the alleged murder weapon was found nearby. >> when i first this case i scratched my name and david bell'se into a desk in the first cell that i was in when i was an intake. >> smith says she and bell wrote letters for the first year in jail. >> i was communicating with him at first. but then when i came to my senses and thought about everything, when everything hit me, that's when i stopped. >> smith says she stopped in part because she felt like bell was trying to urge her not to testify against him. >> he told me several times not to say something or told me what to say. but i did my best to refrain from discussing the case. because whatever i'm would say probably could come back to haunt me later on. >> bell says he now expects smith will take a deal and testify against him. but that it won't be a complete story. >> she trying to paint herself as innocent like she didn't know what was going on and everything. she lying. >> bell says not only did smith know about the robbery, she played a big part in pulling them off. >> you would have never seen her coming. she was 18, about to graduat

he had this to say about another congressman, david bell with avid, his district went for clinton by 16 points and he has voted with donald trump 100% of the time. art in virginia, independent. caller: thank you for your fantastic programming. aside. the arguments i live in northern virginia. a non-smoking couple with a daughter in college. a blue crossby provider, in two years, my premiums went up from $780 per month to $1900 per month. the effect for me is that, socialized the cost. me, mying it better for deductible and everything else was the same but you increased my costs tremendously and made it very difficult o'er me to pay for tuition -- difficult for me to pay for tuition with little discretionary income, i will vote for those who can lower my cost. host: republicans from the house freedom caucus, the first time around, said they were not doing anything to lower the cost of rhenium's. -- premiums. demanded thehey essential health benefits mandated under the affordable care act be an option for states who can now get out of them. do you believe that this is their lower your

closing bell, david and melissa on "after the bell." david: perfect timing, connell.0 points. hello, i'm david asman. nasdaq seeing another new high. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on big market movers. here is what else we have for you at this hour. disney out with big results. any minute a box office bonanza expected to give a boost to the bottom line. we'll get new espn numbers unthe microscope after high-profile layoffs next month. >>> lawyers for president trump and the aclu squaring off in appeals court hearing over the travel ban. what happens now?

[closingclosing bell rings ] david and melissa picks it up with "after the bell." david: wall street getting hit snag in the face. the stocks getting slammed, down about 368 points right now. this is the worst day for stocks this year, no doubt. dow and s&p 500 down more than a percent. nasdaq russell closing down more than 2%. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. we'll tell you which stocks are getting hit the hardest. first here is what is driving the selloff at this hour right now. washington reeling from the latest bombshell report. the white house fierce sy denying president trump asked former fbi director james comey to end his investigation into michael flynn. this as the president is meeting now with candidates to replace comey. the report sending shocks waves through capitol hill with both sides of the aisle seeking the truth behind the accusation amid growing concerns this could derail president trump's economic agenda. we are covering this from all angles. among our guest, texas congressman louie gohmert, h

closing bell, david and melissa on "after the bell." david: perfect timing, connell. dow singing about 30 points. hello, i'm david asman. nasdaq seeing another new high. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on big market movers. here is what else we have for you at this hour. disney out with big results. any minute a box office bonanza expected to give a boost to the bottom line. we'll get new espn numbers unthe microscope after high-profile layoffs next month. >>> lawyers for president trump and the aclu squaring off in appeals court hearing over the travel ban. what happens now? why is fbi director james comey walking back comment he made in front of congress last week? judge andrew napolitano will weigh in on all that. >>> did you see this? an all-out brawl at a florida airport. we'll tell you what spirit airlines did, that prompted this. whoa. david: airlines, it doesn't end. chevron, cisco, dupont among the dow's biggest drags today. the dow ending down, not so with nasdaq. lori rothman on floor of nyse. nasdaq at a new high

if you stuck with me you see a nasdaq new record and s&p 500 new record with the closing bell ringing today. david melissa francis are here for "after the bell." david: it is you. i thought it was us. meanwhile stocks soaring into the close. the dow ending up more than 80 points as liz just saids both ending at new all-time record highs. a good day on wall street. i'm david asman. melissa: you you bet. i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers. here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. it is being called the mother of all cyber attacks hitting 1150 countries and -- 150 countries and still growing crashing hundreds of thousands of systems. who has been affected around the world and here at home. trump team shake-up a new report citing several of the

