connell: not bad. melissa: i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." pretty much everything we said this time yesterday, try the opposite. the nasdaq up by 275 points. s&p up 84. for the nasdaq, that is more than 4% advance today. which is huge. fox business team coverage. phil flynn on the floor of new york stock exchange and edward lawrence at white house. kristina partsinevelos on capitol hill. let's start with the day on wall street. susan, take it away. >> shall we? animal spirits are back on this friday to end the first week of 2019 in positive territory. i couldn't find any sellers up here. up volume, down volume, my goodness, all on the upside. very little, hard to find any sellers today. on the back of jerome powell seeing there is no preset path for interest rates going forward. of course the jobs report which was blowout, almost twice the number of jobs expected for the last month of 2018. so dow, s&p 500, nasdaq, all positive, all in the green. for 2019. talk about individual movers. netflix soaring today, up 10% a

connell: good to have you, susan. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." big market movers and intel and first what is knew at this hour. two failed votes in the senate. lawmakers coming up short moments ago. not able to gain enough support to lay groundwork to reopen the united states government. so where do we go from here? in this hour we're speaking with republican senator, finance committee member bill cassidy. the shutdown getting in the way of president trump's state of the union. the official address is off but does he have something else up his sleeve? we're live at the white house with latest on that. intel earnings coming out any second. we're breaking down the numbers. it could have major impact on the markets and your money tomorrow. as for today, the dow ending in the red, clawing back from a 152-point drop earlier in the session. let's get a recap. gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. hi, gerri. >> very volatile day. we're ending with the dow down 22 points. that is great from where we started earlier. i want to focus on cou

connell mcshane. connell: you're right.cross the board investors awaiting details from the high-level china trade talks that are happening in washington, d.c., as we speak. president trump meeting with the vice premier of china at the white house and having that meeting right now. now cameras have been allowed in. we'll bring you comments from that meeting as soon as we get them. the market has some of them already. seemed to help the dow at the end of the day. it closes down by just four or five points as we settle in here. it was down more than that earlier. nasdaq, meantime doing much better today. in fact on pace, to lauren's point for the best january in 30 years. the nasdaq closing up by 1.4%. the s&p also higher by 1%. so that is how the markets close but that is just the star of it. all three major averages up two of the past three months with december the obvious exception. good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." melissa is off today. we have a lot to do. amazon earnings, we'll have that

connell: i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell." s&p 500 fighting for gains here in the session. settling in just about flat, with the nasdaq down by 14 points, ending the week up 3.4%, however. more on some big market movers in a moment. first here is what is new at this hour. it is the first payday without a paycheck for 800,000 federal workers across the country. the partial government shutdown only hours away now from becoming the longest in u.s. history. just moments ago president trump revealing he will not declare a national emergency, at least not right now. we're live at the white house and on capitol hill with the latest on all of that. plus the president wrapping up a roundtable discussion with state and local officials on border security. among our guests this hour, leslie rutledge, arkansas attorney general who attended that meeting with the president today. and steve forbes will be on the, forbes media chairman, david sullivan, eu ambassador to the united states ahead of a crucial vote on "brexit" next week. melissa: b

connell: no doubt. china, china, china. we're all over apple but also today pfizer united technologies and 3m helping to lead the dow higher even with other major averages down and gerri willis with your recap from the new york stock exchange. gerri. >> hey there, connell. that's right it is watch and wait, watch and wait for apple earnings. everybody on the sidelines been back and forth over that midpoint positive and negative. also it is about u.s.-china trade talks. why you see united technologies, caterpillar, 3m, dow dupont, really led the way higher. we're barely higher here. 51 points up on the dow. also tech stocks weighing on nasdaq. that is the other big story of the day. nvidia missing earnings. we watched that stock, down dramatically. we're seeing 4.6%. facebook down, amazon down. microsoft ahead of earnings here. of course all with bated breath for apple earnings. we'll talk to you about hog, harley-davidson. this was a miss on both the top and bottom line today. that company coming in at 17 cents a share vers

connell: i'm connell mcshane. here is new this hour. plenty new. the united states government getting one step closer to being open for business but only temporarily. president trump agreeing to a continuing resolution to fund the government until february the 15. one big thing is missing from that though, from the president's perspective. border wall money. didn't get any. border fight is paused but could be far from over. we'll take you live to the white house with details from capitol hill, with reaction from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. we're talking to forbes media chairman, steve forbes about the economic impact from the shutdown. susan: let's get back to the markets. a positive session to cap off the week. the dow ending in positive territory for the fifth street week. let's get to gerri willis standing by on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri. >> what a day today. the president's speech taking 65 points off the dow. it was up 306 points. now just up over 175. s&p five up 21. the dow is up five weeks in a row for the lo

