connell mcshane, melissa franci pick up right now on "after the bell." the green. we'll say it, trade progress lifting stocks. even with ashley saying we pulled off the highs at the end, that is the story for the day as we brace for high level talks to start tomorrow. we put in gains, all three major averages end in the green. final few minutes with word getting out from chinese officials maybe goodwill is damaged from the blacklisting of chinese tech companies that we did pull off the highs. but still 181 point to the upside on the dow. and s&p 500. and nasdaq, also, ending in positive territory, snapping what was a two-day down streak. there you go. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers.

after the bell's connell mcshane is here. connell: i'm actually happy about the roku and apple tv.ave fox business. you and i are sharing a special anniversary. we're not married. happy 12th anniversary to the fox business. connell and i are originals. connell: we are. liz: look at this picture i brought down from my office. that was the first year when somebody brought in the original broad and wall street sign. connell: yeah, it was cavuto he stole it that morning. liz: a drunken college night; right? connell: yeah. liz: 12 years, my friend. we have survived. connell: i still have an unopened bottle of champagne in my office. liz: with the logo on it. connell: that's right, and the date, october 15th, 2007. we have made it. we hope we make it to the top of the hour. when we do so, of all things, we're going to talk to mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas about facebook. mark zuckerberg i'm sure you knew i wouldn't say in hot water but some people are apparently upset with him for the off the record meetings he had with a number of conservatives and another delete facebook k

connell mcshane the always electrifying host of after the bell joins us next. l: very nicely done. liz: mad genius and elon musk? >> one thing at a time, liz. one thing at a time. the shirt and tie picked out for netflix earnings today. we will have to get through that first and see what happens. one thing real quick on netflix, i know you talked about it, they had bad quarters before, they had a rough one last time with subscriber growth. almost every time they have had a rough quarter, they bounced back the next one. it will be interesting to see if that streak continues at the top of the hour. in addition to that, we will get into last night's democratic debate a little bit, not so much on what was said on the stage, but what was left out of that debate, and it is one of the topics that we talk about all the time, china. what happened to china? we will talk about that and a lot of netflix talk coming up at the top of the hour. liz: right now it is earnings. china has been -- [inaudible] -- many moments the top of the past couple of quarters. connell: yes. liz

connell mcshane, what do you have coming up on "after the bell"? mixing in with a little politics. tloor -- there are fears on the left and the right, with the right worrying about a wipe out, losing the house the senate and even the white house in 2020. we will talk about how viable that fear really is. and on the left the concern is joe biden specific. a report today that he could come in third or even fourth in iowa, and what that would mean for the campaign. that and all the closing numbers on wall street. it's cheryl and me after the bell at the top of the hour. liz: thank you, connell. >>> the dow is still struggling down about 22 points. the s&p lower by 3. t-mobile phoning in higher subscriber numbers in its latest report, despite its merger with sprint still hanging on the line. up next, charlie gasparino with new inside details on the efforts being made to clear up all the legal static from the blue and red states fighting against the 26 billion dollars tie-up. charlie is about to break it. you can't miss that next on "the claman countdow

connell mcshane is coming up right now on "after the bell" with more on the story. connell?y activist, liz, right off the top of the hour that will join us. she's been with us before. she's live in hong kong, and she's been involved in a lot of the organization of this protest movement. so today as you report maybe more than any other day may be a great day to get her perspective not only what happened on the 1st of october which's now come and gone as they have -- which is now come and gone as they move into the 2nd of october in hong kong. we will talk to her. one other thing i have seen in social media today is the contrast between what's happening in hong kong and what's happening in beijing as the chinese show off their military, celebrating their 70th anniversary. we will talk about the new ballistic missiles they would on display. all that. and we will see how the market closes. liz: quietly amassing more troops near hong kong. thank you very much, connell and melissa at the top of the hour on "after the bell", coming right back. the dow is now down 311. ♪ ♪ liz: as t

connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell."day in a row, up 1.4%. fox business team coverage. edward lawrence at the federal reserve, gerri willis on floor

connell mcshane.ok follow in twitter's footsteps by banning political ads? the closing bell ringing in 15 minutes. the dow still down by 198 points. up next, charlie breaks it on what mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg are saying now behind closed door when it comes to the future of political ads on the social network. you got to hear this. "the claman countdown" and mr. gasparino coming right back. ♪ ♪ one of the products i helped develop was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers around them. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. at the end of the day, we are people helping people. wheeveryone is different.ta, which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more cho