[closingclosing bell rings ] david and melissa picks it up with "after the bell." getting hit snag in the face. the stocks getting slammed, down about 368 points right now. this is the worst day for stocks this year, no doubt. dow and s&p 500 down more than a percent. nasdaq russell closing down more than 2%. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is after the bell. we'll tell you which stocks are getting hit the hardest. first here is what is driving the selloff at this hour right now. washington reeling from the latest bombshell report. the white house fierce sy denying president trump asked former

if you stuck with me you see a nasdaq new record and s&p 500 new record with the closing bell ringing today. david asman and melissa francis are here for "after the bell." david: it is you. i thought it was us. meanwhile stocks soaring into the close. the dow ending up more than 80 points as liz just saids both ending at new all-time record highs. a good day on wall street. i'm david asman. melissa: you you bet. i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers. here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. it is being called the mother of all cyber attacks hitting 1150 countries and -- 150 countries and still growing crashing hundreds of thousands of systems. who has been affected around the world and here at home. trump team shake-up a new report citing several of the president's men are on the way out. what a senior white house official is telling fox now. suspicious story. the u.s. vowing to tighten the screws as north korea test as missile they claim is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. we'll examine the latest thread coming up. davi

[closing bell rings] david and melissa pick it up for "after the bell." hi, guys. ng down 52 points for second straight session. s&p and nasdaq moving in the same direction. snapping a seven-day winning streak i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could join us for the "after the bell." sean spicer back at podium at the white house. peppered with question on reportof back channels to russia and shake-up in the communications staff. we'll take you live to the white house for the latest.

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[closing bell rings] david and melissa pick it up for "after the bell." hi, guys. melissa: the dow closing down 52 points for second straight session. s&p and nasdaq moving in the same direction. snapping a seven-day winning streak i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could join us for the "after the bell." sean spicer back at podium at the white house. peppered with question on reportof back channels to russia and shake-up in the communications staff. we'll take you live to the white house for the latest. look at this. tempers flaring as a texas legislative session gets physical. protests and threats emerging over a law banning sanctuary cities in the state. we'll speak with one state lawmaker behind a bill who was a witness to that fight. >>> don't mess with our flag. we'll be speaking with two veterans who are fighting a local ordinance would prohibit them flying the "stars and stripes" in their own homes. why? we'll ask them. melissa: goldman sachs, jpmorgan, exxonmobil among today's biggest drags. go straight to nicole petallides on the floor o

bell. connell mcshane in for david and melissa francis for after the bell. >> hi, liz. close are in good shape. the dow ending in the green for the third consecutive day. we're up as liz said, up 90 points. i am connell mcshane. in for david today. melissa: welcome, i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we have for you covering this very busy hour. vice president mike pence on his way to capitol hill to meet with congressional leaders pushing for political victories on health care, tax reform and the big budget rollout expected tomorrow. details on what we know now. >> we love israel. we respect israel. and i send your people the warme

bell. connell mcshane in for david and melissa francis for after the bell. >> hi, liz. stocks coming into the close are in good shape. the dow ending in the green for the third consecutive day. we're up as liz said, up 90 points. i am connell mcshane. in for david today. melissa: welcome, i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what else we have for you covering this very busy hour. vice president mike pence on his way to capitol hill to meet with congressional leaders pushing for political victories on health care, tax reform and the big budget rollout expected tomorrow. details on what we know now. >> we love israel. we respect israel. and i send your people the warmest greets from your friend and ally, all of the people in the united states of america. we are with you. melissa: president trump assuring the people of israel that we have their back on day one of his action-packed visit. the president saying this is a great opportunity for peace in the middle east. could this be the start of what the world has been waiting for? a

