that will do it for "the claman countdown." you have to tune in for tomorrow.rs working through the markets. the stocks fighting for records as we close out on wall street. fed chairman jay powell urging a society wide whitment to boost employment to get people back to work. the maybe that helped the dow. if you look at the way we finish, only the dow at a record. it need aded a gain to 10 point gain to set ror

won't be right now, we'll see in the last hour of trading what liz claman, now liz, i'm buckled up. liz: no, me too. what was that yesterday? i mean, you had the frantic spike in the 10 year yield, a massive drop in the nasdac as wall street wraps up just a wild week and the final session of the month, look at the nasdac now, jumping about 155 points, but the dow cannot seem to find its footing. it's falling 270 points. the 10 year yield right now, remember yesterday? it somehow made this leap to 1.6%. we're now down to 1.46% but either way, a higher yield reflects a building surge in economic improvement, and that surge could be about to strengthen. the food and drug administration holding its hearing on the emergency use authorization of johnson & johnson's covid-19 vaccination. now if approved, j & j could begin rolling out millions of doses of the one shot vaccine by monday, but airbnb says do you know what? we can holdup in either scenario after losing billions during the covid year, it hauled in $111 million more in quarterly revenue than expected. okay, so when will they swin

for a split second, liz claman, we had the cp effect. we actually sawed into those losses bigtime, but at 2:30 we turned down again. it's going to be a crazy last hour. i can't wait to see your show. liz: in fact, we are looking right now at that 10-year yield continuing to climb. look at this, charles, 1.518. so 1.52 right around the corner? you got to stay with us. charles, thank thank you. breaking news, investors are turning tail as we head into the final hour of trades one day after the dow hit its tenth record of the year, the blue chips are looking gray around the gills. but it's the nasdaq taking the brunt of the hit. look at the percentage losses. that's what's important. percentage loss for the nasdaq, 2.7%. the dow down 1.3%. listen, it's a broad-based rally that was triggered by a swift spike in the 10-year yield. 12:45 p.m. eastern, it came within one basis point of 1.45% and then blasted through that ceiling to as high as 1.614%. as we said right now, 1.517%. recent high flyers from bumble to invidia to snowflake, they all

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meanwhile, my friend and colleague, ashley webster, is in for liz claman. ashley, over to you. ashley: thank you very much, charles. appreciate that. wall street may be closed this prime ministers' day, but we've -- presidents day, but bitcoin pushing near $50,000 and oil topping $60 per barrel. our analysts will tell us if there's still room for the bulls to run. amazon's founder, jeff bezos, taking a step back as he turns over the reins to a new ceo. we've got the former amazon exec who worked closely with them both as he launched prime video, amazon studios and amazon music. bill carr will be here to break down the c suite changes at the online retail giant. interesting stuff. and president joe biden expected to i arrive at joint base andrews any minute, but where does his first 100 days' agenda go now that the impeachment trial of president trump is over? we'll go straight to the white house for the details. >>> and hi, everybody. well, as you know, stocks not trading today, but bitcoin, wow -- [laughter] still the on the move. the cryptocurrency, as you can see, up a mere

. >>> liz claman, again, i'm doing this, i hand it off for that last hour of trading, the most important hour of trading. liz: yeah. but is it like yankees or like a softball game? you're teeing it up. thank you so much. markets are on the move, yes, as the cdc makes a major announcement that will get k through 8 schools a big step closer to reopening. just issued in the past hour, the new guidance will be data-driven to get kids back into classrooms. testing will be key. the ceo of the company that has the test that can detect foreign strains of the virus is here. he's standing by on the two breakthroughs his company is now deploying in the covid fight. >>> sonos pumping up the volume. a new product in the works that could take aim at tech's biggest titans but who should be running scared? we are about to ask the ceo patrickspencethat question and more. >>> did one of the world's biggest oil giants just indicates it's ready to sign the death warrant on gas stations? and shell turns its energy to ev charging stations. >>> we begin with breaking news. all the analysts who said the nasdaq'

