connell, back to you. connell: gerri, a lot of stuff. we'll see if we close above it. >>> busy day at the white house as well. the president is likely to take executive action over the census citizenship question. but that is not it. he is also hold social media summit of his amid complaint from conservatives of censorship on some social media platforms. let's go to blake burman at the white house, he puts it all together for us. blake? >> let's start with the census. a senior white house official told me earlier today that an executive action or executive actions is likely what we're expecting from the president later this afternoon. we still do not have any details from the white house though, any specifics really, what those actions may or may not be. though we can tell you that attorney general bill barr is expected to be in attendance for this event later today. here is where everything stands with the census right now the 2020 census is being printed. it is being printed though without the citizenship question on it which is what p

take that, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane, i'm filling in for neil. welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast." s&p looks like if it holds the gains it can close above the 3,000 mark for the first time ever. if you look at tech stocks, the nasdaq is on pace for what would be a 7th record close so far this year. one thing both political parties think could pose danger ahead. we'll talk about that. soon facebook be treated like a bank. ed isly the president picked up what facebook is looking at. he has a proposal of his own coming up as well. >>> first to the story that broke earlier today in washington, the embattled labor secretary alex acosta from stepping down from his position in president trump's cabinet. blake burman live at the white house with the latest on that. reporter: connell, the timeline fairly quick when you look how it unfolded last week. on saturday the feds took jeffrey epstein into authority. the southern district of new york laid out its case, the newest charges they presented against epstein. that forced labor secretary alex acosta to go

connell: what?eyond meat plans to launch fake bacon and fake steak in addition to other meat alternatives. the company is targeting those who eat meat but don't like to eat too much of it. you like a juicy thick steak? connell: i don't know anything about this. i was reading a little bit about like the business side of it earlier because i don't have a personal interest which is fine and people do, it's their personal preference but there's a lot of room for growth. this is a huge industry now. if you think about the market for regular meat, that's fairly mature. lauren: another high today. connell: dunkin' getting involved with this beyond meat. crazy. lauren: it ipo'ed at $25. connell: watch alphabet and amazon tomorrow. those will be the big movers along with intel. thank you for joining us. "bulls & bears" starts right now. david: we got a tale of two tech giants here. look at shares of amazon and google's parent alphabet, moving in very different directions after hours. amazon down more than 2%

connell: i'm sure you do.nell: emily, thanks for coming on with us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. melissa: a lot of walking. connell: that is, 16 miles. that would be a lot in a month. >> yeah. travelers on edge. new warning after linking tainted alcohol to at least 19 deaths at a popular vacation destination. so how capture rifts know what's safe? we're breaking it down, what is going on. that is next. >>> dangerous temperatures leaving thousands in the dark. mayor de blasio is taking aim at con edison for outages across new york city. ♪ limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ connell: tensions escalating in san juan. hundreds of thousands taking to the streets in what is expected to be the largest protest in the history of puerto rico. fox news correspondent bryan llenas in the middle of it all. he is live from s

connell: anywhere.ven it, how does it compare if you have seen it to some of these other cars? >> it will be a couple months before anyone gets to drive this one. just looking at it, you can this will be much better performer. connell: they get a good job with it? >> absolutely. connell: that is interesting, at the price point especially, if they can, i always think chevy wouldn't like to hear it, i think corvette as midlife crisis car, that fair? >> that is exactly the image they have had a long time. people moving away from that. they buy cars from import brands. saying you know what? we're doing something completely new. something wrung people will be able to enjoy as well as traditional customers. it is practical. it es is at the right price point. whether the old time boy buyers move over to this or start buying camaros instead. it has reinvigorated this car. connell: we'll talk to you when you get a chance to drive it as you always do. gary, good to see you. melissa: definitely come back. you reme