connell, go ahead. connell: as we await for sarah sanders in the white house briefing room, on capitol hill, members of the house sworn in for the 116th congress. remember, it is day 13. we have kristina partsinevelos who is live on capitol hill with the latest. kristina. >> that was definitely a theme here amongst lawmakers on capitol hill, working together, bipartisanship. you heard that quite a bit in a lot of speeches including nancy pelosi's. go over big events we saw today. nancy pelosi elected 220 votes out of possible 430 votes. 18 defectors saying no, or writing present. rules proposal put forward. some of these rules the democrats put forward to modernize the congress as they say. some has to do with new names of committees. a three-day rule to vote on legislation. obamacare provisions, even what you should be wearing on the floor, the list goes on. there are many records that have been hit today. the fact there are more than 100 women sworn into the house, including amongst those women, you h

connell?'s not exactly clear what that would mean; right? >> right we're not sure with his twitter feed. it's pretty obvious the president has had discussions with the governor and look agent the forest management issues here and -- and looking at the forest management issues here and he doesn't think they are doing enough. >> we will continue to follow it. thank you. >>> meanwhile we keep watching this shutdown in washington -- partial shutdown government stand off wall disaster -- >> i know, it is not fun. >> disaster, you hit on it. doug schoen might be right, the emergency declaration might be the play politically. we will see if that happens. >> in the meantime maybe they will sort it out on bulls & bears which starts right now. david: the shutdown showdown reaching a boiling point on day 19, fireworks in key meeting with president and top congressional leaders of both parties. we are live at the white house with the very latest. i'm david asman thanks for joining us today. joining me is

connell: okay. melissa: of 8.9 million. connell: that is light, right? melissa: that is light as well. q4 global streaming 8.84 for q4 global streaming. 8.84 is quite light. connell: we thought that would be 9.2. what do you think, jack hough? >> ned additions only thing that matters. people don't care about the revenue. on core service they went up to 13 bucks a month. people done surveys, they will pay couple more than that, $15 change. not until you get higher you would think running into headwinds on subscriber growth. you have to have blowout subscriber growth ahead of additional revenue ahead of the price hikes down the road. connell: the stock is not getting killed. melissa: just to clarify, the ned additions seeing going forward for the next quarter. that number was supposed to be 9.4 million. connell: that was also light. all those numbers are a little bit below expectations. it is interesting, dominic, you can weigh on this, jack getting to a certain point as well, we all had the discussion about a lot of people love their netflix subscription.

connell: i'm connell mcshane. all the days you want to ring the bell. here is what is new at this hour. the shutdown fight intensifying. the back and forth between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi escalating to new levels. questions surrounding the super bowl as the government shutdown enters the fourth week. we're live at the white house with the latest details. second summit on the book. president trump sitting down with north korea's lead negotiator in the oval office, for an hour 1/2 today. what it means for the next sit-down between the president and kim jong-un and rogue nation's path towards dedenuclearization. a blockbuster storm heading east. 40 inches of know could fall in some places epic chill for 200 americans. when and where the storm is expected to strike. melissa: back to the markets. outlook on trade driving stocks higher. edward lawrence live in d.c. with the details. edward? reporter: melissa, markets surging there could be de-escalation of the on the trade war. chinese leaking a plan to spend one trillion dollars six ye

connell? connell: mike emanuel on capitol hill.blican senator john hoeven from north dakota is involved in the negotiations as a member of the senate appropriations committee and he joins us now. what is your take? what was it like today? what is the tone like? >> melissa, i thought it was good. everybody talked about the need for strong border security. so that's good. now the components go into that are people, technology, and a border barrier. different people emphasized different aspects of that. but what we need all three. my recommendation is we get the customs, border protection professionals in there, border patrol professionals, have them present to us exactly what they need so that we have the best possible package for border security. melissa: what is likelihood that will happen, somebody comes in to give a presentation? did anybody offer that? >> i pushed very hard at the meeting. i think we'll do it. i talked to chairman shelby afterwards. we'll make the request to do that i'm hopeful that will happen. melissa: is ther