bell. we have david and melissa action-packed hour. struggling for gains in the final minutes and nasdaq and s&p remain firmly in the red. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." here is what we got for you on this very busy hour. facebook and tesla on deck with results any moment. wall street expecting another strong quarter from facebook. tesla stock up nearly 50% this year, is expected to he see big moves when its report comes out. we'll bring it to you. the house voting to keep the government funded until september. the results on this we're hearing republicans are coming together now on health care as the presidt

joining me is host of "after the bell," david asman.ple don't know about roger ailes? >> i think primarily behind the scenes management stuff he was involved with. and as hard, scrapped and as tough a competitor as he was, he had an extraordinarily sensitive side they know you've seen, and i have seen and the cameramen here have seen and the people doing the audio have seen this. guy cared a lot about the people that worked for him, and he got very much involved when they had a problem, he would try to address that problem. if it was a personal problem or on-set problem. for me the personal problem i mentioned before is my wife had a stroke, you know my wife very well. she had a stroke 13 years ago, we were stuck in london, in an awful british hospital, one of the best they had, but shows how bad british health care is. liz: single payer. >> the only way your wife is going to get better -- he called me up, the only way wife is going to get better is if you stay there and take care of her. your assignment is to make sure your wife stays

bell fair crossroads, david crossroads shortly after. dumfries 6:42. round route 1. 6:44 for stanford. steve: they are moving at a relatively swift rate. they are not moving around 10 miles per hour. it's about 30 miles per hour. good truck to it. doug: two cells. this is diminishing in strength now. still a possibility -- have we seen anything where the m.w.s. canceled that or is there still a warning? we'll check into that. this is visually the heavier storm. with rain and lightning but that is an issue. steve: severe thunderstorm warning for loudoun county and clark and jefferson county until 7 another 45 minutes to go. this is brand new. just about to pop in, i believe, there it is. doug: just up. north of 50 here and it extends east and west of loudoun county and beyond. new times for you for purcellville at 6:28. leesburg at 6:43. lenna at 6:59. steve: this cell is moving toward the southwest at around 25 miles per hour. sorry. southeast. my bad. southeast. doug: this is moving this way. that is it. the skies cleared to the west. steve: it's inte

bell. the dow climbing its way closer back to the flat line, down 23 points. davidarnings and big news. david: yes we do. melissa: stocks trying for a comeback in the last hour of trading. the dow well off the lows but still closing down nearly 30 points. 23 points as i look here. s&p and nasdaq are ending in the red as well. four-day streak for record closes for the nasdaq come to an end. i'm melissa francis. david: we knew it would end some day. not as bad as it was. i'm david as man this is "after the bell." we have you covered for the big market movers. here is what else we have for you. another dramatic day on capitol hill, acting fbi director andrew mccabe contr

bell. we have david and melissa action-packed hour. david: dow struggling for gains in the final minutes and nasdaq and s&p remain firmly in the red. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." here is what we got for you on this very busy hour. facebook and tesla on deck with results any moment. wall street expecting another strong quarter from facebook. tesla stock up nearly 50% this year, is expected to he see big moves when its report comes out. we'll bring it to you. the house voting to keep the government funded until september. the results on this we're hearing republicans are coming together now on health care as the president steps in to apply a little bit of pressure. will we see a vote tomorrow? a live update from capitol hill. >>> one of the biggest match ups in boxing this year. head lines are coming from outside the ring. boxing legend oscar de la hoya take be jabs at president trump in new tv ad. david: he has a left hook we worry about. as we await the big earnings, take a look at the dow, b

as we wait to the closing bell, david and cheryl and a news conference that is imminent. david: thank you. it shouldn't be much longer. we're waiting the president of colombia in south america. he is very fluent in english by the way but he may speak in spanish because of protocol. we are very pleased to have you on an extraordinarily. the press conference should be any moment but we have breaking news what happened with general flynn, what happened with the firing of jim comey. all that led to a 300 point loss yesterday but day we had reversal. a lot of people saying negative arrows would continue. instead, cheryl casone we have green arrows. melissa: technology companies came in. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have all eyes on the white house to see if president trump responds to questions about james comey's firing and independent counsel appointed by deputy attorney general to head up the investigation into russia's involvement in our election and if there were any ties to the trump campaign. we do have blake