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that will do it for "the claman countdown."ng us as time for "after the bell." [closing bell rings] connell: put it in the record books. stocks again hitting all-time highs today. we have hopes for stimulus. we have vaccine progress. we also have strong corporate profits. put it all together at the close the dow is at a record, the s&p 500 is at a record, so is the nasdaq up about 1%. the sixth day a row we've had gains for the dow and s&p. the six in a row, that is the longest winning streak for since august for both dow and s&p. third day of gains of records for nasdaq composite. we're on a pretty good wall street run. i'm connell mcshane. it is time for "after the bell." great to be with you. time for the news happening at this

liz claman, got a pretty good move here going into the last hour of trading. liz: how about the russell? the small caps, 2% gain here, 44 points. yeah, you know, charles -- [inaudible] neither do we. if you bought on yesterday's dips, you are cheering right now. dow stocks from american express to caterpillar, to goldman sachs and disney all hitting record highs as we head into the final hour of trade. we've got a hawkeye as well on those 10-year yields. there's a clear inverse correlation going on right now. we are on pace for the tenth dow record because yields came down after heading up 1.4% for the first time in a year. we're at 1.394%. doesn't seem like a big drop but, trust us, the markets read it like that. the markets are also moving as president biden meets with a bipartisan group of congressmen at the white house moments ago about protecting critical supply chains for the american economy. it's all about the national security and economic implications of importing computer chips, batteries, pharmaceuticals and rare earth materials, those essential el

that'll do it for us at the "claman countdown."ning streak for the market stocks adding to record levels the jobs report to be making the case for a larger stimulus package and additional relief checks for americans, and looking at the numbers at the close, up across-the-board, the dow and the s&p are up, and that's five days in a row that they've been higher the longest winning streak we've seen now in six months, but for the markets so that's good the dow settling up 92 it's the second day in a row of records by the way for both the s&p 500 and for the nasdac composite nasdac from your screen up by 78.5 points so that has been quite a run, now for the week, the dow for the weeks up more than

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howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage, guy benson, in new york, liz claman, host of the clamannt down and clarence page. the impeachment trial is a very important story, period. will the media relentlessly hype it around the clock despite the fact that everyone knows donald trump will not even come close to being convicted? >> i think so. and you're right, it is a huge story. the whole impeachment process is happening for a reason. it's not conjured out of thin air by democrats and some republicans. the question is, how significant of a story is it, compared to say the first 100 days of a new administration and what they're trying to accomplish, what they're succeeding at, what they might not be succeeding at and you're right to point out that it's very anti-climateic because we know what the outcome will be in the senate, which is an acquittal. i think the media is thrilled to be covering this because of course it paints president trump in a negative light, historic first president to be impeached to times, he's on trial even though he's out of office. they're sort of addicted

liz z claman, mark just gave us an idea that reports after the bell. i love that gumption. liz: i know. can i be an usher at your next event where you're there with these guys? [laughter] charles: it was virtual. liz: i'll do anything. [laughter] oh, okay. charles: when we do the switch, i'll bring you with me. liz: oh, yeah, you got it. davos, here we come. thanks very much, charles. two and a half hours into the gamestop hearing, and we can say that purely from the standpoint of the ability to move a stock price, only one of the five key players in the january gamestop trading frenzy have proven he has that power. each time that the trader known as the roaring kitty, each time he was called upon to explain why he started load aring up on gamestop shares, the video game retailer stock has moved higher. specifically 12:38 eastern time. he says he formulated it purely by doing his own research and 59 minutes later when he was asked whether he'd buy more of stock right now, and he said yes. the action, which at times has been heated, continues at this hour. we're going to sho

that will do it for "the claman countdown." let me send it over to "after the bell."on wall street. the market frenzy continues to reverse course as well today. now uninvestors are looking at two of the biggest names in technology. they're about to report their results just minutes from now. we are all over all of that. at the close the dow is up on the day by some 476 points. off the highs, but still a fine gain for the dow. the s&p is about 1% from record territory after rising 52 points in today's trading session. nasdaq was fighting for a record close. coming up short. needed to be up 232 points for a record. instead closes higher by 209 points. that is still more than

