much in common, they were all moderate across the board. lauren simonetti is crunching all the data. >> sure have, neil. start with kentucky we're awaiting official result there but it appears democrat andy beshear declaring victory over incumbent republican governor matt bevin who has not conceded yet by the way. what do you need to know? beshear is a moderate. he did not talk of impeaching the president. he was not a polarizing figure. he won in a straight that president trump won by 30 percentage points in 2016. beshear highlighting all this in the centrist tone early this morning. it is about changing the tone we have heard in frankfurt for the last four years. about coming together to make sure we work on the things we agree on. that we can still talk to each other civilly on the things that we disagree on. repo

gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence in d.c. why don't you kick it off. reporter: let's do that. the number of jobs created beat expectations. 128,000 jobs in october. the unemployment rate still near a 50-year low, 3.6. that is exactly what the market wanted to hear in conjunction with the chinese trade talks phase one moving nicely. revisions are story in itself. job totals for august, september were revised up. total of 95,000 jobs. that shows continued strength in the foundation of the economy. then wage growth. wages are growing at 3% offer the past 12 months. that number low enough where there is no pressure on inflation. white house economic advisors taking a victory lap based on this report. >> it shows, by the by, that the labor market is still strong, consumers and wage earners are still strong. as i said, america is working. i think people are underestimating the underlying strength of this economy. reporter: the weakness here is in the manufacturing numbers. ism data came out, 48.3. that number under 50. any number u

ashley: they are indeed, gerri, thank you very much.he question is, will psyche of the consumer remain strong? why not? gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management president, fox news contributor, good afternoon or evening. there is nothing to indicate the consumer slowing down. as we head into the holiday season should be a lot of optimism, right? >> with markets at new high, jobs, 3.6% unemployment, i suspect we'll have a good holiday. tells you good retailers will do well. when i see what happened with target the last week, best buy today, circuit city is ge. best buy lives. dicks sporting goods strong but sports authority is gone. do the right thing, do well, good products, good prices, good service you last a long time. that is what we're seeing here. ashley: very good, gary, record numbers online is where the battle is. can retailers, survival of the fittest, right to compete with amazon? >> absolutely. look a lot of retailers have online. walmart has done so well because they bought the jet. they're online business is gargantuan a

gerri? reporter: we're not tired of winning down here, okay? we like winning. the dow on pace for the third straight record close, 15th of the year. s&p 500, second trait record close, 26th of the year, can you believe that? nasdaq third straight record close, 21st of the year. what we don't talk about? we don't talk about the russell 2000. according to sam stovall breaking up a year-long resistance level doing very well indeed too. let me tell tell you about bad s here. four ups employees are charged with drug trafficking. what happened here? the stock by the way is down. ups employees helped import massive amount of drugs, marijuana, narcotics, counterfeit vaping products from mexico, bought big houses jewelry, the sort of thing. they have been arrested. the stock down, ups is saying in a statement that the company is cooperating with law enforcement officials. i want to mention to connell before i go santa claus is right behind me. santa claus. connell: i do get excited seeing him. that time of year. he anchors the parade tomorrow which is always fun. thank

absolutely, gerri. thank you very much. [laughter] gerri willis. have you guys seen via come?partner in crime a helping hand. with the closing bell ringing in 41 minutes, the dow is down 22 points, but look at the nickelodeon and mtv parent giving really good reviews on rising ad revenuings. those green arrows giving a boost to cbs. despite cbs' earnings disappointment earlier in the week due to costs associated with media mergers expected to be completed next month. >>> up next, from a market reunion to splitsville in the solar sphere, we're going inside sunpower's c suite on the spin-off plan that had shares on fire just 72 hours ago and how its top two men plan to keep warming the hearts of investors. stay tuned, it's a fox news exclusive on one of the biggest -- fox biz exclusive on one of the biggest deals of the past six months. ♪ it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers around them. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. at the end of the d

thanks, gerri. dow now doubling its losses, tripling its losses, i guess. we're now down 84 points. that's suspicious. we started down just 12 points. all right, with the markets having trouble finding a clear window for takeoff, today's countdown closer says he's got some stocks he believes will send your portfolio into the stratosphere and stay there no matter what the weather's like below. many. ♪ ♪ ♪ (people talking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. . . ♪ of the. connell: closing bell ringing in about two minutes. liz: we're looking 119 point trading range on the dow. that is relatively narrow. we've seen the dow suddenly dipped bit more. we're down 67 points. just choppy, nervous trading. calm your nerves here. we're joined by fairfax global markets ceo paul detreich. we were above 28,000. we're settling into comfort or uncomfortable zone. about 300 po