. >>> from the c-suite celebrity to striking out against those who hate capitalism, connell mcshane on" connell: here's a tease for you. we will have alec baldwin defending felicity huffman and steve forbes talking to melissa francis about all of them. too many stars in one thing. the baldwin comment, it's really weird, to be honest, but it's all about the demonization of wealth without giving the whole thing away. i'm sure steve will have thoughts on that. and great guests late in the show today, abby the astronaut, aspiring young astronaut will come in. she's been on with us before and will talk about the big space walk. big day for women in space. this young lady has a lot to talk about there. liz: alec baldwin on the show? connell: not exactly. steve forbes. steve forbes is a big star. liz: steve forbes, of course. connell, good to see you. thank you. sounds like a great show. >>> with the closing bell ringing in nine minutes and the dow down 197 points, again, boeing and j & j swamping the blue chips, look at this chart. can you guess which mystery commodity this is? now, that's a

to connell mcshane with a prerue of what's coming up on "after the bell."was very cool. i would do it, it was so controlled with no safety driver, i'd do that. connell: you know what? me too. i know a lot of people are nervous about it, but i actually want it to take my kids to soccer practice. that was my whole idea. [laughter] liz: go, please. connell: i would too. my logic has always been that most of the accidents on the road are csed by humans making stupid mistakes, so the quicker we can perfect this, the better. after the bell we will go out to california, talk more about this story. you mentioned he's tesla -- tesla, so many questions are being asked about what could have been done in the past that would have put us in a better position than we are now. james freeman from "the wall street journal" on that and more. and, you know, the other thing obviously, liz, as we close it out in, what, 14 minutes or so, edward lawrence will be reporting on china, we have a china expert on, so we're going to talk about a what we can expect tomorrow because we sho

just a little more than four hours to go until gametime, connell mcshane getting a look at the prep forlayoff game to be played in d.c. in 84 years. wow. hello. connell: pretty cool, right? yeah, they played one here, the senators, in 1933. they haven't won one since '24. brand new team, the washington nationals, up 2-0. they might get it done. the big game on fox tonight. speaking of fox sports, we have this, pretty cool, on "after the bell" today. the whole show today is live from the field during batting practice which i'm looking forward to. unless i get hit by a foul ball. we have the whole show from the field and will take you behind the scenes on the fox sports broadcast. i actually think this is really cool. maybe it's just us broadcasting geeks that will like it. but you will see all the replays and some of the state of the art technology that they put into their broadcast. cool from a technology point of view, kind of a behind the scenes business of broadcasting in sports look. that plus ken rosenthal will join us. a lot coming up after the bell today. cheryl: i just saw a-rod

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the market movers. at this hour, made in america. president trump in texas this afternoon. he i

connell mcshane, melissa francis pick up right now on "after the bell." connell: you know it we're in the green. we'll say it, trade progress lifting stocks. even with ashley saying we pulled off the highs at the end, that is the story for the day as we brace for high level talks to start tomorrow. we put in gains, all three major averages end in the green. final few minutes with word getting out from chinese officials maybe goodwill is damaged from the blacklisting of chinese tech companies that we did pull off the highs. but still 181 point to the upside on the dow. and s&p 500. and nasdaq, also, ending in positive territory, snapping what was a two-day down streak. there you go. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what is brand knew at this hour? connell: elizabeth warren on the rise. dramatic new shift in the 2020 race for the white house. what a warren presidency could mean for you and your wallet. that is coming up. right now in california hundreds of thousands are without po

