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hey, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane. hey there, melissa. welcome, everybody, to "after the bell." nice to be with you. nice close into the highs of the session. we'll talk all about that. the president in wisconsin, we have fox business team coverage set off the bat with grady trimble on the ground in kenosha, jackie deangelis in new york following markets for us and edward lawrence in d.c. grady, we heard from the president at the roundtable. you're on the move from the outside. what is the latest from kenosha? reporter: a lot of supporters for the president were here this afternoon and got a glimpse of him as his motorcade went by. they largely thinned out, is a handful of protesters here in the park as well as at the courthouse. this is the backdrop to the president's visit today. he toured the damage, met with local business owners, several of whom lost everything in the rioting of last week. he also had that roundtable with law enforcement officials. he thanked them for their help. he offered help to other cities like portland and anno

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connell: right. and it is interesting because the company that is now involved in this partnership, and again, not outright buying tiktok is run by a guy named larry ellison, there are not many, when you think about the big tech ceos who are publicly known to support president trump, but larry ellison is one of the guys who does. he held a fund-raiser for him. i wonder how that might play how this ends up? >> yeah. the scarier, the frustrating part part to me, connell the word wonder. we just don't know. ellison is a supporter of trump. the katz, the ceo, the woman who runs the company has been a supporter of the president's and we know that the administration isn't thrilled with google for a variety of reasons. but that is really all we know. we're just speculating here. sure looks like the administration is going with a company it feels more comfortable with which is sort of a way crazy way to think about the american government or american businesses doing business. connell: what about oracle's po

i bet you do too, connell. connell: absolutely. we, we're on the ground here in the state of ohio and we'll continue our coverage, speaking to the voters about what they think is important, what they're looking for in the debate this evening. in addition to that, amy coney barrett, making her first appearance on capitol hill meeting with republican senators a couple weeks before her confirmation hearings are set to begin. we'll have the republican senator from this state rob portman joining us talking about the supreme court fight and much more. stick around, we'll be back. "after the bell" is live from the state of ohio. ♪. searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva can get rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. ♪ you know limu,g after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why libe

hey, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane. hey, melissa, we start instead of focusing on markets and wall street and with blake burman as we come out of that announcement at the white house. he is there live and, you know, it was interesting, blake, because the president was asked right off the bat as we were joining it whether he misled the public and essentially he said yes, i did but it was, as melissa points out in his view to prevent panic. take it from there. reporter: 18 different interviews president trump gave on the record taped to bob woodward. absolutely no dispute what was said on the tapes. president said it. some have been published. we'll get to see and hear potentially more of it in coming days as bob woodward's book is soon to be released. in one of those interviews on march 19th, is talking to bob woodward about the preeminent issue of that issue at that time, covid-19 and everything going on then. the president in that interview acknowledged he was purposely downplaying covid-19 threat. listen here to part

connell. connell: what a monday indeed. i'm connell mcshane. well tom to "after the bell," everybody. we'll see how the nasdaq settles. it is just about at that level right now. look at big tech titans, microsoft, amazon, alphabet, facebook, apple, all those individual stocks down significantly today. apple down nearly 7%. apple's market cap falling below the two trillion dollar milestone as well. on top of that, it is the worst day for oil in three months, sliding to the lowest level since june. we'll cover all angles of this. fox business team coverage, blake burman at the white house, gerri willis and edward lawrence standing by with their reporting. we begin market panel, carol roth and gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management a fox news contributor. let me start, gary, with the big rotation out of the big cap momentum stocks, particularly technology, the last three sessions i guess and it continued in a big way today. so where do you see all of this going? >> well, look, the only thing more overdue than a correction in technology is if m

connell. connell: looks a lot better. i'm connell mcshane welcome to "after the bell." the dow snapping a three-day losing streak today, it is now the end of what had been a four-day down streak both for the s&p and for the nasdaq as the fed pledges to keep on supporting the economic recovery. so bounceback indeed. we'll talk about it with fox business team coverage. edward lawrence reporting from washington. gerri willis is watching the market action. blake burman from the white house as well. but, gerri, we start with you. reporter: what a difference a day makes, right? a major turn around for the markets. the dow on pace to snap a three-day losing streak. the s&p and nasdaq on pace to snap a four-day losing streak. the dow up 139. nasdaq up 184. it is all about the technology, my friends. apple, amazon, microsoft, google, facebook all up today. amazon leading those "fang" stocks. why? bernstein upgraded that stock saying the selloff in that stock was a good reason to buy. don't hold back here. what the bernstein analyst had to say. what else is going on? interestingl