let's go to gerri willis details. i keep watching it go back and forth into positive and negative territory as it settles out. still looks like it is negative. >> this has been, you said a volatile day at the beginning of the show. it really has been trading in a narrow range. we had optimism early. not so much. we came back, kind of break even here. dow and nasdaq are lower after hitting new, all team highs yesterday. you can't expect that to happen every single day, right? one company that is being watched today, on the negative, chesapeake energy. plunging to a 20-year low as the street is really losing faith in the shale oil driller. yesterday issued what is call a going concern notice. not good news here. the share price fell below a dollar a share. it is there as you can see. that is not something you can do every single day. bad news for chesapeake energy. it is downgraded across wall street. back to you. >> gerri, thank you for that. spending big, amazon pouring more than one million dollars into the seattle c

this hour, i'll talk to congressman gerry connolly, a democrat on two committees that heard sondland's testimony. our analysts are also standing by. first, let's go to alex marquart. alex, we learned that ambassador sondland had changed his story when new witness transcripts were released. >> reporter: that's right, wolf, gordon sondland is reversing his story in a profound, fundamental way, saying yes, there was quid pro quo and he, sondland, helped lay it out to officials in ukraine, describing it as a gradual process that got more and more, as he called it, insidious. in black and white, one of the president's top invoice changing his testimony, now admitting he totaled ukraine's leadership that hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid were being held up until president trump got the investigations he wanted. ambassador gordon sondland, a long time republican donor turned diplomat, who gave money to trump's inaugural committee, amending his original testimony, writing, i now recall speaking individually with mr. yermak, when i said aid would not occur until ukraine provided t

liz: google is flat on the session, gerri.ugh johnson advisors. we are about to see the 100th record close for the s&p under president trump. what should that tell investors? >> well, it tells investors that the message of the markets, really investors collectively telling us, if you're worried about next year, if a lot of people are saying there will be a hard landing a bear market, accompanied by recession, we'll miss that. economy will simply so, markets do okay. the message of markets investors collectively is very clear and simple. it is not going to be a hard landing. it is not going to be a bear market accompanied by a recession. it will be a soft landing and you can still feel campus for thible being in the stock market. i might add, liz, something pretty important. not just the message of the markets. look at something people are overlooking right now. money conditions are getting better and better. the growth of the money supply, enough money is being created what i'm simply saying to drive both markets and the econo

let's go to gerri willis for more on today's markets. gerri. >> continue the theme on the nasdaq. this is the third straight record for the nasdaq, the 19th record close in 2019. this index is on fire. looks like we were setting up for a trifecta of all three major indexes. only nasdaq made the grade. apple shares higher intraday. new high on strong iphone 11 sales. didn't finish that way. tight supplies for some models. the valuation hit 1.2 intraday today. home depot disappoint on earnings. even though they beat eps estimates by a penny a share, pardon me, they cut the 2019 forecast. they had a revenue miss. same-store sales miss. coast really struggling here down 20% after miss on earnings revenue -- kohl's. cutting the 2019 outlook. doesn't get worse than that on the eps result. when they mentioned weather had hurting results, i thought, i don't know about that. weather is one of the things companies blame. retail names, consumer discretionary sector lower included macy's, nordstrom's. macy's down 11%. nord down 6% of the retail second tore suffering. back to you guys. neil: h

gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence with the the latest on trade from washington, d.c. gerri, we start with you. silly dow turned a little bit lower on us. >> that's true. no unch for walmart if you know what i mean. that stock had an incredible quarter. shares are down because i think the thing has gotten so expensive. here is what happened in the quarter. sales extended the growth streak for five years. think about it. comp sales up 3.2%. e-commerce up 41%. the company is raising its guidance because it see as great big christmas turkey. they think it will be a great holiday season of the stock hitting all-time high, pulling back. here is the tell you should pay attention to. look at comparison, amazon, walmart, year-to-date. amazon shares up 16.8%. you think that is a winner? no. walmart up 28.7% on the year. this company is going strong. they have numbers to prove it. who else likes the report? donald trump he tweeted this. walmart announces great numbers. no impact from tariffs which are contributin