they were on with liz claman, the beginning of the interview, this stock you're looking at was up 17%he interview progressed the stock was halted. there was so much volatility. ended up closing up 43% as you saw. this is after-hours update on appharvest. apph is the ticker symbol. up 18% in after-hours trading. there is example of interview on our air after hours with liz claman. >>> two nasa astronauts completing the second spacewalk of the year. the astronauts are mike hopkins and victor glover, jr., they spent six 1/2 hours in space to fix batter up grades and install high-definition cameras outside the international space station. back with more news. when you drive this smooth, you save with allstate the future of auto insurance is here you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today ♪. connell: all right. overseas now as the u.s. is promising action after reports of a coup in burma. the military seizing control in that country. senior leaders have been detained. fox news correspondent rich edson is live at the state department with the very latest on t

nice start to the week, important earnings coming out we cleared the big hurdle from last week, liz claman, big momentum going into the last hour of trading. liz: absolutely, even as the reddit rebels are saying don't sell gamestop, using all of that were actually about to talk to a reddit rebel who bought it at $10 a share, what has he done with his shares and why and the small fund manager who told billionaire hedge fund citadel and what he's planning now, wall street rallying on the first in february, i would say rallying we have 300-point games for the dow jones industrial in the nasdaq right now but as silver the new target for the reddit rebels goes higher and mining stocks spike, is a wall street best crowd new darlene trade already getting a bit long. plus hillbilly harvest, hillbilly offer is here with the ceo of apple harvest, today makes its public debut and tries to disrupt agricultural space. mother nature also in the business of disruption this hour as a powerful winter storm stops covid vaccinations in their tracks. we will take you to all places fenway park. where this is h

so stay tuned the, make sure you join in on monday right here on "the claman countdown."w, this anticipation for super bowl lv building and building. will patrick mahomes lead the kansas city chiefs and bring back to back super bowls home? or will tom brady continue bolstering arguably the great back resumÉ of all time -- greatest quarterback resume of all time? okay, if we don't know, ashley ashley webster does. [laughter] he's in tampa right now, the home of the big game which, you know, always, these games provide much-needed boosts for the local economy. but particularly where you are, they really need it. ashley: they really do, liz. and, you know, it's interesting, because of the ongoing battle with the coronavirus, how much of that is going to take away some of the luster and certainly the economic boost that the super bowl would provide for the city of tampa bay. let me give you some numbers very quickly from last year's super bowl in miami which the chiefs won, as we know. the result for the local economy last year was a boost of some $572 million. that's very im

liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah. i mean, you've got to figure the white house coming out and saying productive stimulus talks, right, with both dems and the gop have the bulls taking charge? charles: absolutely. $2 trillion, of course. [laughter] liz: yeah -- [laughter] of course that's going to be a huge pillow. but guess what? it's google that's also specifically listing the nasdaq -- lifting the nasdaq to new all-time highs. dow, s&p and nasdaq all looking at three straight days of gains. all we need is 23 points higher for the nasdaq to see an all-time record close. bombshell aftermath, did amazon's announcement that founder jeff bezos would leave his ceo post just send a smoke signal to warehouse workers and drivers that now might be their moment to unionize? what would that mean for the stock? our all-star panel games amazon's near future. and before leo dicaprio portrayed the wolf of wall street on the big screen, jordan belfort was notorious for his pump and dump schemes. the wolf of wall street is here to te

the markets are mostly sideways as i hand it off to my if colleague and friend, liz claman. over to you. liz: thank you so much, charles. we are fewer than 24 hours away from the event in d.c. that will, no doubt, have just about every stock investor, fund manager and ceo of a public company rivetted. the key players in the reddit-gamestop short squeeze to testify before the house financial services committee facing questions from lawmakers about that age-old question, whether the markets are rigged existence the individual invest -- against the individual investor. our panel has a preview. they both have great knowledge from two different sides. markets mixed at this hour but definitely off the lows. in fact, the dow still on pace for its third straight record close. we've got it up 84 points. any gain for the dow will do the trick. oil and nat gas still rising as a deadly winter storm still paralyzes texas and now heads east leaving millions without power amid rolling blackouts and subzero temperatures. we're going to have a live report on the ground from the lone star sta