connell? connell: now to president trump, melissa expected to hold a news conference sometime around the top of the next hour. meantime blake burman is live at the white house with new information today from the administration on a covid-19 vaccine. blake. reporter: hi, there, connell. we heard from the cdc director robert redfield up on capitol hill today testifying he said no matter when a vaccine gets a green light it, will sake six to nine months on that point to get the country vaccinated this is the timeline redford laid out up on the hill. watch. >> sometime between november and december but very limited supply and we'll have to be prioritized. if you're asking me when it will be generally available to the american public, so we can begin to take advantage of vaccine to get back to our regular life, i think we're probably looking at late second quarter, third quarter, 2021. reporter: that only partly mixes with the message that president trump has been giving as it relates to a vacs see

connell. with he start with fox team coverage, blake burman at the white house. edward lawrence with the latest on covid relief talks an ashley webster is following the markets. ashley, kick it off with you. ashley: why not, million listsa welcome back, connell. hopes for a new come from mize stimulus bill and decent economic data has to be said helped push major markets higher in the session. we lost some steam in the final hour. what about the final minutes? more money came back in even though we know congress continues to wrangle over the relief bill. the dow, s&p, nasdaq finishing the day as you can see on the upside. the dow up 328 points. s&p up nearly 1%. the nasdaq gaining 3/4 of a percent right at the closing bell. not bad. by the way we should mention apple, almost, i say almost reclaimed it is two trillion dollar market value gaining more than well, 1 1/2% in the end, about a buck 1/2 short of that landmark level. we should point out apple is up 27% for the third quarter. not too sh

connell. it's a divided time in politics. one thing people on both sides of the aisle are certain now, they hate big technology companies as you said. there is historical precedence for this. microsoft led the market during the 1990s basically up until the month the federal government instituted the antitrust legislation. it underperformed for a decade. unquestionably investors are looking at history, big tech is the enemy of the government, both sides of the aisle. maybe time to take some gains, cash them in, look for new places to deploy that capital. connell: quick thought, jonathan, what medical list brought up, the second wave of covid and how that affects trading. a lot of it is europe but we'll take later in the show, in terms of cases here in the u.s. as well. >> it is cases but i think more for the economic perspective, connell, it is lockdowns. what prompted the market to fall 30% in march wasn't necessarily the virus, it was the government response. i think that makes it so difficul

connell? connell: all right. have history made in the presidential money race. joe biden's campaign reported a record-shattering fund-raising haul in the month of august. however some new polls out in key swing states could bring cause for concern for the former vice president's campaign. we'll get. >> those numbers next. >>> plus the covid-19 related teacher shortage is growing rapidly. it is forcing one town to scrap in-person instruction all together. six months after stepping away from royal duties, prince harry, meghan markle signed a multiyear production deal for netflix. the couple will produce documentaries, scripted shows, for the streaming platform. we'll be right back. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders. try the cooling, soothing relief of preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. try new soothing relief. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband, and it's already av

connell. connell: good story.t a great story. the time square location is really feeling the heat in new york. they are losing $300,000 every week due to the pandemic. this is huge for olive garden because they bring in $50 million on an average year there and now it is just too thousand $500 and a date which just won't cut it. times square is the best-performing location for the chain in normal times but no tourists, not normal times. melissa: we been there as a show and i can't believe how much money they are losing. it says a lot about the pandemic and maybe they will be back because i love the breadsticks. [laughter] ♪ still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. at that's why we take a takitotal, connected approach to your health and wellness. with medicare plans d

connell, over to you. connell: good enough, melissa. let's talk to mercedes schlapp from the trump campaign while we wait, mercedes, for the president's comments. marine one is on the way to andrews. the president will head to the state of ohio i want to talk to you about. meantime he made comments to reporters at the white house which we'll play back once we have them. ohio, tonight, make sense to pick up what melissa and dan were talking about, this whole idea, joe biden from scranton, donald trump from park avenue or fifth avenue. what is the message in ohio? you know, republicans need ohio to win. is it china? is it, what is the message tonight in ohio? >> look it is a great american comeback. the way we'll do this with president trump's strong economic policies. we've seen it where the president, he has delivered for the people of ohio. where we've seen so many, so many industries come back talking about the u.s. manufacturing industry. the trade deal benefiting not only the automobile sector but farmers and agricultural producers,