connell: right.d she sees that stepping out doing something that seems like you're flying in the face of conventional wisdom, taking a stand, that is profitable in the long term that it makes you more marketable in terms of nike endorsing her, you know, loving what she is doing in terms of standing up to the president, et cetera. connell: there are two sides to the colin kaepernick thing. you can say he benefited, he is still making commercials. melissa: right. connell: but he doesn't have a career anymore. cobe playing football, making more money. that is longer discussion. melissa: then we would have to talk about his athletic ability. i don't know if he was the quarterback everybody expected. connell: he would be a quarterback. he is definitely not playing because of this, for whatever it is worth. he still making money from nike. >> won a lawsuit. connell: he will get some of that. melissa: farmers looking for a way to get back on track as the trade war with china continues to hit the nation's he

connell: i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." president trump leaves for north carolina. shows no backing down from four freshmen congresswoman. >>> bernie sanders is about to outline his "medicare for all" proposal. he is doing so at george washington university. if he has any suggestions at all how to pay for it. >>> a heat wave expected to hit 2/3 of the country. what you need to know about that. if the city's power grid following massive black out here in new york city. melissa: fox business team coverage. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman live at the white house. deirdre bolton at the newsroom with netflix earnings. i see some numbers crosses here on dow jones. i think we'll get to those as soon as possible. sorry? let's go to deirdre bolton right now with those numbers. deirdre. >> taking a look at netflix. 60 cents a share. that's a clear beat what analysts were expecting at 60 cents a share. if you look at revenue, want to be kind with netflix, say exactly in line. if you want to be critical,

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connell: i'm connell mcshane and this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 at a record high here second day in a row, up nine point on the day. as for the nasdaq, five straight up days for the nasdaq composite up 17. we'll call it 18 point today. oil, the big story. look at a drop for oil. 4 1/2% on the day to the downside. melissa: i knew they couldn't hold up to the upward move. not going to happen. connell: 56.38. forget about $30 for now. we'll talk all about the big market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour. brand new numbers from president trump's 2020 campaign. massive fund-raising haul as the top democratic fund-raisers start to lose some steam. the latest on the race for the white house. >>> plus the president sounding the alarm about the rise of homelessness in the united states. the commander-in-chief's pledge to maintain our cities, how we should address the real cause of the crisis. >>> right now, how about this, a total solar eclipse. melissa: getting closer. connell: starting to completely brock -- block out the sun. s

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connell? connell: edward lawrence at white house. melissa: semiconductor stocks surging today following the restart of trade talks. let's go to gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. hey, gerri. reporter: melissa, chip stocks really surging here. qualcomm, micron surging. stock inex-up 2.5%. why? president tweeting this at the request of high-tech companies and president xi i agreed to allow chinese company huawei to buy products from them that will not affect national security. people in washington are debating this whether it's a good idea, bad idea. wall street thinks of the stocks moving higher. intel started higher, had a hiccup and fell also higher. another stock doing well in the wake of the weekend's news. apple shares, trading higher, very well indeed. wedbush analyst dan ives says apple is the biggest of the g20 winners. apple relies on china for 20% of sales. big news for apple. meanwhile we're following a story out of menlo park, california. a bag there found in the mailroom facility of facebook, highly toxic s

connell? connell: garrett tenney in washington for us.meantime, the justice department began releasing more than 3,000 inmates on friday. this all part of the first step act. it's the biggest mass release yet under the prison reform law which was passed by the congress last year. the bill makes it easier for inmates to get credit towards an early release for good behavior. most of the prisoners were convicted of drug-related offenses. ♪ ♪ connell: 50 years ago today history was made in space as apollo 11 landed on the moon. neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon. the historic event changed the future of space exploration, and buzz aldrin -- who was right behind armstrong that day -- reflected on the moment earlier today. >> it was a magnificent tribute to all of humanity and especially to united states. to be able to carry out this sort of a challenge. and yet as i looked around, nothing could be more desolate than the moon. connell: casey e -- casey steagall live at the johnson space center with more on what has been

connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow ending up about 26, 27 points. certainly off session highs. we were up 83. at the highs of the session. we're looking at s&p 500 as we get closer to the finish today. see if we get a record. not to be, down by five points. nasdaq also lower, down by 37 points. we'll talk all of that. detail on big market movers ahead. here is what is new at this hour. connell: white house hopeful kamala harris is introducing proposal for "medicare for all"? round two of their debates. the difference is between the plans and what it means for the health care, if you can actually keep your doctor. plus iran, vowing to restart nuclear activity since the rogue regime releases new video of the revolutionary guard interacting with a british strait of hormuz. new security lines at the airport. how you might beat the crowds, but it will come at a price. >> we're just hours away from u.s. china trade negotiations resuming in shanghai. while president trump renews attacks on federal reserve. which says it isn't doing u.s. favors with any tal

connell: right. that is the argument zuckerberg is making, todd not only with libra but i guess whatsapp to some degree and messenger, and now this is the new branding of this company ironically, whatever word you want to use, about the concerns about facebook and privacy, trying to make that its own brand. do you buy it? >> no, i don't buy it. i don't buy their libra either. i think that libra is, you have already seen that they're looking to have it partially regulated. the whole key to the cryptocurrency world is that it is unregulated and only products that are truly determined by real price discovery where buyers and sellers meet that trades 24 hours a day. the first time, when you start bringing in the name regulators and regulating a currency you're back into the same garbage we're in now -- connell: we have more breaking news. we'll get back to facebook but we have another big american company, just reporting its numbers. ford second quarter results just out. jeff flock with those figures for

perfect for connell. connell: thanks for joining us.tarts right now. >>> breaking news. shares of tech giant microsoft climbing nearly 1.5% in reaction to its fourth quarter earnings report just released in this last hour. we will have all the details and the numbers you need to know coming up. >>> a vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. frankly, the destruction of our country. lauren: president trump slamming progressive democrats in the 2020 field and sounding the alarm on what he's calling the rise of radical socialism.

connell: i'm connell mcshane. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also ending in negative territory today. s&p down about 8. nasdaq down nearly 20 points. more on all the big market movers, looking ahead to apple. first here is what is new at this hour? strong warning for china, president trump's latest message to beijing as face-to-face negotiations are underway once again. we have details on that from the white house. >>> plus the second round of democratic debates kicks off hours from now. the stage is set in detroit. senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are preparing to square off along with eight other rivals. we'll have a previous view from both sides of the aisle coming up in this hour. the communications director for the democratic national committee will join us. so will caylee mcenany for the trump campaign will join us. how parents are working around the system to secure their parents best options. susan: negotiators from both sides resumed discussions in shanghai. let's get to fox business's blake burman live at the white house with the very latest. blake? reporter: the

connell, back to you. connell: steve, thanks.we'll head to the track the storm with adam klotz in the october weather center. reporter: this is likely making landfall early tomorrow morning likely strengthening a little bit. the story won't be wind speeds. it may head up to hurricane one status. the legacy of this storm will be the water that comes along with it. this is our satellite and radar seeing some signs of these outer bands of showers hitting coastline from louisiana, running back to the florida panhandle. winds are picking up also. we just saw that, some spots getting 30 to 40 mile-an-hour gusts at this point. those will only increase into the overnight hours. that wind is pushing up the surf, storm surge could be a big part of the story. three to six feet along the lose lose -- louisiana coast. four feet in biloxi causing damaging to the coastal communities. big area into mississippi this is flood watches and warnings. the missile river has been high for months and months in this region. the center of the country there

connell: all right. we have fox business team coverage of all the day's top stories with gerri willis at the new york stock exchange and blake burman live for us at the white house. blake, let's start it off with you. reporter: hi, there, connell. some of america's largest companies especially in the aerospace field getting the backdrop at the white house as the white house and the president announced new deals with qatar. the president and treasury secretary steve mnuchin presiding over contracts that were executed by qatar airways with boeing, gulf stream and ge. total price tag? not revealed today though the white house says it will include the purchase of five boeing 777 freighters. >> they're investing very heavily in our country. they're creating a lot of jobs. they're buying tremendous apartments of military equipment including planes. it's a transaction that will be purchasing a lot of boeing jets and a lot of money spent in our country. that means a lot of jobs. reporter: president trump earlier