see you tomorrow on "the claman countdown." neil: all right a lot to cover today. lunch. we have a new spending push from the white house. stocks fighting at the close to end up at record highs. start with the dow, it was literally moving between gains and losses in final seconds of trading. looks like it will settle a few points lower by s&p 500. looks like we might get a record after all for the s&p. it is touch-and-go, if we're up. looks like we'll get a record for the s&p 500. we'll let the numbers settle. same for the nasdaq

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liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah.oductive stimulus talks, right, with both dems and the gop have the bulls taking charge? charles: absolutely. $2 trillion, of course. [laughter] liz: yeah -- [laughter] of course that's going to be a huge pillow. but guess what? it's google that's also specifically listing the nasdaq -- lifting the nasdaq to new all-time highs. dow, s&p and nasdaq all looking at three straight days of gains. all we need is 23 points higher for the nasdaq to see an all-time record close.

the markets are mostly sideways as i hand it off to my if colleague and friend, liz claman.e fewer than 24 hours away from the event in d.c. that will, no doubt, have just about every stock investor, fund manager and ceo of a public company rivetted. the key players in the reddit-gamestop short squeeze to testify before the house financial services committee facing questions from lawmakers about that age-old question, whether the markets are rigged existence the individual invest -- against the individual investor. our panel has a preview. they both have great knowledge from two different sides. markets mixed at this

liz claman, got a pretty good move here going into the last hour of trading.ps, 2% gain here, 44 points. yeah, you know, charles -- [inaudible] neither do we. if you bought on yesterday's dips, you are cheering right now. dow stocks from american express to caterpillar, to goldman sachs and disney all hitting record highs as we head into the final hour of trade. we've got a hawkeye as well on those 10-year yields. there's a clear inverse correlation going on right now. we are on pace for the tenth dow record because yields came down

for a split second, liz claman, we had the cp effect., but at 2:30 we turned down again. it's going to be a crazy last hour. i can't wait to see your show. liz: in fact, we are looking right now at that 10-year yield continuing to climb. look at this, charles, 1.518. so 1.52 right around the corner? you got to stay with us. charles, thank thank you. breaking news, investors are turning tail as we head into the final hour of trades one day after the dow hit its tenth record of the year, the blue

that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell mcshane picks it up, "after the bell." connell: ashley, thank you my friend. economy front and center in our nation's capital today. law make remembers turning to relief for millions of americans as democrats, they plan to go it alone on stimulus. so we have that. we also have this storm for the record books. a large part of the country getting absolutely blasted with massive amounts of snow. that is leaving behind dangerous icy conditions. we're reporting on that at this hour, speaking out as some members of his own party are calling to strip his emergency powers we have new york governor andrew cuomo's defense in the nursing home scandal. we'll bring that to you. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." great to be with you. the stock market closed today for the presidents' day holiday. let's get straight to the news happening at that hour. ♪. our fox business team coverage with blake burman in washington. we also have susan li in new york. blake we'll start with you on the latest from the white house. it is fai

liz: that makes a lot of sense were gonna put your oncology pics on your facebook.com liz claman pagedeas from people who get it who are right there within the space on so many levels. doctor christina barton, we appreciated thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. liz: heating up at this hour, ubs raised its price target by $14 to $54 a share is $42.10 right now this from the company behind the thousand dollar parkas. let's move it over to today's up arrows be the signal that where's the start of a comeback story for the ages for luxury retail overall not just the price of parkas. the stocks you need to watch the glitzy is names and shopping prepare for life post-covid closing bell 39 minutes away we have the s&p in the green, the dow and the green, same with the nasdaq and the russell not a bad day, stay tuned we're coming right back. ♪ us!r (judith) but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (judith) nope, we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. (money manage