. >> i'm connell mcshane. nice to close at the highs. welcome to "after the bell."dow closing in positive territory for first time in three days we've seen that nasdaq closing up more chan 1%. fox business team coverage set up for all this. gerri willis watching markets on the floor of the

eastern when connell mcshane. [♪] lou: good evening.adical dimms may be victims of their own nefarious plot to try to overthrow the president of the united states. they may be the victims of the disastrous consequences they intended for president trump and the republican party. for more than two weeks the dimms carried out what is clearly an soccer straighted effort to bring forward a so-called whistleblower to attack the presidents with false claims and charges based on hearsay. then we found t

eastern when connell mcshane. [♪] lou: good evening.he democratic party is in a mess of its own making and the radical dimms may be victims of their own nefarious plot to try to overthrow the president of the united states. they may be the victims of the disastrous consequences they intended for president trump and the republican party. for more than two weeks the dimms carried out what is clearly an soccer straighted effort to bring forward a so-called whistleblower to attack the presidents with false claims and charges based on hearsay. then we found the person they brought forward had connections to the cia, a democrat and one with no first-hand knowledge. now we learn he has ties to one of the 2020 dem ya -- the democc candidates for president. the white house has clearly decided to fight the radical dems' acts of subversion. the pretense of an impeachment inquiry is challenged directly by the white house. the ambassador to the our penal union was stopped from testifying by the white house from testifying before adam schiff's commit

i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil. all-time high for the s&p.rnings, they have mostly been strong. also a little optimism mixed in on the trade front which we will talk about. speaking of earnings, busiest week we have had so far in the third quarter season. apple, alphabet, facebook a few of the big names reporting throughout the week. then you have the fed. we are looking for the fed later in the week expected to announce a rate cut. that comes our way on wednesday, if it comes our way. focus, though, remains on what jay powell and company say about the future of rate cutting in the country and investors of course also have their eyes on the friday jobs report. that's the kind of week we have. amid fears of an economic slowdown, but so far, in many ways, we just aren't seeing it. everyday millionaires author chris hogan joins us, national review contributing editor dorian murdoch as well and from the independent womens forum, the president and ceo of independent womens voice, i should say, heather higgins. welcome, all three. so you know, we t

the senior vice president just sat down with connell mcshane. great get, connell. >> yeah.klisted here in the usa, but the company is working on ways to continue partnering up and working with american companies even though it's blacklisted. so he'll explain how and the conversations that he says they've already had. i'm talking about vincent pang, senior executive and also member of the board of directors there. so he'll be on with us exclusively next hour on "after the bell." and in addition to all that, liz, of course, it's a huge earnings week and day. microsoft, tesla, ford, all that coming up at the top of the hour. liz: yeah. we were just arguing about tesla a few minutes ago. >> i saw that. colorful. interesting. [laughter] liz: we like colorful. connell, thank you very much. all right, the market's top stocks are paying a game of thrones. with the closing bell ringing in 12 minutes, up next apple at new highs, reclaiming the market cap crown. but could a new round of results and growth help microsoft reign supreme once again? plus, the program in pittsburgh has beg

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: we told to you watch the manufacturing number and there it was. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 and nasdaq closing down more than a percentage point. the selloff coming as the wto cut its global trade forecast for this year and next, citing threats from a weakening world economy and the trade war with china. connell: speaking of china, beijing celebrating the 70th anniversary today. people's republic of china, largest military parade ever over there as a new level of violence emerges in hong kong. a protester in hong kong was shot by the police, marking the first time live ammunition was fired directly at demonstrators. melissa: rough day in. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. greg palkot with the story we're talking about in hong kong. let's get started with gerri. reporter: big selloff at the close. we're closing at lows of the day. the dow and s&p going down. what is going on here? manufacturing numbers came out here lower and market traded lower and traded even lower here. negative manufacturing from germany and the wto saying

