liz: connell mcshane thanks for your journalism there.ive dozen panic attacks what is the longest bull run in u.s. history. stocks bouncing back in a relief rally after china signaling too more talks down the road. the president says china went back on a good deal? >> we have a very good dialogue. we have a dialogue going. it will always continue but we made a deal with china. it was a deal that was a very good deal. it had to be a very good deal. we just can't make a very good deal. i told that to president xi. we had a deal that was close an they broke it. liz: edward lawrence at the white house with more? reporter: a senior administration official told me this evening the president plans, this administration is planning a trip to china for the next round of talks at some point. the two sides want to keep the communication going. the president said china broke the deal. the u.s. trade representative says that china was actually pulled back almost all the concessions that they had made across multiple sections of this agreement. still a

connell mcshane, melissa francis, take it away.ing from the country's disputed president. dragged down bit energy sector as the u.s. threatens to increase sanctions on iran. the dow ending down 122 points right now, but off session lows. extending losses for the second day in a row. rough ride out there. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." down two days in a row for the s&p. nasdaq three days in a row to the downside. down 13 points of all three of those major averages have turned negative for the week with one more day to go. more on the

connell mcshane. melissa francis. take it away. connell: quite a rally.that we've been watching. had a rough first day of trading. we'll check that at the close. but overall markets, what a rebound, compared to where we are earlier. down 350 on the dow. we close up almost 120 points. the word at the day for the white house from steve mnuchin or president trump there has been constructive trade talks between the u.s. and china. that is the word they're using, constructive trade talks. the markets rallied up 119. good to be with you. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: we got 60 points in the last few minutes of trading here at the dow. the other indices rallying into the close as

connell mcshane, melissa francis, take it away. melissa: venezuela sharp warning from the country's disputed president. dragged down bit energy sector as the u.s. threatens to increase sanctions on iran. the dow ending down 122 points right now, but off session lows. extending losses for the second day in a row. rough ride out there. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." down two days in a row for the s&p. nasdaq three days in a row to the downside. down 13 points of all three of those major averages have turned negative for the week with one more day to go. more on the big market movers ahead. here is what is new at this hour? >>> live look at the white house this hour where president trump is wrapping up meeting with top republicans on trade after a surprise announcement about the future of the board at the federal reserve. we're watching the steak stake out position. if senators speak to the media after sitting down with the president. >>> nicolas maduro is defiant following days of violent

>> close under 25,000 on the dow, under it would be psychologically for consumers -- stuart: connell mcshane. it is yours. connell: stuart, have a great weekend. welcome everybody, "cavuto: coast to coast". i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil on this friday with stocks selling off after the latest trade bombshell came in last night with president trump, rattling markets with threat of new tariffs on mexico. he says all because of illegal border crossings. the dow is now down for six weeks in a row. we're on pace for the longest losing streak we've had in eight years, in terms of weekly declines. we'll get to that in a moment. we're off the lows, down 229 at the moment. start with blake burman on the news from the white house. happy friday, blake? reporter: away we go now with mexico as relates to likely tariffs it is safe to say. president trump laid out thinking on twitter. the reason why he is going forward with the planned tariffs at mexico, 5% at the beginning, come october. he wants to stem the flow of illegal immigration at the southern border but also wants to stop drugs from comi

i'm connell mcshane. susan: hey, connell, i'm susan li in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p, nasdaq closing up 1%. that is a rally. it was not enough to recover fully from monday's selloff. we have fox business team coverage on today's top stories. gerri willis at new york stock exchange. blake burman live from the white house following the president's immigration speech. edward lawrence in d.c., and hillary vaughn is on capitol hill. let's throw it over to gerri first. gerri? reporter: it was all about walmart today. all eyes on walmart. the company reported a terrific earnings report. revenue was a little light against expectations but eps beat big time. two numbers that investors were really obsessed with today. one was same-store sales, up 3.4%. that is the best performance for the first quarter in nine years. e-commerce sales were up 37%. some folks were saying last quarter it was up 43% but a lot of people taking a lot of positive news from that 37% number. i do want to say the company says prices for shoppers will rise due to higher tarif