family, friends, everyone will be rooting you on, and so will liz claman because she loves the americans why my dad came to this country, to pursue it, and he did succeed. charles, thank you so much. all right, folks, we are one hour away from disney earnings, and the soul of the company is on the line. will it leitzest streaming update -- latest streaming update be enough to counter blows from the parks and cruise line businesses? and should you even be buying the magic kingdom's stock near record highs in we've got all the angles covered. bitcoin blasting through record ceilings as two major names in the financial world vault onto the crypto bandwagon despite new eyebrow-raising comments from the new treasury secretary. what she sd

all right, we ap hand it over to liz claman, and i gave you a little bit of the cp effect, liz.this last hour trading. liz: do not underestimate your power. the dow just climbed occupant of a 350-point hole. but do you send the ambulances home? rising rates knocking the wind out of the sails of the nasdaq, but it had been down more than 500 points. even moderna unable to escape the nasdaq's sea of red. we do have shares down about 7.5% at this moment. but in a rare television interview, one of the top three female financial advisers in the

see you tomorrow on "the claman countdown." neil: all right a lot to cover today. we have a warning that china will come in and eat our lunch. we have a new spending push from the white house. stocks fighting at the close to end up at record highs. start with the dow, it was literally moving between gains and losses in final seconds of trading. looks like it will settle a few points lower by s&p 500. looks like we might get a record after all for the s&p. it is touch-and-go, if we're up. looks like we'll get a record for the s&p 500. we'll let the numbers settle. same for the nasdaq up up 53 ate close. new record high for the nasdaq composite. any moment disney is expected to report first quarter results. we'll be all over the number. the stock closing at 191 today. speaking of stocks, bumble, first day of trading for this stock. the wall street debut is quite a debut, 70 bucks for female forward dating app. it opened up at 76, pricing 43 last night. day one gain is 63 1/2%. bmbl, the ticker on that. the other stock. alibaba was in the news today. its founder made

liz z claman, mark just gave us an idea that reports after the bell. i love that gumption.h these guys? [laughter] charles: it was virtual. liz: i'll do anything. [laughter] oh, okay. charles: when we do the switch, i'll bring you with me. liz: oh, yeah, you got it. davos, here we come. thanks very much, charles. two and a half hours into the gamestop hearing, and we can say that purely from the standpoint of the ability to move a stock price, only one of the five key players in the january gamestop trading frenzy haveve

that will do it for "the claman countdown." let me send it over to "after the bell." connell: a rally on wall street. the market frenzy continues to reverse course as well today. now uninvestors are looking at two of the biggest names in technology. they're about to report their results just minutes from now. we are all over all of that. at the close the dow is up on the day by some 476 points. off the highs, but still a fine gain for the dow. the s&p is about 1% from record territory after rising 52 points in today's trading session. nasdaq was fighting for a record close. coming up short. needed to be up 232 points for a record. instead closes higher by 209 points. that is still more than 1 1/2%. any moment now numbers from amazon and google's parent company alphabet. amazon could be look at the its first 100 billion-dollar quarter. we're waiting to see how alphabet benefits from the work at home trend amid a political crackdown on the company. alphabet hitting all-time high in the stock market up by 26 bucks. let's look at the so-called reddit revolution, see how t

. >>> liz claman, again, i'm doing this, i hand it off for that last hour of trading, the most important much. markets are on the move, yes, as the cdc makes a major announcement that will get k through 8 schools a big step closer to reopening. just issued in the past hour, the new guidance will be data-driven to get kids back into classrooms. testing will be key.