connell. connell: huge number. more on the 2020 raves. we are just 47 days away from the election at this point. joe biden holding a town hall tonight in philadelphia after securing the endorsement of the mail handlers union. fox's jackie heinrich live in philly with the former vice president. jackie? reporter: hi, there. well as the biden-harris ticket makes a big push in this union heavy state they are touting an endorsement from the postal mail handlers union. they said their workers have faced direct threats on their livelihood from the trump administration, that follows an endorsement for harris and biden from the letter carriers union last month. so a big push happening in this state. president trump won pennsylvania by 44,000 votes, less than a single percent last section. today biden and harris are doing a multipronged effort to shore up support in different communities. biden is back in his hometown of scranton with a message for the working class. his campaign slammed president trump for tax cuts claiming they benefit corporatio

connell? connell: all right.a bit as the multibillion-dollar debate paying college athletes heats up again. we'll talk to one of the most interesting savers, miami dolphins player christian wilkins. he likes to save his money. we'll talk about the methods. the advice he has for students. >>> plus the latest blow to struggling department stores, amazon unveiling a new shopping experience. there is one major catch. we'll tell you about that. >>> halloween is combing back to universal orlando. the theme park will make two of previously cancel halloween horror nights haunted houses available to visitors starting this weekend. all park goers will be allowed to wear masks. no costume masks allowed. we'll be right back. my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. introducing the all-new 2021 gla suv. of mov♪ ent starting at just $36,230.

hey connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane welcomed "after the bell" everybody, we have been reporting on throughout the week and big tech was back again today, that's what hit the nasdaq, the dow manages with a gang closing out the last trading day of the week and green, the s&p barely. we'll cover it all in the news in addition to the markets with fox business team coverage and our reporter stated by blake burman on the white house northline and lauren simonetti and edward lawrence from washington, we begin with you, this is been a choppy session. >> her reaction was key and i think it's going to continue at least through the election as volatility, we had another session of pretty severe swings, over 300 points from high to low, not only on they're down but also on the nasdaq. and the rally that we had at the open it's baited the close once again because tech reverse gains once again so wayne on they're down, salesforce and apple and the other mega caps stock that has such outsize market caps, t

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i'm grateful for the hard work of my team and that of the attorney michael connell, and his team and the thoughtfulness with which the taylor family and her attorneys worked with us to get to this point. we're now going to hear from la nita baker, an attorney for breonna's estate ms. baker? >> justice for breonna is multilayered what we were able to accomplish today through the civil settlement against the officers is tremendous, but it's only a portion of a single layer. when officers cause the death of an individual it's imperative we seek justice not only in the criminal system, but also in our civil system that's when we hold people financially responsibility it's important to know here a financial settlement was nonnegotiable without significant police reform. that's what we were able to do today. we sought as we went through the negotiations to engage police officers within the community, not just when they're dispatched to runs, but to get out to volunteer in those communities in which they serve, to get to know their communities in other settings, to live within their communi

hey, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane. hey there, melissa.er the bell." nice to be with you. nice close into the highs of the session. we'll talk all about that. the president in wisconsin, we have fox business team coverage set off the bat with grady trimble on the ground in no

hey, connell. connell: hey there, melissa, what a day and what a night i would say.va on the lake in the state of ohio. we're out talking to voters in this key swing state. we'll bring some of that to you throughout the show today. looking at cleveland, ohio, that is where the debate will take place this

ben crump. >> thank you, mayor fischer, attorney michael connell. to the louisville metro counsci, to tamika palmer. as i sit and look at her and bianca, my heart is fill ed because with lonita, sam, and i, we have become like family. and it has been so long getting to this day where we could sure breonna taylor's life wouldn't be swept under the rug like so many other black women in america who have been killed by police. marginalized. so i'm grateful for the actions of the city of louisville today. and it is not just the historic $12 million settlement, which as i understand is the largest amount ever paid out for a black woman in a wrongful death killed by a police in america. and lonita, i believe it may be the largest amount ever paid for a black person in a police shooting. we're still trying to verify that. and it is certainly, tamika, one of the largest amounts ever paid out for any person in the way of settlement in a police killing in america. but the comprehensive reform that the louisville metro council and mayor fischer put forth is equ

take it away connell and melissa. connell: the dow closing above that number 29,000.ce way back in february. s&p 500 and nasdaq both at new highs. it is the second straight record for the s&p. the fourth in a row for the nasdaq. we have a lot going on. all this came on with the report with the cdc telling the states to get ready to distribute a vaccine before election day. that really seemed to help stocks. we'll to through it all for you. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: that would be great news. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." fox business team coverage. susan li

hey connell.m connell mcshane welcomed "after the bell" everybody, we have been reporting on throughout the week and big tech was back again today, that's what hit the nasdaq, the dow manages with a gang closing out the last trading day of the week and green, the s&p barely.