connell? connell: that is the big thing. knew something after the first one, an didn't do enough, boy, a lot more has to be looked into. gradedy, thanks. kristina: chain reaction in america's heartland. u.s. farmers bracing for a tough year ahead, as the ripple affect from the trade war and flooding cripples the midwest. now multiple industries are personning an a ripple effect. we'll speak to one business owner. >>> you might, might be eligible for 125-dollar refund, online scammers are pushing fake websites. how to tell the phony from the real and if you're eligible for the cash. ♪ rade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ connell: we have the tweet we were waiting for, fairly predictable from the president on the fed. he says moment the ago,

connell: good to see you, susan here on a big day. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." we get above 27,000. s&p 3,000, i don't think so. you can't get closer than that. new record for s&p 500. just a fraction below 3,000. it is one that misses out on a new record. we have a lot boeing on. waiting for new comment from president trump at this hour. he is hosting a social media summit at the white house. he is also expected to make announcement of some sort on executive action related to maybe the citizenship question being added or not added to the census anything on either topics we'll bring breaking headlines as soon as we get them. blake burman is there at the white house for us. gerri willis. is fully outfitted down on the floor of the new york stock exchange on record-setting day. hey, gerry. reporter: united health systems was propelled. trump agreed to kill a proposal that would overhaul rebates collected by middlemen in the drug business, between the insurance companies, the drug companies. he is going to kill that. the drug company co

back to you, connell. connell: let's talk about this with foxnews.com columnist liz peek and kaltbaum capital management president gary kaltbaum, both fox news contributors. we had a jump in the market when the news came out this afternoon. i don't know by the fact that these guys are heading to shanghai next week makes it more likely we'll get any deal anytime soon, how do you read it? >> i think you have month and months before a deal gets done but it is good to see but, i don't think china will give away anything at this point in time. it has been, what, 15 month. all we keep hearing they're weaker than us, they have to do something and they haven't. i think all said and done before the election, we'll get a deal done. it will be more after truce. people will feel better about it. connell: gary brings up a interesting point on timing, liz, right before the election we might get a deal done. what about the president's motivation? on one hand there would be motivation to do that if the economy were slowin

connell: "squad" goals.ouse speaker nancy pelosi meeting with fresh man congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the goal was to bury the half chet but, nancy pelosi said there was no-chet. hillary vaughn is at the capitol. reporter: the meeting between top democrat and and and freshman congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez were meeting. >> we had a good meeting. the congresswoman is a very gracious member of congress. we had a positive conversation. like you're in a family. and a family you have your differences but you're still family. we just had a meeting to clear the airport port the morning meeting lasted half an hour. pelosi came out of it moving forward to embrace differences in the party. alexandria ocasio-cortez seems ready to do the same. >> it was a positive meeting, and productive. i think that the speaker respects, you know the fact that we're coming together as a party, that unity and i'm looking forward to us getting back to the summer. reporter: pelosi summarized the face-to-face meeting on tw

hi, connell. connell: hey, liz. know you love this city and they are excited about the game tonight, no doubt about it. who knows, this is an official major league baseball i have been holding today. you know, i couldn't tell you whether it's juiced. some of the pitchers will tell you they can tell just by feeling it there's something different about it, that's why all those home runs are being hit. we talk when we come to a story like this about the business side of whatever an event might be all the time. if you look at baseball from a business perspective, it's interesting, you look at one hand at the revenue, it keeps going up. last year it was over $10 billion. been going up for 16 straight seasons, coming into this one. that's obviously good news. attendance, though, when you average out over all of the teams has been down for six years. that's one of the reasons some people are concerned, is there enough action on the field, are there enough balls in play, too many strikeouts, all to your point, or too many h