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: hi, connell. i'm live from new york. stocks bouncing back on renewed china trade optimism. all three major averages ending the day in the green, rebounding from yesterday's steep selloff. the dow ending up 20points after session highs. tech-heavy nasdaq, is s&p 500 ending higher off yesterday's losses. connell. connell: the president still continues his remarks behind me, touting importance of energy independence and touting of jobs, touching a bit with some remarks at least in a round about way on trade. louisiana is one of the hardest hit states, if not the hardest from the trade war going on with china. this industry, this facility, liquified natural gas industry, one of the export industries china is targeting with new round of tariffs. from a 10% tariff to 25% from the first of june. we have a farmer in this area getting hit hard by the tariffs. he will join us live. small business owners this audience behind me who are feeling the economic boom, melissa under president trump. melissa: looking forward to that. back

i'm connell mcshane. susan: hey, connell, i'm susan li in for melissa francis.

cheryl: we have connell mcshane with all the details. >> reporter: this was not technically a campaign event for president trump but it sounded like one inside of this facility, he even spent time going after some of the potential 2020 opponents. he spent the bulk of the time and remarks sticking to the workers hereom his policies. >> this turnaround is possible because under my administration we've ended the war on economic energy and the economic assault on our wonderful energy workers. >> reporter: some of the key ragregulations that boosted job growth in the liquefied natural gas industry began under president obama but they've accelerated under president trump. for example, there were two executive orders that the president signed back in april that executives here point to as really helping out the industry and leading to a pickup in hiring. as for the president's ongoing trade war with china, that is something of a factor in this industry as well. you didn't hear much of it from the president in his remarks, unless you count comments like this. >> we lose the jobs, we lose the t

connell mcshane meanwhile in louisiana.waiting the president's speech on capitalism, on economic growth and on the trend, he says that are his friend and people who will be listening to it, their friend too. connell? >> it is interesting, neil, coming to this state at this time, given all the issues you were talking about with carly fiorina and others is curious timing but interesting timing because you could have a debate on both sides about the trump economic policy in the state of louisiana. we're in cameron parish, liquified natural gas export facility. company called sempra energy is adding workers. they expect with the construction they have underway at the facility, they expect to create 10,000 local jobs, 10,000 jobs, nothing to sneeze at. that is terrific growth for the local economy. they say deregulation has a lot to do with it. the president signed a couple of executive orders back in april that cut red tape around energy production. that certainly helped out. i'm sure 3:00 eastern time, when he arrives here you

i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell.". ♪ melissa: right now president trump on his way to japan.

connell mcshane is live in hackberry with more.a operates facility where we are benefited from regulations. the roll back in april allowed more energy production to be pointed to as creating jobs. if you look around this facility, the president will see it, when he tours it in an hour, all you will see is construction. the president -- see workers on top of a still uncompleted terminal, hoping to look at the president when he arrives but that type of building is creating short term jobs, something in the order of 10,000 jobs as part of the construction project. i believe they have about seven thousand working here at the moment. the ceo will introduce the president, will tell you a number of permanent positions were creates a well. a lot of that with a roll back in regulation. that is obviously good news for the people here. the other thing we're hearing a lot about when we speak to the people, not sure how much you will hear from the president, is the trade war. louisiana is hit harder than any other state by the tariffs going bac

connell: i'm connell mcshane. then we started coming back, the dow only down 223. we say only, because it was down more than 400 in the middle of the day. s&p 500 and nasdaq closing in the red today, hitting two month lows. we have a lot to talk about. team coverage of it all, gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman is at the white house. let's start with edward lawrence at the justice department following the appearance by robert mueller. reporter: connell now, former special counsel robert mueller laid out how the russians tried to manipulate our elections during the 2016 elections. he also went through why he charged so many people with lying to federal investigators. saying this kind of investigation is vital, that you have truthful, accurate information. he then said in no uncertain terms there was no collusion by anyone in the administration with russians. mueller was close cleared about obstruction. if he was confident that president did not commit a crime he would have said so but department of justice policy prevented him from lookin