connell. connell: edward lawrence in washington. melissa: let's go to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. say good-bye to correction territory, gerri. at least for now. >> for now, you've got that right. we had a big selloff in december. we see the dow and s&p exiting correction territory. the dow had to be up some 93 points to get out. it is. it is up 121. s&pfy hundred only had to be up one and a quarter to get out. hope it stays. other news hitting headlines. ford cutting thousands of jobs in europe. thousands of jobs. they employ 53,000 people there. why? tougher emissions standards, global slowdown led by china, slump in demand for diesel vehicles. if you remember at end of november, gm would cut 14,000 jobs. this is happening at ford as well. big story, retail taking a hit. macy's having the biggest selloff in 18 years. pardon me, in a decade. the stock down 18%. the company had disappointing sales in the december, yes the christmas season. not good news there. and they also lowered their forecast for the

connell, melissa. connell: nobody knows nothing. blake what a day again. blake as the government remains shut down. edward lawrence on the hill. all you can do, you're right, is chuckle. what is reaction up there? >> day 33, deadlocked. republicans and democrat still talking past one another. right now the house is in process of passing six bills again to reopen the government. these are the same six bills they passed early on in january, still under this government shutdown. they are going nowhere in the senate. now in the senate tomorrow there is going to be two votes. one on the republican plan, one on the democratic plan. >> i can't believe that the bulk of our democratic colleagues really see opposing the president as more important, more important to their constituents than restoring full government function, paying our federal employees, securing the border, and more certainty for the daca population. reporter: the republican plan would reopen the federal post allowing $5.7 billion for a border wall but also have concessions in it. the extension of,

connell: big time. that said, the dow soaring during the final minutes of trading, ending the session fairly close to session highs. snapping a two-day losing streak. up 150 points as we settle in. s&p 500 in the green. nasdaq up. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the big market movers but here is what is new at this hour. >>> crushing defeat for theresa may. the british parliament rejecting the prime minister's proposed deal on brexit. now the opposition is calling for a no vote of confidence in her government. this is happening two months before britain's planned exit from the european union. we're live in london with with e latest. >> shoe back on capitol hill the confirm hearing for william barr is underway. how the attorney general nominee is responding to questions from lawmakers. >>> refusing to come to the table. house lawmakers refusing to discuss the shut down at white house as the shutdown reaches day 25. exclusive interview with kevin hassett, white house cou

connell: i'm connell mcshane. a last few seconds we settled in, we got a lot of that back, for whatever it is worth. tech-heavy nasdaq to the downside by nearly 2%, snapping a four-day winning streak. more on some big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. >>> your move, nancy pelosi. sources telling fox news the white house is planning to move ahead with president trump's state of the union address next week but the location, that part might be up to the speaker. on capitol hill the senate is preparing to vote on the president's proposal to end the partial government shutdown. top democrats not expected to support it. if it fails, lawmakers from what we understand are still working on what might end up being plan b or c, or d, whatever. melissa: whatever letter. connell: and you never use social media because of privacy concerns? well it turns out your information still could be at risk. melissa: what? connell: we'll tell you why, how to protect yourself coming up. melissa: basically stayed away from it

connell: i'm connell mcshane. welcome to after the bell . melissa: house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer. they will deliver the democrats response to the president's speech. no word if they're fighting over the mic we have latest on prime time showdown. president trump taking aim at federal reserve again. his new message for jerome powell. health care for all, what could possibly go wrong. one major u.s. city planning to spend $100 million for people without health insurance, including undocumented immigrants. i wonder who will pay for that? i think it is connell. connell: yes, i will pick up the tab for that and more. dow ending in the green for third day in a row. gerri willis from the floor of the new york stock exchange. pretty nice rally, gerri. >> that is nice. pretty nice rally. we went negative briefly on dow. we are ending little higher than we started the day. ending up 256 points on the dow. tim cook told media he was optimistic about trade talks. media is time. boeing shares higher as well on trade t

connell. connell: interesting. one company meantime is staying open for business.ook at the sears stock price today, absolutely soaring, look at that after billionaire investor chairman of the company eddie lampert prevailed in a bankruptcy auction, takeover bid of more than five billion dollars. so sears lives on. the deal will keep the struggling department store chain shutting all remaining stores. that leaves up to 450 stores open and sears. melissa: congresswoman manages even waters laying out a new agenda for the house financial services committee. her warning for wall street next. >>> how president trump's attorney general nominee could impact some of tech's biggest players. ♪ re. ♪ liberty mutual has just announced that they can customize your car insurance so that you only pay for what you need. this is phoebe buckley, on location. uh... thanks, phoebe. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ our grandparents checked zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer ho