i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil.ice president pence pushed for a level playing field with china, but also as you heard there, slammed companies that don't stand up to china. our panel to talk about it now, independent womens forum senior policy analyst, "wall street journal" associate editor and new york city council minority whip. welcome, all. we took it live, thought it was important to hear the vice president outline the administration's positions on china. some had said before that it was going to be almost conciliatory on trade and maybe to edward lawrence's reporting, there were a few olive branches mixed in. also a very tough speech. what did you think? >> yeah, look, it's probably incumbent upon the president to sound tough on china because the trade talks are not going great. this mini deal that was gotten a couple weeks ago was basically the same old china. we are going to buy your goods, all the other problems, push them to the side. that's what it was. we're not going to raise tariffs any further. if you

i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis day, i'm connell mcshane. s&p falls just shy of a record. cheryl: apple's earnings report comes out tomorrow. again motors revealing the four-day strike will cost them $3 billion, closing up 4%. connell: fox business team coverage. our top stories, edward lawrence live at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange and grady trimble on capitol hill. that is where boeing's ceo has been facing tough questions from lawmakers. gerri, on the markets. first to you. reporter: start on the news. j&j shares were halted for trading. mysterious what was going on. we found out what was owing -- going on. the company tested baby powder, two skip separate companies tested their baby powder. two previous bottles tested found no asbestos. closed at 129.12. it closed and did not reopen for the stock market. there were maybe a dozen traders standing over there waiting to find out what was going on with j&j. they got their answer. should be good news for the stock tomorrow. additionally, 60 tested recall lots, conducted by two thir

connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." nasdaq and s&p 500 up firmly for the second day in a row, up 1.4%. fox business team coverage. edward lawrence at the federal reserve, gerri willis on floor the new york stock exchange and phil flynn keeping his eye on the gold at c-me and blake burman at the white house. edward let's start with you. >> the jobs report last time we saw 3.5% unemployment an american walked on the moon. 1969 was the year. president donald trump over the moon about this jobs report. white house economic advisor larry kudlow though says he is blaming the fed for the sluggish wage growth number in these numbers. listen. >> one we're still suffering the aftermath of severe monetary restraint in 2018. that restraint is being removed and in fact we're about six to nine months that is the usual lag, so i think, the worst of that fed obstacle may be coming to an end. reporter: now one of the numbers in the report that has been overlooked really is the revisions. they have, jobs report for the last two month was

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. s&p 500 ending in the red. this is "after the bell." the president meeting right now with congressional leaders at the white house amid on going crisis in syria. we'll bring you any headlines from the president this hour. we mentioned we are waiting for netflix now. wee bring in our panel, gary b. smith, kadena group president. also a fox business contributor. jack hough, baron's associate editor. what are you looking for on they netflix. >> we call it earnings report, how many new customers you bring in who are willing to pay. last quarter was a disappointment. the stock plunged. i think in this report they don't really have to beat the estimate. i think they do have to meet it. you can't go into this later part of the year without -- melissa: hold on right there. we have numbers. connell: revenue is right in line. 5.25 billion was exactly what we were expecting. deirdre will have more details what you see. stock is selling off there. i don't have a comparable earnings per share number that i can give you yet.

along with melissa francis and i'm connell mcshane. microsoft has reported earnings. deirdre bolton has the numbers. the stock is down 1% after the figures were released. >> that is surprising. we take you through microsoft's report. beat on earnings and revenues. 1.38 a share what microsoft posted. we're in the fiscal first quarter for microsoft for 2020. believe it or not they're ahead. 138 versus expectations for 125. if you look at revenue, wall street was expecting sales of 33.2 billion. microsoft posting 33.1 billion. that is better than 11% gain this quarter, this year, versus this quarter last year. i should mention as well the earnings growth is a bit better than 10%. what is standing out when you go through the business segments, intelligent cloud, as they sell it, up around 23%. if you look. they run in 10 point $85 billion. ahead of what wall street expected for that particular unit, at 10.94 billion. you have that really exceeding. that is about amazon versus microsoft. amazon still the leader in that space with aws. microsoft's azure is closing the gap.