liz claman we were in the red when i got to the show it's not the biggest cp effect but were getting chair jerome powell just said even as we have strong labor market which we don't, exactly we don't have the strong labor market, that alone said will not be enough to put a lid on the easy money punch bowl with interest rates firmly as he. but look we have recovered at the moment the dow was up 113, the s&p better than seven, the nasdaq better than 14 and lots of records can happen this hour, one of the biggest questions in hollywood for months has been

nice start to the week, important earnings coming out we cleared the big hurdle from last week, liz clamanr of trading. liz: absolutely, even as the reddit rebels are saying don't sell gamestop, using all of that were actually about to talk to a reddit rebel who bought it at $10 a share, what has he done with his shares and why and the small fund manager who told billionaire hedge fund citadel and what he's planning now, wall street rallying on the first in february, i would say rallying we have 300-point games for the dow jones industrial in the nasdaq right now but as silver the new target for the reddit rebels goes higher and mining stocks spike, is a wall street best crowd new darlene trade already getting a bit long.

that will do it for "the claman countdown." you have to tune in for tomorrow. connell: we had a call helping american workers working through the markets. the stocks fighting for records as we close out on wall street. fed chairman jay powell urging a society wide whitment to boost employment to get people back to work. the maybe that helped the dow. if you look at the way we finish, only the dow at a record. it need aded a gain to 10 point gain to set record. nasdaq is down 35 points. that is what had been a four-day record streak at the close. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to after the bell. it is time for the news happening at this hour. our fox business team coverage today, hillary vaughn reporting from capitol hill, edward lawrence in kensington, maryland. gerri willis in new york. edward start with you, getting children back to school. what is the latest? reporter: there had not been in-person learning all year this year. maryland, montgomery county schools, maryland, will start phased in learning starting march 1st. the private schools are in person. cdc

meanwhile, my friend and colleague, ashley webster, is in for liz claman. ashley, over to you.ch, charles. appreciate that. wall street may be closed this prime ministers' day, but we've -- presidents day, but bitcoin pushing near $50,000 and oil topping $60 per barrel. our analysts will tell us if there's still room for the bulls to run. amazon's founder, jeff bezos, taking a step back as he turns over the reins to a new ceo. we've got the former amazon exec who worked closely with them both as he launched prime video, amazon studios and

won't be right now, we'll see in the last hour of trading what liz claman, now liz, i'm buckled up. mean, you had the frantic spike in the 10 year yield, a massive drop in the nasdac as wall street wraps up just a wild week and the final session of the month, look at the nasdac now, jumping about 155 points, but the dow cannot seem to find its footing. it's falling 270 points. the 10 year yield right now, remember yesterday? it somehow made this leap to 1.6%. we're now down to 1.46% but either way, a higher yield reflects a building surge in economic improvement, and that surge could be about to strengthen. the food and drug administration

that's what we used to say at the new york jets room -- >> i'm a pack fan, so -- charles: hey, liz claman-t-s! [laughter] liz: at least the jets won. my cleveland browns are like p-l-e-a-s-e! [laughter] the weekend doesn't start yet for all of our viewers. you guys, the dow earlier captured a new all-time intraday high, bitcoin hitting a trillion dollar market cap at the moment. at least getting very close to -- oh, look at this, just happened, 55,086 at the moment. money pouring into stocks. what could go wrong? a lot. what's worrying mohamed el-erian in this last hour ofha

charles: by the depth, danielle shea, waiter handed over to my colleague liz claman, pretty good momentumcing around, 59 minutes left to trade stocks are climbing to all-time highs but look at bitcoin blasting through the all-time record ceiling is stands at $43000, this digital token the elon musk, tesla charging a bitcoin after the announcement of the three, investment of the crypto currency that has the entire crypto universe

that'll do it for us at the "claman countdown." [bell ringing] connell: this is quite a winning streak for the market stocks adding to record levels the jobs report to be making the case for a larger stimulus package and additional relief checks for americans, and looking at the numbers at the close, up across-the-board, the dow and the s&p are up, and that's five days in a row that they've been higher the longest winning streak we've seen now in six months, but for the markets so that's good the dow settling up 92 it's the second day in a row of records by the way for both the s&p 500 and for the nasdac composite nasdac from your screen up by 78.5 points so that has been quite a run, now for the week, the dow for the weeks up more than 3%, the s&p for the weeks up more than 4%, and how about the nasdac? the nasdac with a 6% week, up by 786 points this is the best week for the stock market going back to november. so, that is not bad at all welcome to the show everybody i'm connell mcshane here on " after the bell" and it's time for