connell: how do you know?t just obnoxious tackiness. this is dangerous. it is fundamentally un-american. >> the message is a threat. >> i suspect the threat is to his fellow americans. i hate to say that i think donald trump's styles himself a tyrant. >> more a sign of his just neediness and his insecurity. there is certain silliness about this, well as obnoxiousness. >> critics concerned president is hijacking holiday, putting politics over patriotism, forcing tax payers to foot the bill. >> 4th of july on the national mall has been a tribute to universal american themes. this year by design it will be much more about him. >> for lack of a better word it is very soviet. >> about bolstering himself up, looking like a dictator from another nation. connell: say the same thing about, said same thing every day, just move the topic. they find everything that he does so repulsive and so ridiculous and so overblown. ainsley: shouldn't this be a bipartisan issue? we're celebrating america. connell: in a way we never d

connell: we love all of our viewers. >> equally, right. connell: shorts and our longs.untdown" closer. we're calling him the 14 billion-dollar man. that 14 billion-dollar man says it is time to pump the investment brakes. a bear? david spika? david joins us now. guide stone capital management. he is the president. david, good to see you, what makes you bearish now? >> i don't like that term bearish. i am cautious. i'm more comfortable with that term. connell: sure. >> this market makes no sense, we're hitting all-time high when earnings continue to deteriorate. we have a belief, a magical china trade deal will occur and 100 fed basis points. why has the 10-year yield not risen over the great news this weekend? you know why? the bond market is saying things are not that rosy. the bond market says there are problems. we don't believe what the stock market telling us. connell: 10-year yields barely move. it is 2.02%. this morning at 2.01. stocks are spiking. you're saying there is some type of disconnect there? >> there has been. there has been all year long. last time i w

connell mcshane filling in for jon scott, this is "the fox report." ♪ ♪ connell: this new video showsall boats surrounding the vessel as troops rappel down from a helicopter. the u.k. pledges a robust response, calling the move from iran illegal and destabilizing. it happened just one day after president trump said a u.s. navy ship had destroyed an iranian drone in the very same waterway. retired general jack keane says tehran is in uncharted territory. >> the mistakes they're making, th

connell: i'm connell mcshane. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also ending in negativeri

connell:nell mcshane and this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 at a record high here second day in a row, up nine point on the day. as for the nasdaq, five straight up days for the nasdaq composite up 17. we'll call it 18 point today. oil, the big story. look at a drop for oil. 4 1/2% on the day to the downside. melissa: i knew they couldn't hold up to the upward move. not going to happen. connell:

connell: wow! >>> just don't do it that's what ex nfl quarterback colin kaeper pick reportedly urging -- kenner nick -- kaepernick reportedly urging nike to do it. this would have been a new nike plant that could have created 500 full time jobs in arizona. hi everybody. this is bulls & bears. i'm david asman thank you for joining us today. we have the panel here today. good to see you all. arizona governor making this announcement on twitter, quote, nike has made its decision and now we are making ours. i have ordered the arizona congress authority to withdraw all financial incentive dollars under their discretion that the state was providing for the company to locate here. arizona's economy just fine. it's doing fine without nike. we don't need to suck up to companies that consciously denigrate our nation's history. so question should nike be getting involved in political activism >> absolutely not. nike clearly has the obligation to get a return, profitable for all its stake holders, first the sh

connell: i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." president trump leaves

our own connell mcshane live in cleveland with a preview of the game. connell?rles, good to see you. there is always a lot of excitement about a big event like this. there is this year in cleveland as well. a little bit of a debate has begun or continued here at the all-star game about the future of major league baseball, in some ways about whether you can too much of what ordinarily is considered a good thing. home runs have been flying out of major league baseball stadiums at a record pace this year. there is a debate whether it is because of the ball. i'm holding a official major league baseball in my hand. there is talk about whether there is something different to allow it to fly through the air with even greater amount of ease than in the past. justin verlander, one of the best pitchers, starting the game for the american league may have had waves yesterday at a media event, he said the ball is juiced in his opinion. he called it a joke. i'm cleaning up his language, highly critical of major league baseball. we got a little bit after funny take on the same