i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." s&p 500 and nasdaq closing in negative territory. just yesterday we were talking about record highs. if you want perspective, not far off of a record high. green on the screen, kraft hinds heinz following earnings beat. dunkin' driven by demand for premium drinks and expresso and iced coffee. melissa: in the capitol, house approves impeach investigation into president trump. we'll have the latest from washington. first we kick it off with fox business team coverage. blake burman at at the white house. grady trimble in chicago and jeff flock in chicago. reporter: chicago purchasing manager es index dropped to the lowest level in 40 years. it had biggest drop in nearly 40 years. lowest level in four years. not such good news if you look at the last three months you can see growth in august, according to this index, but then, contraction in september and october. another question in this index is whether tariffs impact businesses for manufacturers in the midwest. 26% of them said that tariffs have a major negative impact for them. takin

i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." s&p 500, nasdaq down almost percentagewise.elissa says it was worse if you can believe it earlier in the day. a lot to talk about. fox business team cover

. >> i'm connell mcshane. nice to close at the highs. welcome to "after the bell." nasdaq and dow closing in positive territory for first time in three days we've seen that nasdaq closing up more chan 1%. fox business team coverage set up for all this. gerri willis watching markets on the floor of the new york stock exchange. phil flynn has his eye on oil and gold at cme. hillary vaughn is live in dallas today at a google roundtable event. gerri to you first on the roller-coaster session. reporter: wow, wow. you said it at one point during the day we dropped 336 point on the dow the within that hour we turned green. maybe expectation after rate cut, maybe two by the end of the year. traders like that idea even though the services sector appeared anemic here. dow, one week. we were down 840 points combined tuesday an wednesday. now we are in the green today. but on the week, the dow is down more than 2%. s&p down more than 2%. nasdaq down 1%. we have got a ways to go to see our way through this thicket. dow laggards this week, 3m, one of the industrials stocks gettin

. >>> well, chipotle apparently one of the many things connell mcshane would have his eye on, right? more burrito. liz: full-on burrito bowl. connell: really? steak or chicken? liz: neither. i just want the guac and can i have extra guac? connell: which costs more, you know. anyway, top of the hour, a lot coming up. busy week for earnings. we will get into all those after the bell but today, we have a special focus on brexit which gives us a chance to talk to ashley webster and steve hilton, the great steve hilton, host of the next revolution on fox news will be our guest, talking, trying to sort out this mess over in the uk. knows a lot about it. and how about a little football? there's talk the nfl maybe has a new officiating crisis. we will explain that and talk about maybe what to do about that. when we come your way after the bell today. liz: too many flags. connell: there really are. liz: too many flags. connell: slows it down. liz: yeah, i know. connell: that's it. liz: go, browns! connell: that's it. yeah. liz: connell, thank you. connell: good stuff. liz: what a difference a

i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." s&p 500, nasdaq down almost percentagewise. melissa says it was worse if you can believe it earlier in the day. a lot to talk about. fox business team coverage with blake burman at the white house where they had white a busy day. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. same there. phil flynn watching action in gold in chicago on the floor. gerri, on the floor, take us through the crazy day. reporter: we started down, continued on. you can see by this chart, worst day for stocks since august 23rd. all subpoena 500 stocks traded lower. a decade low for manufacturing. i'm not hearing from traders a huge amount of surprise about this. in fact it was surprising in the opposite direction we kept hitting new highs. they were more surprised by the fact that we hit nearly 900 points yesterday and today for the dow. looking for earnings next couple weeks. that could be negative. could be a replay of last year's third quarter. we'll see eps down about 2% year-over-year. major averages today, dow down 1.85%. the s&p down