connell: we'll take it. melissa: we'll take it. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 and tech-heavy nasdaq with green finishes as well. nasdaq up 1.25%, 85 points. we'll have more on big market moves. here is what is new this hour. preparing to address the nation, president trump will speak directly to the american people tomorrow night, just ahead of a visit to the southern border where he will meet with officials on the front lines there. the partial government shutdown is now in its third week. lawmakers don't appear any closer to a deal. the president says he is considering declaring a national emergency, which he says would allow him to act without congressional approval but there are legal questions about how all that might play out. >>> plus hoping to bridge the divide. a new round of talks indeed is underway between the u.s. and china. we'll have latest on the talks as we know them from the white house. our guests include ken paxton, texas attorney general, dan henninger, from "wall street journal" and guy

connell: i saw you at the beginning of the show. melissa: i like that. connell: connell mcshane.his is "after the bell." fears after global slow down as wall street waiting for the opening bell tomorrow. here is what is knew this hour. the senate could vote this week on when president trump is calling a compromise to reopen the government. it has been 31 days since the beginning of the longest shut down in federal history. hundreds of thousands of federal employees set to miss their second paycheck this coming friday. pressure is on both lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, to come up with a solution to end the stalemate. >>> plus growing concern at the airport. tsa absences are now hitting a record high. what it could mean for you and our nation's security. >>> it's a little cold outside. melissa: it really is. it really is. connell: even for january. we say it is cold in winter. cold for winter. latest coming up when we see a break from the arctic blast causing record low temperatures pretty much nationwide. melissa: we're not just whining here. it is real. putting an offer on

connell: what a mess., from "the wall street journal," editorial page deputy editor and dan is also a fox news contributor. we also talk about our own politics that way, dan, but it is theirs. ash put it succinctly, you have the theresa may deal, no deal or no "brexit" at all, i guess those are the three choices, a, b, or c? >> here i am the specialist on messes. connell: that's right. >> we'll sort our way through this i think, you know, probably they will simply grind forward with this. you know, brexit seems to be going on forever but you think back several years, connell. we had the greek debt crisis. we thought then that would destroy the european union. they simply kept going forward until they -- connell: delay, delay, delay? >> delay, delay, and i think that is what will happen here. problem i let eu will give them a extension on the march 29th deadline. one of the elements not mentioned here, the eu seems not intransigent but tough holding the line on compromise it made with the eu. you have this

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connell: the stock is running up ahead of the numbers.of the amazon numbers and the options market is pricing in a pretty big move tomorrow, a larger than normal move, if you will, of over 6%. normally on average the stock moves about 4% up or down the day after it reports earnings. so if you're right, if you look at it and amazon is expect toed have its cloud business go up in revenue by 42% and you are comparing it to microsoft, you are saying that was 48%, what's a good number, what's a whisper number there. charles: got to be mid 40s. i don't think it has to beat but it has to be in the mid 40s. i will say this. december 24th, christmas eve, the stock went all the way down to 1343. it made a remarkable comeback. last time they reported, it crushed. see where it is right now? if it is a good number and wall street likes it, we will see a massive breakout, technical breakout, and you will have people talking about probably the stock retesting the all-time high. again, i think they have to beat, the $7.3 billion number on cloud will prob

connell: interesting to see the stock off the lows by the end of the day. kristina partsinevelos. melissa: panel, scott, what do you think? there are a lot of people talk about facebook being dead money at this point, between this kind of regulatory headwind, the fact only people's grandparents are regular users what do you think? >> everybody else is using instagram including myself. everybody is cool then i guess. here is the thing. kparts mentioned it, record fine, a funny name or term to use because that is probably, facebook is going to make probably in q4 $16 billion. looks to me, whatever this record fine is, let's say $100 million probably doesn't really matter. what is funny the ftc is definitely sharpening their teeth here. they have other companies probably in their sites. google as well down the road. this probably isn't the end of the road what they're doing as far as privacy fines.

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i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."ig market movers but first here is what is brand new at this hour. the state of the union is one week from tonight as congress scrambles to strike a deal. a group of bipartisan lawmakers are set to meet tom

connell: i saw you at the beginning of the show. melissa: i like that. connell: connell mcshane.the bell." fears after global slow down as wall street waiting for the

white house said f what should investors doo all stars from the fox business network, deirdre and connelll, on this note kevin what's economic advisor said that there will be more pain coming out of china for american companies. at least he was being frank -- >> take away the speculation otherwise doing a segment about i wonder other companies will have a issue and those at the white house saying as much i guess we should assume they will.h apple report was interesting because part of it was i think apple centric and issues that company has been having and will continue to have. but the other part was kind of transparency into china we complain all of the time about how economic data we get out of that krpght may not be reliable. we have to assume that numbers that a physical is -- projecting would be more reliable than the numbers we get from chinese government so let's watch other companies. starbucks is a good example where apple is challenged with inbuy and huawei and starbucks is coffee is one of the china that challenged starbucks built a starbucks location in big cities in china li

connell: not bad. melissa: i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane.e bell." pretty much everything we said this time yesterday, try the opposite. the nasdaq up by 275 points.