connell: i'm connell mcshane. we're up and down all around on pace for the red. so forth week in a row to the downside. that would mark the longest weekly losing streak in more than a year. 13 months. plenty of perspective coming up throughout

hey, connell. connell: hey there, melissa, happy monday indeed. welcome to "after the bell."he s&p. the nasdaq snapping a two-day losing streak and up almost 2% on the day. we'll talk a lot about it and cover the other big stories with fox business team coverage. blake burman at white house. gerri willis is watching those markets. we start t

connell. connell: looks a lot better. i'm connell mcshane welcome to "after the bell."ow snapping a three-day losing streak today, it is now the end of what had been a four-day down streak both for the s&p and for the nasdaq as the fed pledges to keep on supporting the economic recovery. so bounceback indeed. we'll talk about it with fox business team coverage. edward lawrence reporting from washington. gerri willis is watching the market action. blake burman from the white house as

connell. connell: what a monday indeed. i'm connell mcshane

connell mcshane, melissa francis picking it up right now. connell: that was a rough day.g today. this comes one day after the s&p 500 and the nasdaq closed at record highs. the nasdaq getting hammered, snapping a four-day winning streak in the process. the dow after being down more than 1000 points earlier in the session, closes lower by 800. we'll put it into perspective best we can. thanks for joining us. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: what a rough day. i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." we have fox business team coverage. lauren simonetti is watching today's market selloff. good luck to her. edward lawrence is in washington. let's start with lauren. lauren: i know, it was a rough one.

no amount can change what might connell said then, and it applies even more so now, more so, so much closer we are to an election. an op-ed on february 18, 2016, with senator grassley, leader mcconnell wrote, given that we are in the midst of a presidential election process, we believe the american people should seize the opportunity to weigh in on who they trust to nominate the next person for the lifetime appointment to the courts. in the midst of an election system. in the midst of an election process, february before the election. but now we are not? now these words don'ton apply? does not pass the smell test in anyway. no wonder leader mcconnell was so defensive and his comments. at a press conference on march 1, 2016, leader mcconnell said quote, we will look forward to the american people deciding who they want to make this appointment to their own votes. and on the floor, march 16, 2016, mcconnell said quote our view is this. give the16 people ad, voice and filling the vacancy. that was eight months, more than eight months from eight national election. this is 44 days. the se

i love seeing the rest of the country, connell. connell: yep. melissa: thank you so much for doing that. we look forward to your big show tomorrow. that does it for us on "after the bell." "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. senate republicans are moving at a rapid pace to confirm president trump's choice to be the new supreme court justice. the confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett scheduled to begin two weeks from today. the senate judiciary committee setting october 12th as the date for the beginning of her confirmation hearings. a committee vote scheduled ten days later on october 22nd. senate majority leader membership mcconnell would then schedule a confirmation vote on the full senate floor for barrett, that vote likely to be held just days before election day. that's cutting it close. and while mitch mcconnell is confident he has the votes to confirm the president's choice for the high court, the radical dems are acting like agents of a foreign power rather than members of the loyal oppositio

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: and i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."g off the low of the day. the dow snapping a four-day winning streak as you can see there. the s&p and the nasdaq in the red for the second day. we have fox business team coverage. blake burman is live at the white house, gerri willis is following markets, edward lawrence is in d.c. gerri, we'll kick it off with you.

we're happen to have you back, connell.ith he start with fox team coverage, blake burman at the white house. edward lawrence with the latest on covid relief talks an ashley webster is following the markets.