connell: i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. this is record close for s&p. it is official. nasdaq approaching record territory appears to be just shy there as we watch it settle out. connell: four point below. we'll check dow stocks hitting all-time highs today. apple's fourth straight record close ahead of earnings report on wednesday. shares of microsoft higher after scoring a major victory against amazon, winning a 10 billion-dollar contract with the pentagon for cloud computing services. >> tiffany's surging today after the owner of louis vuitton offers to buy the iconic jeweler in a deal worth $14.5 billion. shares closing up 30% on that one. connell: we await for alphabet. that is the earnings report. scott martin, kingsview a asset management. no alphabet i see yet, scott. talk to us about the s&p and nasdaq almost there. what is driving things there? >> things feel good, connell. you guys talked about it in the lead-in. it is funny, we're at multiple record closes as far as as many we had. this one feel as little differe

i'm connell mcshane. more on the big market movers. here is what is new at this hour >>> facebook fighting heating up. >>> the latest on the brexit october 31st deadline. the latest on the state of play. >>> president xi's warning for protesters. lauren: kristina partsinevelos on floor of the new york stock exchange. grady trimble on the ground at bolling brook, illinois. blake, what is the latest on the white house? reporter: big news on turkey. news coming out of the white house. that will be the story to end the day at the white house. it began with headlines involving china and treasury secretary steve mnuchin making it very apparent earlier this morning that top u.s. and chinese negotiators would still be communicating for the next several weeks here. as they still need to get phase one of this trade deal, quote, unquote papered as president trump put it in the oval office on friday. i asked the treasury secretary this morning what exactly it might look like, what the road map might look like between now and the apec conference in

to connell mcshane. these are hitting very quickly but this is a big, big news day right now. ell: what a day. what a friday. so scrap anything i was going to tell you that's coming up on "after the bell" because now we know what's coming up. any new comments that come from the president, we will probably spend most of, if not the entire hour, on this. be really interesting to see how he couches it. i noticed one of the quotes being attributed to the president is that we've come to a very substantial phase one deal, he calls it a phase one deal, that is going to take a matter of weeks, three to five weeks, to put this part of it in place and that that part, if i'm reading it right, is only phase one. which i think is what most people expected. then let's see what's in phase one, because the size of that maybe gives us some clues in terms of what we can expect in the future, if this lays the groundwork for more deals, great. the market will be off to the races, not just today but in the coming weeks. if it buys both sides time, maybe to go back into their respective corners, not

good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."for the s&p 500, its 15 of the year. nasdaq is hovering near record territory. we're waiting two high-stakes reports that could massively shake up the market one way or

i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell." we'll have more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. president trump expected to leave the white house shortly, making his way to minnesota, have a campaign rally there tonight to gain support in a state he barely lost in 2016. we'll bring you any breaking comment from the president on china trade and everything else, if and when he stops and talks to reporters on the white house south lawn. >>> millions in the dark in california. power outages extending for a second day. the reason behind what seems like a drastic measure. maybe if there is a better solution. >>> a new red flag for social security. the new numbers that have critics sounding the alarm. melissa: fox business team coverage. edward lawrence at the office of the u.s. trade representative in washington. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. let's kick it off with edward. reporter: melissa, i'm looking over my shoulder any minute that door will open. treasury secretary steve mnuchin has come out of there already. appears t

i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." charles: i'm melissa francis. this is what is new at this hour. tensions on the world stage. china warning the u.s. to brace for retaliation after president trump blacklisted eight chinese tech giants. the two largest economieses prepare for high level trade talks. adam silver is standing his ground refusing to apologize for a general manager's tweet about a protest in hong kong but will his decision backfire on the global brand? tracking space. nasa confirming a group of astronauts are expected to fly past earth at incredible speeds. we will talk to astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson about this looming phenomenon this hour. connell: wow. now we're talking. fox business team coverage of this market selloff. edward lawrence, busy day as usual following trade in d.c. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange with all the back and forth and blake burman at the white house as well. edward, on that trade beat, the trade restrictions seemed to help the market or hurt the market. let's start with you. repo