good stuff, good to be with you i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." tech-heavy nasdaq ending in positive territory. nasdaq closing up 1%. we have more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. connell: breaking news at this hour on capitol hill, top four congressional leaders meeting with treasury secretary steve mnuchin and white house chief of staff mick mulvaney working towards a potential deal to raise budget caps, increase the debt ceiling trying to avoid a government shutdown. latest coming up where those negotiations currently stand. >>> top officials from the trump administration just wrapping up an intelligence briefing with members of the senate on the escalating standoff with iran. hours after members of the house received their update. we'll speak to one of the lawmakers who attended the classified session today. >>> dozens of tornadoes battering texas and oklahoma, triggering flash floods, also causing significant damage. we're on the ground in one of the hardest hit areas. melissa: blake burman at

connell: good to be with you i'm connell mcshane. melissa francis i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." melissa: a new expert is sounding alarm on essential drugs. have you heard about this? what you need to know what is inside of your medicine cabinet and how truss it might be. president trump firing back at robert mueller once again, saying there was no collusion, no obstruction. we have the latest on the fallout from the white house. the nexstar wars adventure is next. connell: look at deirdre bolton. at that doesn't seem fair. melissa: no it doesn't. connell: deirdre bolton is in the newsroom. edward lawrence, kristina partsineveloss reporting on trade. gerri willis reporting on new york stock exchange. edward, start with you. what do you have? reporter: vice minister of foreign affairs calling what the u.s. is doing naked economic terrorism. commerce ministry is saying u.s. is trying to bully into a trade deal. he says china will not give in. hardening of tone coming from china, u.s. posturing, since u.s. trade represent

good stuff, good to be with you i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis.bell." tech-heavy nasdaq ending in positive territory. nasdaq closing up 1%. we have more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. connell: breaking news at this hour on capitol h

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." for the first time in three sessions. nasdaq up for the first time in four sessions. you can see it

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell."losses for the fourth day in a row. the longest losing streak in two months. it is rough outer

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: that is all true. this is "after the bell." nasdaq and marking a two-day winning streak. retail stocks taking a big hit after retail sales unexpectedly fell in april for the second time in three months. connell: we'll have more on the big market movers of the day. we have breaking news from blake burman at the white house. what do you have, blake? reporter: we're expecting president trump to unveil the new immigration proposal we can tell you here at the white house tomorrow. according to senior administration officials who gave us a bit of a download earlier today, what the president will be rolling out. we're told this immigration proposal is broken up into two areas. first off, securing the border which you know is a main priority for the president. also secondly, moving to a merit-based immigration system. we're told that merit-based immigration system has four different factors to it. that being someone's age, an immigrant's english proficiency, whether or not they have employment offer and they have a educational backgrou

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: this is of the -- "after the bell." blake burman standing by at the white house. kristina partsinevelos is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. blake, i will start with you first. reporter: melissa, looking down from my computer. we got a statement from nancy pelosi. we're getting her first reaction to the president's tariff decisions. she calls what the president did as reckless. the threat is not rooted in wise trade policy but more to do with bad immigration policy on his part that from nancy pelosi. we heard from president trump today as well, he sent out a host of tweets which he defends his move two ways. he says one the surge at the southern border relates to illegal immigrants needs to stop. he says there is a flow of drugs coming across the southern border, that needs to be curtailed as well. the acting head of the department of homeland security is kevin mack call lien. last night when he spoke with reporters he outlined how mexico could avoid tariffs going forward. he break it down three different way