connell: close the market. connell: get out of here melissa: i'm melissa francis.it didn't go well. i'm connell mcshane. this is after the bell. still higher. dow up 89. nasdaq higher

connell: we'll take it. melissa: we'll take it. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane.d to be with you. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 and tech-heavy nasdaq with green finishes as well. nasdaq up 1.25%, 85 points. we'll have more on big market moves. here is what is new this hour. preparing to address the nation, president trump will speak directly to the american people tomorrow night, justhe

connell: huge hour ahead with stocks soaring.ed promised to leave interest rates unchanged and patience. we love patience. the dow ending the day up by 437, almost 438 points as we settle in here above the 25,000 mark which is a big ol' round number for you. melissa: all right. connell: s&p, nasdaq closing in positive territory first time in three days. nasdaq up 2.2%. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: we'll take it. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but first here is what is new this hour.

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell."way from netflix earnings, results that could move markets tomorrow but here's what is new right now. grounded, president trump firing back at nancy pelosi canceling thing how

i will say take that to connell mcshane and melissa francis. connell: thank you, lauren.e close. green on wall street all three major averages ending in positive territory. five days in a row we've been positive on market. jay powell saying he sees no recession in sight as far as he sees, prolonged concerns about the government shutdown and impact on economy but overall seems like a positive. the dow closing higher, settle ising up 118 points. correction territory as lauren talked about, very nice. closing, doesn't look like it will settle above 24,000, but just about. good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane. >> i'm melissa francis this

connell: i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell."ing for gains here in the session. settling in just about flat, with the nasdaq down by 14 points, ending the week up 3.4%, however. more on some big market movers in a moment. first here is what is new at this hour. it is the first

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."at is new at this hour. living another day, british prime minister theresa may surviving a vote of no confidence in her government one day after bruising defeat over her brexit plan but the victory may be short-lived

connell: big time.hat said, the dow soaring during the final minutes of trading, ending the session fairly close to session highs. snapping a two-day losing streak. up 150 points as we settle in. s&p 500 in the green. nasdaq up. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the big market movers but here is what is new at this hour. >>> crushing defeat for theresa may. the british parliament rejecting the prime minister's

the climate is changing it's getting warmer and there are going to be more and more places waiting connel wrote produced no problems we have to fix that some the white to do that is to use the modern genetic modification methods to make better crawl it is a lot safer than anything we've done by traditional genetic modification you take one gene you know exactly what it is you put it into another plant to come out exactly where it's gone i think we will be able to provide enough food for people by twenty fifty if we can make crops the who grow and send the arid conditions this will lead to eat a much greater stability in the food supply that we have at the moment.

and ends the government shutdown the senate leadership,, connell has agreed to bring this bill to the floor on tuesday. congress will begin its work. really what the president did over the last month and notably over the last two weeks was direct our team to meet with rank-and-file democrats.to find out what they were looking for. you know the legislative process traditionally is republicans would offer their solutions, democrats would offer amendments. but the president said look, we want to put it all on the table. in a very real sense, what president trump did is he set the table for a deal that will address the crisis on our board. to secure our border and give us a pathway. >>chris: as you well know, house democrats rejected the president's plan before he even offered it. speaker pelosi called it a quote, nonstarter. i wanted to point out their specific objection but they say it doesn't reopen the government first which they insist on. they say doesn't provide permanent protection for the dreamers and the tps refugees. it's only three years. and they say the full funding the pres

connell: now down 640-point. we will see you. david: breaking news president trump making a surprise appearance at the white house press briefing room moments ago pushing for portable funding is the new democrat congress takes over and going into 13th day of government shutdown. spirit. president trump: without a wall you cannot have border security. call it what you will but without a wall you cannot have border security. it won't work. you see what's been put out on social media for thousands of people arresting the border. having the drones fly overhead and no one knows much more about technology this type of technology than i do. having drones and various other forms of sensors they are all fine but they will not stop the problems that this country has. we never had more people wanting to come to the united states and it has to do with the economy and other things. we are doing great as a country. david: this is bold and bears. thank you for joining us. i'm david asman. the president is the pricing anywhere and it's the first