because it is record for the dow , s&p and nasdac powering to new closing highs that'll do it for the ""claman countdown"" guys it's the weekend have a good one, i'll see you monday. connell: well after a record setting week on wall street and this is a very strong finish to it here in the last few minutes as stocks add to their records, on stimulus hopes and vaccine opt optimism but also this afternoon the cdc is showing a roadmap they say will be in place to safely reopen school, get children back in the classroom around the country but first the numbers at the close as we close around the highs, the dow looked like it was touch and go and would set a record it needed a seven point gain up 28, so that was a nice finish the s&p 500, the nasdac just needed to be up to be in record territory and they're both up, the s&p by 18.5 points the nasdac by half a percent nearly 70 point gain, second straight record for both, the s&p 500 did hit an all-time high, and they are in the final, the dow, the s&p, and the nasdac all in the green, and it was a strong week and they're all up for the second week

that will do it for "the claman countdown." thank you so much for joining us as time for "after the bell." [closing bell rings] connell: put it in the record books. stocks again hitting all-time highs today. we have hopes for stimulus. we have vaccine progress. we also have strong corporate profits. put it all together at the close the dow is at a record, the s&p 500 is at a record, so is the nasdaq up about 1%. the sixth day a row we've had gains for the dow and s&p. the six in a row, that is the longest winning streak for since august for both dow and s&p. third day of gains of records for nasdaq composite. we're on a pretty good wall street run. i'm connell mcshane. it is time for "after the bell." great to be with you. time for the news happening at this hour. our fox business team coverage lauren simonetti on record-setting markets. blake burman latest from the white house, he is in washington but lauren, we begin with you. lauren: at a risk of sounding like another broken record, connell, we have records for all three maj

liz claman, over to you. liz: i got the bucs. you know, how can you bet against brady?rd. it's hard. liz: tell me about it. i know, being a browns fan. you guys, wall street is about to wrap up such a wild week with new records and the longest winning streak in six months. the dow up for five straight days while the s&p, nasdaq and russell 2000 look to close at all-time highs. the dow for its part needs about 132 points to join them. it's up 75 right now. markets are cheering more stimulus as the biden administration's $1.9 trillion covid relief plan just took its second major leap forward in the wee hours of the moin

on opinion he first gave to us on "fox business tonight" network with liz claman. one. >> that i don't think is practical. delta domestically we carry one million people a week. to demonstrate covid tests or vaccine inoculations currently it, would cripple this industry. reporter: you can imagine, neil. we already have of course all the masking requirements. you can't show up at the airports without masks. those tests available at the airport, here at o'hare, others 120 bucks a pop. you buy a ticket. you get a 120-dollar test on front end. got to come back from where you started, logistics of all of that, how do you prove it? are you throwing people off of flights i got a ticket for? you know, i fly every week as you know, you know, it's, that would be a real mammoth undertaking in my opinion. neil: to say nothing of the delays, right? reporter: yes. neil: that will be compounded by something like this, right? reporter: some people they say, maybe people will feel more secure if they know everybody on the flight is negative. well, not really. as we know you can hav

. >> listen, i reported this yesterday on liz claman's show, robinhood and all the players that are involvedbe something done on short selling to make probably more disclose yours. you know -- disclosures. you know, it's fascinating that one of the leading short sellers is a very smart investor, the guy who uncovered enron. he's very close with joe biden, so i can't imagine that he's not calling up the white house and saying, listen, you really want to end short selling? we're not going to find any scams anymore, right? so i don't think they go as far because of that chanos exposure. beating up on ken griffin before this is over. neil: i read the entire statement of ken griffin. we came in a little bit late to it, but, you know, far from slowing things down, griffin's strategy at citadel seems that we should speed things up. he's saying we must modernize this settlement process including short settlement cycles and transparent capital models. now, that's a lot of gobbledygook, i grant you. but what he's saying is don't slow it down, speed it up. i understand where he's coming from where you