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gerri, thanks. melissa: despite disney's very strong fourth quarter we managed to find a little note of concern. the media giant says if hong kong political unrest continues it could wipe out $275 million in theme park profit. carol, you know i would lump in there, visitors in hong kong plummeted 37% in the third quarter. that is according to the city. so this is having a huge impact on the city. what do you think, what does that do to both sides do you think of the fight in hong kong? >> you know, certainly i think in terms of the stock it is an okay thing for the stock, the valuation, seems to be taking that into account. it is very diversified business. i think from a fight between hong kong and china, they certainly don't want, from a hong kong standpoint to be in a recession. this is something very important to them. so i certainly think that china's going to use this as potential leverage. but from our perspective, here in america, people who are looking at the stock, i think that this is some

gerri willis down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. on the vaping story, melissa referenced, blake. reporter: i was in door for 55 minutes as president trump held the meeting. he threw his support behind raising smoking age to 21. it remains to be seen whether or not he support as ban on flavored vaping products. thises with at times a very testy meeting in cabinet room as executives from e-cigarette and vaping companies, members of vaping associations and also health care advocates. the president at one point, really, at self point, expressed some sort of reservation as it relates to a flavored vaping ban for adults. his concern at that point, would be counterfeiting. >> he watched prohibition. you look with the alcohol. you look at cigarettes. if you don't give it to them, it will come here illegally. they are going to make that. but instead of reynolds or juul or, legitimate companies, good companies making something that's safe, they will be selling stuff on the street corner that could be horrible. reporter: there was unanimous ag

gerri, this is a big deal.is an interesting one here. >> reporter: yeah, you bet. this company is the best performer on the s&p 500 this year. advanced my -- micro devices, chipmaker, they've gone up about 13.5%, very good, indeed. and traders down here say, look, if the trade deal occurs, this stock and invidia where will have the biggest pop. they've got a new graphics card out there and on track to gain share and expand margins. that's music to the ears of investors. third quarter earnings had the highest revenue in more than a decade. they are firing on all cylinders here, and you just have to stand back and say this is why you want to be an investor, right? liz: yeah. i'm looking back at 2012 and trying -- the hunger games was the first film of 2012 to hit the $500 million mark, and that means nothing, right? [laughter] but that's how long ago it was, the first hangerring games -- hunger games was out. >>> to 5g fight. with the closing bell ringing in 34 minutes now, huawei gets some good news from team tr

elizabeth: gerri willis. >> great to see you. >> coming up, former acting acting i.c.e.irector thomas homan, he is joining us. pushing back against democrats who are attacking border security policies, telling lawmakers in capitol hill. do you want to know why there is a border crisis? just look in the mirror. >> china announced no deal without a roll back of tariffs, president plays hardball, we'll debate whether new hong kong human right and democracy bill now in the senate, will that disrupt the china trade deal? that story is next. ity. it'll ruin your house. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like meow. (vo) the flock blindly flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a more thrilling journey is calling. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can r

this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes then i gerri ends in change human rights watch says thousands of people with mental health illness song locked up in places where they're being abused. and also coming up on the show the border between nigeria and their share of remains shut but that's not stopping the smuggling. building food. let's love it. hello i'm christine while come to africa it's good to have you with all the bad and the practice of changing now that's the demand from human rights watch to the nigerian government the organization says thousands of people with mental health conditions across nigeria all chained and locked up in various facilities where they face terrible abuse over a year human rights watch visited 28 facilities providing mental health care across nigeria it was found that people with actual or perceived mental health conditions all placed in religious and traditional rehabilitation santas without their consent and usually by rain assists in other cases the families took their children or adults. relatives to the centers for drug use or deviant

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ok gerry chan in hong kong thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world. a key witness in the donald trump impeachment inquiry has been accused of sexual mixed misconduct by 3 women the women say ambassador gordon sandland retaliated against them professionally after they rejected his advances sunland denies the allegation isis to fight. officials in the u.s. state of texas have ordered residents of 4 towns to evacuate after a new blast at a petro chemical plant 60000 people have been told to leave 3 workers were injured in the initial blast early on wednesday. demonstrators across colombia have held their 2nd national strike in less than a week as part of ongoing protest against president even duke is right wing government and its anticipated economic plans protesters are also demanding the country's riot police be disbanded after a young demonstrator was killed by a tear gas canister over the weekend. apple has agreed to moscow's demands to show the crimean peninsula as part of russia the region is currently shown as russian territory on its map and whet