ladies and gentlemen representatives of the local international media connell in a sort of it is ben an honor for us course to act as. representing the african union. and the republic of the late if you appear the federal democratic republic of ethiopia it is been on earth to be a latino i see my 2 partners in this defining moment in the modern history of the sudan and this great country. and this. great people. would you know i'm not only me but factory it is time for the sudanese people. to come out of the seeds laid around them and rid itself of poverty and to be cleared from the blacklist the alleged blacklist of terrorism this great people deserve at this defining moment on this history they deserve all appreciation. i give credit only to the negotiating teams. but i would say the entire one body of this a denny's people with its great are made up presented by the transitional military council on the one hand and their brave on iste noble men of the freedom and change forces. i congratulate the sudan i congratulate africa for and i to the if the european. media i would say and s

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connell: a possible breakout of big tech.ompanies reportedly being targeted by the justice department for having too much power, about to report quarterly results. it is any second for amazon and alphabet. we'll bring you those numbers that may move the markets tomorrow as soon as they cross the tape here. good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the

my buddy, after the bell co-host, connell mcshane.visited the headquarters and deirdre bolton on behalf of this i was told told this has got to be in play. >> whether huawei is national security threat part of a trade negotiations, some sort of a bargaining chip in the negotiations. it has been clear pretty much from day one that the president sees it as a bargaining chip. we were at the company, that is what they were hoping for. that is lesser than two evils. we can listen a little bit with executive from huawei. if you're cracking down from us at huawei. be careful what you wish for. they will take a hit as well. we can talk about the subject. here it is. you're saying there could be impact from what the u.s. government is doing on americans? what does that actually look like? >> stopping huawei to impact about relationships for a couple of decades will mean they lost export sales, they can't be picked up by other companies. that estimate is 56 billion. and that 56 billion includes 74,000 jobs. >> that is a study he is citing, what

connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow ending up about 26, 27 points.ession highs. we were up 83. at the highs of the session. we're looking at s&p 500 as we get closer to the finish today. see if we get a record. not to be, down by five points. nasdaq also lower, down by 37

we won't tell connell, what do you think? ashley: don't tell him anything? melissa: here is what is new at this hour. amazon workers on strike. it is prime day but that is not stopping employees at one shipping facility in minnesota, from walking off the job about one hour ago, calling for better working conditions. more job security, higher wages. we are live on the scene with the breaking headlines. >>> a new warning after a massive blackout crippleed heart of new york city. what officials are saying today. how the mayor of the city, who wants to be president by the way is defending himself for being thousands of miles away. >>> the first hurricane of the season to hit the u.s. is making its way north where we are he can track barry's past. residents begin cleanup efforts. ashley: so much to go at. fox business team coverage. jackie deangelis at the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence as always live at white house. susan li at a amazon fulfillment center warehouse in shakopee, minnesota. we begin with you, jackie. reporter: even though these were smal

good to be here on monday, i'm connell mcshane. melissa: we had a fantastic jobs report.ncis. this is "after the bell." we'll have more on the big market movers but here is what is new at this hour. president trump delivering remarks at the white house. the president touting his administration's record on the environment, defying

senate majority leader mitch mc connell has not scheduled a vote. thto require back up paper ballots and requires audits after an election. >>> the top u.s. immigration official says ice agents are ready, poised to deport as many as 1 million undocumented immigrants. >> it's why we knead to do interior -- need to do interior enforcements. ice needs to be enforcing their authorities. >> on friday president trump said he was ready with plans to round up undocumented immigrants. last month officials said they woulding >>> immigration officials are arguing against reports of deplorable conditions in detention center as at the southern border. the acting secretary of homeland security says while this are challenging situations the centers are safe and running well bespite several reports from doctors and lawyers and lawmakers and news agencies about a lack of proper medical care sanitation and food. >>> time is 4:08, in the bay area, the ghost ship warehouse trial begins today. amenna is expected to testify in his own defense. henry lee shows us what to