i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ melissa: right now president trump on his way to japan. the commander-in-chief is scheduled to meet with japanese prime minister as major trade deals hang in the balance. before taking off the president spoke to reporters at the white house, explaining his decision to give the attorney general new powers to investigate the investigators. what it means for continuing battle in washington. >>> plus a fox news exclusive on iran. new evidence that the president's maximum pressure campaign against tehran is leaving the country short on cash and iran-backed terror groups are scrambling for new funding. >>> devastation in the midwest. dangerous floods are threatening a recovery effort in missouri. we're live in jefferson city. connell: fox business team coverage on all stories of the gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman is at the white house. with the president on the move, blake, we start with you. reporter: connell fi

i'll connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and the tech-heavy nasdaq ending in negative territory after two work of losses. the nasdaq closing down more than 1%. more on the big market movers, but first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ focusing on one of the states at the center of his re-election strategy, president trump is preparing to leave the white house to hit the campaign trail and for a rally in pennsylvania where polling suggestion he might be in trouble against some of his democratic rivals. i will speak with the chair of the state's republican party on what issues matter the most to voters there. >>> plus sending a strong warning in iran. president trump threatening that the u.s. could bring the country, quote, to an end. now tehran is fighting back. >>> a graduation exist that will be very hard to top. how one billionaire is giving graduates the chance to focus on their dreams instead of their debt. connell: that is some story. back to the markets. the dow is down 83 points as it settles to the clo

. >> i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow lower by 101 points.v hundred and nas

connell: i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you, what promises to be a busy "after the bell."he final half hour of trade and nasdaq would have snapped a

connell: i'm connell mcshane. good to be with you, what promises to be a busy "after the bell." s&p 500 ends lower by four points with the selling in the final half hour of trade and nasdaq would have snapped a two-day losing streak had it been higher. it was lower by 20 points. people wanted to keep the long positions on at the end of the day. we'll have information on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour president trump heading this hour heading to the florida panhandle boarding air force one. he is heading to a rally later tonight in panama city beach. the president will tour parts of that area so devastated by hurricane michael. he will get updated on the recovery efforts. he will speak to a local pastor whose church was heavily damaged by the hurricane later in the hour. >>> a house panel voting to vote the attorney general william barr in content as the president is asserting executive privilege over the full mueller report. we'll have the latest on the white house from that. >>> strikes underway across the country as lyft and uber drivers are protesting wha

ashley: i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshane. this is "after the bell."g market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour? a one-on-one with the attorney general. fox news anchor bill hemmer getting the first interview with william barr since the

in for connell mcshane. s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing in the red for thirst time in four days. on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour.

connell: good to be with you i'm connell mcshane.rancis this is "after the bell."

>> close under 25,000 on the dow, under it would be psychologically for consumers -- stuart: connell mcshanerybody, "cavuto: coast to coast". i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil on this friday with stocks selling off after the latest trade bombshell came in last night with president trump, rattling markets with threat of new tariffs on mexico. he says all because of illegal border crossings. the dow is now down for six weeks in a row. we're on pace for the longest losing streak we've had in eight years, in terms of weekly declines. we'll get to that in a moment. we're off the lows, down 229 at the moment. start with blake burman on the news from the white house. happy friday, blake?

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." nasdaq ending in losses for the fourth day in a row. the longest losing streak in two months. it is rough out here. first this is what is new at this hour, the chinese and the united states trade delegations are sitting down face-to-face in washington, d.c., this evening as president trump's latest round of tariffs go into effect at midnight tonight. can the two nations strike a deal this time around? we're live at the u.s. trade-offs with the latest. >>> plus uber is setting the share price ahead of the ipo tomorrow. we're waiting to see what the ride-sharing company decides to do following a recent bumpy ride from competitor lyft. we'll bring you the breaking headlines the moment they cross the wires. >>> new reports revealing north korea fired two short-range missiles. we're live at the state department later in the hour. connell: a lot going on. let's get to the trade talks between the united states and china. they do resume in the next hour. fox business network's edward lawrence