and mexico, we are joined by constellation brands, a member of the global cfo, david cline, ringing the closing bell today. david, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> you know, as long as i can remember, your stock is a juggernaut. the growth and mexican beers you bought, that continues to grow. how much more can you grow off of that one acquisition, for example? >> well, i think there's a lot of room for the brands to grow. you know, when you think about a brand, it's the no. 2 import brand in the u.s., and people have not heard of it before. corona extra is the no. 1 import brand and has been for years, and -- >> at any time, there's talk about tariffs and fights with trade, nafta changed, that sort of thing. what is the exposure you do have to mexico? >> so, of course, all our beer comes out of mexico, and, look, that's not because we moved jobs to mexico because it's lower cost labor. we make it in mexico because it's mexican beer, has to be made there. we do have exposure for mexico, 60% of cost of goods in the beer business do originate in mexico. we did a lot of work right after the election

david watson. michelle: brad bell has what police are saying about the search. >> ed this was so bizarre.his guy was seen running from a transport van. a police job -- dog tracked him to anne arundel county. that is where they lost the track. we can show you the video of how much searching was going on out here. they had a helicopter up. dogs. doing everything they could do to find watson. what 28 years old. serving 100 years plus for trying to kill police officers in delaware. facing the additional trial for the state of maryland. he has to be considered desperate. nothing to lose. the strange thing is he has vanished. so now there is a $10,000 reward for information to his whereabouts. and the u.s. marshal is taking over the case. we will be back at 5:00 with then is how recognizable he should be. he has tattoos like this all over his bot. requested evil." "187." "sin." we will talk about that at 5:00. in jessup, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. in stafford, sky track 7 over what police tell us is a domestic incident. what happened inside is still not clear at this hour. abc7 rea

bells. to the fourth david freeze gets ahold of this pitch it goes down the left field line and stays insideair pole for a solo homer. vince can't believe that one and the pirates take at the lead. in the sixth two on for francesco sur vcr i. two more runs score. vince gave up five runs in five innings and trail in the seventh right now six to two. >>> phillies got a big scare last night. here in the seventh pitcher jeremy hellickson grabbing his side after swinging. now he would finish the at-bat and hit a double to left field. he did have to leave the game but afterwards he said he just tweaked his back he's okay and does expect to make his next start. >>> to the basketball and the chances of san antonio beating golden state got tougher because kawhi leonard will miss the second game of the series because of an ankle injury. last night the cavs gave the celtics their worst home playoff game in history. lebron james found out he was not a finalist for the league m.v.p. kind of took it out on the celtics. the cavs led by 41 points at the half and just crushed the celtics by 44. here's lebron

unravel wild pitch hits david freeze putting two runners on and bell rings wack.ll three-run homer run. bat koz not dig out of. it nationals manage on three hits. last place pirates 6-1. >> three homeers in the last two weeks let's make that four. trumba wait a second, twait hits the yellow line. normally home run. umpires don't call it home r run. orioles set for one run that comes back to haunts them down 5-4. many called out and said he went around. he respectfully disagrees. yes that's end of game. o's lose 5-4. >> brews eric soguard is a big fan. despite the home run they lost to the padres. >> why did the fad rays win because they hit a home run at the end so they won. >> it's okay we can win the next one. >> saidy's mom explained there's no crying in baseball. she was reward the padres saw the video and got her cotton candy and cupcakes. >> makes everything better. >> always makes it better right? >> solves all the world's problems. >> sue you, everybody. vo: at dominion, we have a long history of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is