i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil cavuto. here is charles payne. charles: i'm charles payne. this is "making money." most companies are beating on earnings. big behemoths are doing well. all-time highs for market remain elusive. maybe that does change with amazon reporting after the bell vice president pence troubles down on harsh criticism of china both sides getting louder on breaking up tech. almighty american consumer are spending. bringing and mortar malls are suffering and christmas deals make their way into stores. nordstrom opening up a monster flagship store in new york city. we'll take you there. that and so much more on "making money". ♪ charles: vice president mike pence remaining defiant in the face of china, doubling down on his harsh criticisms from a year ago. his message was clear today. america is not standing down. edward lawrence joins us live with what the vice president had to say, edward? reporter: charles, vice president mike pence took a hard-line on china with some issues, but toned down part of the speech in the past 24 hours about the economic futu

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and nasdaq also in the red. more on the market movers but here is what is new at this hour? brexit denied. uk lawmakers rejecting boris johnson's timeline to lead the european union. we're live in london what happens next. it is the will of the british people will be completely forgotten, the cease-fire is over. the truce between turkey and syria just expiring one hour ago. the latest from the pentagon on that? mark zuckerberg set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow as new investigation gears up into facebook. a first look what the ceo will tell congress. connell: a lot to talk about with fox business team coverage. gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley webster in london, edward lawrence in capitol hill, grady trimble in chicago, jackie deangelis reporting from the new york state supreme court. but to brexit, not to brexit, ashley, we start with you. reporter: connell, yes, so much for the fast track that boris johnson was claiming he could get the e

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: amazon day. also thursday. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 also fighting for gains at the close ending in positive territory. the nasdaq in the green for the second day in a row. yes we're double-checking, that's right. take a look at twitter plunging today after the company added plenty of new users but struggled to sell advertising. the drop shaving off 1/5 of the company's value, wow. connell: better day for tesla. that company overtaking general motors, most valuable american automaker. how about that? following a surprise third quarter profit. tesla shares up more than 17 1/2%. there you go. melissa: as we're waiting for amazon let's bring in today's panel. jeff sica, circle squared alternative invests ceo, john layfield, layfield report. he is also a fox news contributor. john, i will start with you. what are you looking for in amazon? >> one-day shipping, what the cost is going to be. amazon has done so much to get to one-day ship forge with hundred customers. there are experiences incurred, how th

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the market movers. what is brand new at this hour, made in america. president trump in texas this afternoon. he is currently making his way to a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the making of an iconic product right here in the usa. we are live in the lone star state with the previous view. >>> break through overseas. vice president mike pence, sorry, secretary of state mike pompeo reaching an agreement with the turkish president. plus heading for the exit. uk and eu leaders know this can't possibly be right. reaching a deal on brexit? still facing uphill battle in parliament. the latest on the state of play. connell: not quite there yet. it seemed to help markets with fox team coverage. gerri willis from the floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman at the white house. bryan llenas joins us on the ground in texas where the president will be an hour from now. hillary vaughn on facebook beat at georgetown university. blake, we start with you. reporter: connell, part of the headlines involved

connell: i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour right now at the white house president trump is about to sit down with the secretary of defense amid heightened tensions in syria. this story is developing quickly. we'll bring you new headlines from the president when we get them. >>> plus a hollywood star is now officially serving time. new details as felicity huffman reports to prison. >>> the delivery wars heating up. walmart is moving to the next frontier. how you can get your groceries sent straight to your refrigerator. melissa: i like the sound of that. fox business team coverage. blake burman at the white house. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. gerri, first to you. reporter: that's right. what a day in the markets. the dow up 237 full percentage points. the dow back over 27,000, 27,024. good news for major averages. s&p 500 is up and nasdaq too. what is going on here? all about earnings, whether you were looking at jpmorgan chase, johnson & johnson, unitedhealthcare, wells far