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 ending up for the first time in three sessions. nasdaq up for the first time in four sessions. you can see it there. looks like, did we make -- i think we barely made it on s&p, right? connell: fraction. melissa: a fraction. for the week the dow ending in the red for the second week in a row. the s&p in the green for second week in a row. as of right now, oh wait, it ticked up. looks like it will miss the regard by a fraction. tech-heavy nasdaq extending its gains for the sixth straight week. more on the big market movers but first here is what is new at this hour. a call from putin. president trump speaking to russian counterpart today on wide variety of global issues including the crisis in venezuela. we'll tell you the details of the conversation between the two world leaders. a bombshell report from the "new york times" detailing the effort to spy on the trump campaign back in 2016. how the fbi allegedly sent an investigator to meet with a member of the president's team. a

. >> i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." the dow lower by 101 points. not far off the session low. s&p fav hundred and nasdaq in negative territory for the day. nasdaq by 35 points. a lot to talk about with fox team coverage. blake burman at the floor of new york stock exchange. chad pergram on capitol hill for us. blake, start with you, what happened in that building behind you today? reporter: let me give it timeline way this shook out earlier, connell. 100 minutes crystallized everything where things stand here in washington, d.c. most certainly between president trump an democratic leadership in the city. it started at about earlier this morning, 8:00, 9:00 hour, nancy pelosi up on capitol hill held a meeting with her democratic colleagues about the way forward with president trump and discussions about possible impeachment proceedings. after that meeting with her democratic colleagues she came out and said this, listen. >> we believe that no one is above the law including the president of the united states and we believe as president of the united

in for connell mcshane. s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing in the red for thirst time in four days. melissa: more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. devastating severe weather not over but worst may be yet to come. tornadoes tearing through ohio, killing one person and leaving five million without powers. look at the pictures. >> >> oklahoma an arkansas, residents are bracing for the worst flooding in history. the latest on the power if you recall storms, and where the threat is headed next. >>> back-to-back court appearances for michael avenatti, the disgraced attorney is facing charges on different cases. how avenatti is vowing to clear his name. >>> iran firing back at the trump administration. the latest on war of words between washington and tehran. jackie: from washington to wall street, gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence at white house. we start with edward. reporter: jackie, saying we are not ready yet for a trade deal with china. he made comments talking with the prime minister of japan. with japan he put acceleration,

i'll connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."heavy nasdaq ending in negative territory after two work of losses. the nasdaq closing down more than 1%. more on the big market movers, but first here is what is knew at this hour. ♪ focusing on one of the states

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: that is all true. this is "after the bell." nasdaq and marking a

ashley: i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." we'll have more on big market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour? a one-on-one with the attorney general. fox news anchor bill hemmer getting the first interview with william barr since the mueller report went public. the ag is saying he is still trying to wrap his head around the origins of the russian investigation. why barr says he has more questions today than when he first started. >>> new details what sparked the latest round of tensions with iran. we're live in the pentagon with the very latest. how it could have all been miscommunication on both sides. we'll get into that. among our guests, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. we have the former aetna ceo, and rebecca heinrichs, a national security analyst at the hudson institute. susan: it will be a busy hour. we have fox business team coverage from washington to wall street. gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman at the white house. hillary vaughn has the latest on trade talks in d.c.

connell: i'm connell mcshane. then we started coming back, the dow only down 223.e say only, because it was down more than 400 in the middle of

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."ch 22nd. the president sitting down with republicans to discuss the