police when the police fired tear gas we were immediately put on this face must to protect also ok gerri thanks so much for checking in with us today thanks so much for your report as well sturgeon for us there well millions of people u.s. have been celebrating the thanksgiving day holiday and in new york there was relief in new york after the inclusion of character balloons in the traditional macy's day parade now tens of thousands lined the streets to watch fan favorites like snoopy the grinch taking flight i wins had threatened to ground those giant inflatables but officials announced just an hour before the parade that the balloons would have to park a lot closer to the ground because of those high winds and then you. get your modern out of our top story. thousands of young australians of kicked off a day of fridays for future rallies fun cities around the world the call to action comes ahead of next week's un climate summit that's in madrid spain. the state of it is live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being here sumi will be with you again at the

enshrine these rights for users online as well we actually kind of saw this appointing example in one gerry of this past year when the digital rights and freedoms was not signed by the president after it had been passed through the government so we'll be watching to see how those types of laws progress in the future is about sea of talk so i just want to take you back to the point you made about that the kind of his basements and things like data mining that you pointed out on the part of stuff like nigeria kenya are you able to give us an explanation i'm hoping it's not to take nickel as to how exactly this is done how do they have one it's what we do on social media when they invest in that kind of technology. i think there are there are ways that can that this can take place but as i mentioned the ai and automation are key to how this happens in many cases and the opportunity is really there because of the lack of legal protections that i mentioned but also because many tech platforms are not adequately protecting their users rights and so it's that combination of things that gives the o

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i've got congressman gerry connolly coming up. i'm going to ask him all about this, about this rumor that there may be a second person forthcoming who overheard things as well. so it's not hearsay any longer. meantime, gabby and joy, ladies, thank you very much. always great to talk to you. >> thank you. >>> at times it got ugly, the bickering between republicans and democrats. why did the hearing suddenly devolve into a rollicking, raucous, gavel-backing affair? >>> and prince andrew's first interview since being linked to jeffrey epstein. hear what he says to the controversy. y epstein. hear what he says to the controversy. make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. itso chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives

to gerri willis down at the exchange. gerri?ht, so what they want to do is make it more democratic. we already have direct listings down here, but right now, those deals are limited to big, big, big companies. what would happen, the new york stock exchange wants the reduce the size of these companies and allow them to raise cash in the market. that means smaller, more nimble companies, maybe in the sweet spot of their growth cycle where they're really ramping up, will come to market and you can be a part of it as an individual investor, because direct listings allow just regular joe blow, me and you, to be in on that very first trade. you know how those ipos work. you had to be in the ipo allocation. what is that? that's like the big investment banks. most of us don't have access to that. but this could make it better for small investors to play in that field. back to you. ashley: very good. great stuff, gerri. thank you very much. >>> with the rise of online shopping, it's getting harder and harder for brick and mortar retailer

will deliberate whether democrats have on the table and high crimes and misdemeanors, the chairman gerrir invited the president and his counsel to show up and participate, meanwhile house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff saying there writing the report that they will hand off to the judiciary that will have articles of impeachment and that does not mean the intelligence committee is not waiting to hear from key witnesses that the white house stopped from talking. one of those down again who is now appealing a federal judge ruling that he must testify in impeachment inquiry and obey the subpoena from house investigators, the house intelligence committee is pouring over a lot of new information. abc news reports photos, videos from rudy giuliani associate led that includes giuliani and president trump the wall street journal also reports that subpoenas have been issued to other giuliani associate from federal investigators related to money laundering and campaign-finance violations add giuliani's consulting businesses. as they care for the next phase, democrats and student distr

we'll talk about all of that and plor with congressman gerry connelly of the oversight and foreign affairs committees and our correspondents and analysts will have full coverage. >>> first let's immediately go to capitol hill where we're learning new details about the meach. our congressional correspondent phil mattingly is joining us. adam schiff said the report will catalogue the white house and administration officials who refuse to comply with subpoenas. could the president potentially face an articles of impeachment for obstruction of congress. >> it is a near certainty at this point. one of the several articles they kick around as they continue to move forward, moving on to the next steps beyond just the house intelligence committee investigation into the judiciary committee where those articles of impeachment will be drafted. on the issue of obstruction, democrats have been clear, everybody who chooses not to come in and testify and not to respond to subpoenas in a way the house would want is now officially on the list to some degree. as adam schiff put it in a lengthy letter to his