i am grateful for the hard work of my team, and that of county attorney michael connell and his team and the cooperation and thoughtfulness with which the taylor family and her attorneys work with us to get to this point. we are now going to hear from lanita baker, an attorney for breonna's estate. miss baker. >> justice for breonna is multilayered, what we were able to accomplish today through the civil settlement against the officers is tremendous. but it is only a portion of a single layer. when officers cause the death of an individual, it is imperative that we seek justice, not only in the criminal system, but also in our civil disputes. that's where we hold people financially responsible, but it is important to note here that a financial settlement was nonnegotiable without significant police reform. that's what we were able to do today. we stopped forth as we went through negotiating the terms of the settlement and the reform to engage police officers within the community, not just from the dispatch to run, but to get out to volunteering in those communities in which they serv

connell: that's right. not a bad idea. melissa: that does it for us here at a much cleaner "after the bell." that's right. "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. with 43 days until the november election, president trump has set the stage for what will be a monumental political battle on capitol hill. the president says he has now narrowed a list of possible replacements for the late supreme court justice ruth baderer ginsburg to five candidates. justice ginsburg died friday at the age of 87 after her long battle with pancreatic cancer. the supreme court today announced that ginsburg will lie in repose at the court building on wednesday and thursday this week. president trump says he expects to nominate her replacement after those services, possibly friday or saturday. the president demanding senate republicans fill justice ginsburg's vacancy without delay. moments ago president trump appeared confident that his choice will be confirmed before election day. >> well, i'd much rather have a vo

connell: i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." it might eke out a gain or two.

of the battleground states that the president won four years ago, anyone's call four years later, connell working there? >> we are about an hour outside of cleveland which is close to lake erie, the democrats for years have done very well winning every presidential election from 1988 until 2012, when donald trump change that four years ago and changed in a big way and one the county with 57% of the vote in earlier in the town of willoughby in lake county which one there in 2016 and the state by a comfortable eight percentage points, this time around, the numbers do show joe biden is performing well, the fox news poll has them up in the state of ohio among five points from likely voters, what we found in speaking to voters from antidotal perspective, the president has plenty of support even if some people might not be as forthcoming and public. take a listen. >> the news unfortunately never has a full picture and so the heart of people is what matter and from the hearts of people i believe donald trump has the lead. >> i think before the pandemic is done more for this country than anybody

connell: i'm connell mcshane, welcome on friday to "after the bell".g tech leading the way and the dow, s&p and the nasdaq all in the green the second day in a row. especially the nasdaq bottom of screen on more than 2% paid a lot more to come on that as we had fox news team coverage set up in our top stories covered blake burman in his usual spot at the white house. lawrence's amenity is a party on the markets and edward lawrence

connell: i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you here on "after the bell."rlier. the dow comes off the lows here at the end of the day. at one point we were down 900 plus points on the dow jones industrial average. a little over 500 to the downside at the close. certainly not great but not as bad as we were. the s&p is close to entering correction territory. it is down about 9% give or take from the record close reached back on

connell: to revive the economy. the dow hitting session highs after the federal reserve came out and expects to keep interest rates near zero for three more years. then we really lost momentum in the last hour of trading and it was weakness in the big tech stocks again that was tracking on the markets. we'll try to put it all together for you. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the dow in the green for the fourth trading day. s&p, nasdaq, closing near the lows of the day. fox business team coverage for you now. edward lawrence in washington. gerri willis watching the markets and blake burman is at the white house. let's start with

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." the lowest close since early august. the s&p is falling closer to correction territory. nasdaq down about 3% hitting a new correction low. yikes! fox business team coverage. blake burman is at the white house. let's kick it off with jackie in the newsroom on on the big sell. jackie.

not a great way to end the week but good to be with you nonetheless on a friday am connell mcshane.s still good that it is friday and melissa francis, this is "after the bell". president trump wrapping up a news conference at the white house and is about to make his way to minnesota for a campaign rally tonight, fox business team coverage gerri willis is watching the market, blake burman at the white house,

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pandemics just as we have with code 19 as well and so people are waking up on the positive side because connell doom and gloom an awful lot of jobs can be created in a nature positive economy one report recently estimated about 395000000 new jobs can be created as well so you can actually help lift us out of the impending current financial crisis that has been triggered through the current can and to make as well so there are opportunities here there are challenges and there is a very different tone that we're hearing from leaders there are stepping up sort of signs pleasure having to know you that the china u.s. and brazil for example haven't signed up and that they're pretty major sort of the i the political involved in the 1st asian. this is a solid triplex so it's an about a quarter of the world's economies have signed up so far and about a 3rd of the world's countries so this is just the start of a process we fully expect more countries to sign up and all parties to the convention on biodiversity so therefore agree a national plan and the next 3 months it starts with a more progressive cou

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