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." it was the biggest drop for the nasdaq since march 22nd. the president sitting down with republicans to discuss the administration immigration agenda. we have more on that meeting in a moment. but first let's go to edward lawrence at at the white house n the trade situation. reporter: 12:01 on friday morning the u.s. trade representative's office also taking steps right now to put an additional 25% on an additional, what the president is calling $325 billion worth of chinese goods. that is about what everything china imports into the united states. the office will start the process to move forward trying to get a trade negotiation agreement on thursday and friday. still senator lindsey graham on the tariffs says good. >> it will hurt the economy here. it will hurt the economy in china i don't know how you get china to stop cheating unless somebody stance up to them. i'm are all for a good deal. they have been cheating for decades. that is the last best chance in my lifetime to get the

i'm connell mcshane. welcome to the "after the bell." we'll keep an eye on that.&p 500 was fighting to close in record territory, closing lower to the downside. tech-heavy nasdaq extending losses into the close second day in a row. down 46 points. down on all the big market movers and fed and everything

i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." not often with he say off the lows. s&p down 2 1/2%. the nasdaq off 3.4% at the close. washington to wall street on a very important day. deirdre bolton on floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence at the white house. deirdre, we'll start with you now. reporter: clapping because it is over. the dow still settling down 618. we'll get a final print in the next few minutes. clearly off the lows of the session. we're down as low as 700 plus but only a slight blip up, if you like connell, mid-session when president trump, when we had confirmmation he would in fact be meeting with chinese president xi xinping at the g20 late in june in japan. take a look at really the whole forces that to the this market lower and. technology the biggest weight. not surprisingly followed by industrials and consumer discretionary. the fact we are the ones paying tariffs. american businesses are the ones paying the tariffs. goldman put in a research note openly a matter of time before u.s. consumers start to pull back, u.s. business

i'm connell mcshane. welcome to the "after the bell." we'll keep an eye on that. the s&p 500 was fighting to close in record territory, closing lower to the downside. tech-heavy nasdaq extending losses into the close second day in a row. down 46 points. down on all the big market movers and fed and everything else. here is what is new at this hour. melissa: up rising in venezuela. day two of protests underway, as opposition leader juan guaido looking to ramp up pressure on nicolas maduro's regime. top national security officials just meeting at the white house as the trump administration is telling fox business that u.s. military action in the country is possible. you're looking at live pictures right now of what is going on. on capitol hill attorney general william barr grilled over the mueller report, defending himself against accusations that he misled congress. the ag firing back at democrats telling them stop using the justice system as a political weapon. tomorrow the ag will testify before a new round of lawmakers. what to expect when the house judiciary co

i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil.f a bounce in stocks after that news we brought you a few minutes ago from the fed vice chairman, saying the economy is in a good place for the time being but the fed's ready if things change to adjust policy. in other words, if there's an economic downturn, don't worry about it. we're here for you and we will cut rates is essentially what he was saying. again, nothing imminent but those comments from the fed vice chairman definitely helping stocks, that went from flat to up maybe 70 points on the dow, higher by 66 now. more to come on that. we will dig into it further in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, lot of uncertainty out there of the political kind. trade, impeachment, you name it, could be leading to a summer of uncertainty for investors. president trump addressing calls for his impeachment before he headed out to colorado earlier in the day. here he is. >> to me it's a dirty word, the word impeach. it's a dirty, filthy, disgusting word and it has nothing to do with me. there was n

i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." not often with he say off the lows.n 2 1/2%. the nasdaq off 3.4% at the close. washington to wall street on a

connell mcshane joins us with deirdre bolton and brett larson.uawei in the mix, it might help make for deals but it will raise eyebrows. >> it will raise eyebrows. one of the side angles is huawei is cheaper than some of the other carriers like the european carriers. you actually have a lot of rural communities in the u.s. who have already told the u.s. government we actually can't afford to be using the european carriers. we actually have to use huawei or you have to subsidize us. this is just one side issue that is playing a role. i was surprised for what it's worth by the president's comments. then of course what we heard from steve bannon is killing huawei is the most important, more important than the tariffs, more important than anything else, sort of choking off china's supply to our capital markets is another goal of his. >> i always think of gary kaltbaum when the president makes a comment like he did last night even though it was after the closing of trading, gary will argue what's really happening here is the market is having a tough t

i'm connell mcsane -- mcshane in for neil today and tomorrow.1/2, 6% from the highs. president trump speaking today for