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connell: comments from fed chairman jerome powell.ng up 70 point, thereabouts, hitting all-time high earlier in the day but failing to end at a record close. nasdaq gets the record. it is sixth record close for the year at 8200 plus. s&p 500 in positive territory as well. very close to a record into the close. it fall as little bit short. good to be with you back in new york, i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." first here is what is new this

connell: a lot to do here. record-setting day on wall street. wait for some of those numbers, one of the biggest names in technology. facebook will report second-quarter earnings any moment right now. we'll bring you those results of course as soon as we get them. plus a lot of other things, what promises to be a very busy hour. i'm condition nell mcshane. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti i'm in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we're waiting results from tesla and ford. let's show you the dow ending the day down 79 points

. >> nancy pelosi is turning up the heat on senate majority leader mitch connell. she met with reporters calling to pass ballot security legislation that cleared the house. the bill called hr 1 provides $600 million to upgrade voting systems and develop a national strategy for combatting interference. they submit 10 years of tax returns. the leader refused tol alive and well in the public and we will make it too hot for him to handle bying this legislation. >> pelosi promised to go after mcconnell and states the gop considers important in the next election. the president's attempt to add a citizenship question is an outrageous attempt to make america white again. >>> the white house is fighting back, defending the border detention centers as outrage grows over the treatment of migrants at the federal detention centers. president trump disputes the claims that they are inhumane. a government watch dog report describes severe overcrowding and filthy conditions. members of congress call it horrifying. >> 15 women with tears coming down their faces as ty running water.

connell: good to see you, susan here on a big day. i'm connell mcshane.o "after the bell." we get above 27,000. s&p 3,000, i don't think so. you can't get closer than that. new record for

connell: provocations from iran hitting the market.uard announced it seized a british oil tanker in the straight straf hormuz. reports are a second tanker followed. the dow closes negative 65 points, turned negative in the final hour. things were stronger earlier. we had pretty good earnings. we had optimism over rate cuts and the rest. we were in the green for most of the session. not at the end of the session. we'll cover it all. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing in negative territory as you can see as well.

[closing bell rings] connell: pretty good for tech.e're higher as the dow had to fight for gains into the close. top administration officials expected to be meeting with tech executives at the white house. the dow is up 17 give or take as we settle n we do end up higher. s&p and the nasdaq ending in positive territory as well. good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane. ainsley: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market move leers. here is what is new at this hour

connell: we should find out in just a few minutes. sorry to cut you off. what the president does on that issue. susan: the market-moving news as well. rates should be coming down. connell: susan, thanks. thanks to everybody for joining us. "bulls & bears" starts right now. david: wow. winning big-time on wall street. in case you missed it, folks, take a look at this. the dow soaring today, closing at a brand new record high and above 27,000 for the very first time ever. thanks to a rally in health care stocks, the s&p 500 also ending at a new record high, just a tick short of 3,000. >>> it is a very busy hour. we've got a lot of breaking news as well. president trump is expected to make a major announcement that could intensify the already heated legal battles over whether to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. this after holding his social media summit. the very latest on all of this coming up. this is "bulls & bears." i'm david asman. joining me on the panel, as we await the president's remarks on the census, liz peek, kristina partsinevelos,

perfect for connell. connell: thanks for joining us. "bulls & bears" starts right now. >>> breaking news. shares of tech giant microsoft climbing nearly 1.5% in reaction to its fourth quarter earnings report just released in this last hour. we will have all the details and the numbers you need to know coming up. >>> a vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. frankly, the destruction of our country. lauren: president trump slamming progressive democrats in the 2020 field and sounding the alarm on what he's calling the rise of radical socialism. with some moderates like former vice president joe biden and othe others, arguing they are moving further to the left. is there truth in what trump is saying? i'm kristina partsinevelos. joining me from the panel today, jonathan hoenig, john burnett, gary kaltbaum and zachary carabell. do you think the president's right or is this really just about political polarization? >> well, the whole country has moved to the left. t