i'm connell mcshane as you can see reporting live from nationals park in washington, washington, the site of game three of the world series with the hometown nationals leading the astros two games to none. they bring the world series to our nation's capitol. it marks the first time the series has been played here in 86 years. could be the first time this team has ever won it, the first victory for the city since the senators won the world series way back in 1924. in a moment i will speak with ken rosenthal from pox sports. first we begin with fox business team coverage of top stories on a friday. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we have edward lawrence live at the white house. susan li with the latest on mark zuckerberg's fireside chat. grady trimble in chicago on the looming united auto workers decision but first, to the white house, a man who has a big nationals fan wishes he was here. edward, first to you. reporter: that is true. i'm very jealous of that assignment. you can see what the markets did on the news related to china. the u.s. trade representativ

i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on market movers. here is what is new at this hour. firing back at his critics. mark zuckerberg sitting down with fox's own dana perino sounding off on calls to break up big tech and whether or not billionaires should keep their own money. we're going to bring you the facebook ceo's response on that one. plus, a defense of the wealthy, coming from a very unlikely place. why alec baldwin, social warrior, alec ball win, super left, alec baldwin finding himself on the same side of capitalists. holding companies responsible for the worst drug crisis in u.s. history, a landmark opioid trial could be averted if a meeting today ends in enormous sell meant. that is going on right now. connell: that is a big story. fox business team coverage of all top stories. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman at the white house. deirdre bolton in the newsroom with latest on possible opioid settlement. on friday, in the markets gerri, we start with you. reporter: what a day today. the dow ending do

good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." new record close for the s&p 500, its 15 of the year. nasdaq is hovering near record territory. we're waiting two high-stakes reports that could massively shake up the market one way or another. facebook and apple are set to report quarterly earnings. find out numbers here before it impacts your wallet tomorrow. whether you own the stocks or not it will tell a lot about the economy going forward. connell: we have fox team coverage ahead of all of that gerri willis waiting for all numbers on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence, at the fed reserve in washington. deirdre bolton on the earnings. we start with you, ed. reporter: federal reserve cut 25 basis points off the federal funds rate. they did that the third time in a row. based on global economic slowdown and trade uncertainty. chair of federal reserve jay powell signaled this may be a pause in rate cuts that are coming here. the federal reserve, really market took off when i asked this question, how the feder

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i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."also in the red. more on the market movers but here is what is new at this hour? brexit denied. uk lawmakers rejecting boris johnson's timeline to lead

i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." charles: i'm melissa francis.hat is new at this hour. tensions on the world stage. china warning the u.s. to brace for retaliation after president trump blacklisted eight chinese tech

connell: i'm connell mcshane. we'll start by talking about trade. we bring in edward lawrence from the white house not only to recap, edward the president ate comment there on japan but talk about your own reporting, market moving reporting on china today. reporter: let's start with china here. we have breaking news. we understand the commerce department is adding 28 new chinese companies to the entity list. that means those companies will not be able to buy or sell with american companies going forward. that starts tomorrow. just being posted now to the federal register. with all of this, this comes on a day that the chinese trade talks are going forward at the deputy level. now we're told from our chinese sources, from the commerce minister actually, in china, the commerce ministry told us that the deputy level talks here in china, the chinese are coming ready to make a deal on those items that both sides agree upon. they would like to see a deal go forward with those items and then forth a team table when they can deal with the items that are mor

i'm connell mcshane. both s&p 500 and dow ending up more than 1%. look at apple. it is in record territory for the first time this year, $236.21. president trump's meeting going on with china's vice premier at oval office. once that wraps, we'll bring any comment from that. maybe additional comment from the president as he leaves the white house. we're all over it. >> fox business team coverage. deirdre bolton at the white house. grady trimble on the ground in chicago. deirdre, you're where all the action is. reporter: exciting here. tons of correspondent running in and out as you can imagine. i want to highlight the question of vocabularily. we heard president trump talk about a substantial phase one deal. notice the world deal. a friend of mine who speaks mandarin, that the chinese press is transpiring what is transpiring here, as a pause, a pause in the trade war. not necessarily a deal. so just a difference perhaps of vocabularily. one worth pointing out all the same. from what we understand, from phase one, which will be written in the next three to five week