. >> kristen: that's all for kristen bell live. david spade will be helming the ship tomorrow. didn't break anything. "nightline" is next. but first, here with the title track to her new album "windy city," alison krauss! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we came to you big city from our little country town ♪ ♪ and every step he takes with you is down ♪ ♪ and you're as cold and heartless as your chilling winds that blow ♪ ♪ before you freeze his heart please let him go ♪ ♪ windy city you're holding my baby with your bright lights and your avenues ♪ ♪ so wild ♪ windy city turn loose ♪ if you don't give him back i'll lose my mind ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at night i walk your sidewalks and look in every bar ♪ ♪ i love him even though he's gone too far ♪ ♪ your swinging doors stay open just to keep him from my side ♪ ♪ and i'm on your lonely ♪ windy city you're holding my baby with your bright lights and your avenues ♪ ♪ so wild ♪ windy city turn loose of my baby ♪ ♪ if you don't give him back i'll lose my mind ♪ ♪ if you don't give him back i'll lose my mind ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightl

david: i'm david asman they is "after the bell."coverefor the big market movers but here is wh we have for you in a very busy hour. a lot of breaking news. president trump firing back against bombshell reports that he shared highly classified intelligence with russian diplomats.

bell" show. melissa francis and david asman pick it up here.30 points in the red for the fourth day in a row, the longest losing streak more than a month. nasdaq only bright spot today. happy mother's day, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers but here is what else we have for you this hour. the white house now responding to the latest tweets from president trump including his warning to the former fbi director james comey, there may be tapes of their covers conversations. i don't know about that an update from washington. >>> we told you one of the largest health insurance, aetna is quitting the obamacare

we got it, i am david asman, this is after the bell, we got you covered to big market movers, but firste strong reaction for and against the republican healthcare bill. just passed the house, we're learning more about what is inside, and whether the senate

i also want to thank my friends will arnett, anthony anderson, kristen bell, and david spade for filling ] i owe you guys at least a ride to l.a.x. maybe even a pickup at l.a.x. [ laughter ] guillermo, of all the guest hosts which one was your favorite? and be honest. they're not here. don't worry. >> jimmy, all of them did real good. >> jimmy: but which one did you like best? >> jimmy, you know i like women. so kristen bell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, i do know you like women. i didn't know you like women. you like women? >> all the time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is a good man. he's a funny man, and he is a clown too, of the rodeo variety which is explained in great detail on his ridiculous show "baskets." you can watch it on fx, and please say hello to zach galifianakis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i appreciate your being here because it was a little -- you were here, you were prepared to be guest host if i couldn't come back to work. >> yeah. i thought i was hosting tonight. >> jimmy: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> so this is a little weird. >> jimmy: the word didn't get

david: i'm david asman they is "after the bell." we have you coverefor the big market movers but here is wh we have for you in a very busy hour. a lot of breaking news. president trump firing back against bombshell reports that he shared highly classified intelligence with russian diplomats. a new report exposes the source where the intel may have come from, our closest ally in the middle east. how that nation is responding now. meanwhile cia director mike pompeo will head to capitol hill where he will soon brief the house intel committee as senate democrats are demanding a transcript what was discussed in private with the russians. >>> movie about pirates may be held for ransom. you how disney ceo bob iger is responding to a new cyber threat. melissa: united health, nike and pfizer among the dow's biggest drags. lori rothman watching it all from the new york stock exchange. tech is a big winner. how high do you think the nasdaq is going to climb, lori? reporter: north record second day in a row for the nasdaq at these record highs.

bell" show. melissa francis and david asman pick it up here. david: dow ending down 30 points in the red for the fourth day in a row, the longest losing streak more than a month. nasdaq only bright spot today. happy mother's day, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers but here is what else we have for you this hour. the white house now responding to the latest tweets from president trump including his warning to the former fbi director james comey, there may be tapes of their covers conversations. i don't know about that an update from washington. >>> we told you one of the largest health insurance, aetna is quitting the obamacare exchanges. coming up, chief architect of obamacare sikh emanuel. who is to blame. >>> massive cyberattack crippling 12 countytries and two american companies. british hospitals forced to turn patients away because of the outage. reports are that the hackers used leaked nsa hacking tools. latest on dissing story. david: merck and among t

bell. that is four-days straight upside move. david, melissa have it there. to start it out. sorry, i don't think i have ever done that before. david: stocks pushing higher. the dow closing up 40 points. 50 points before we saw last week's big selloff. s&p and nasdaq climbing as well. both positive for the months. i'm melissa francis. no, i'm david asman. we're together again! melissa: this is "after the bell," more on what is driving markets. here is what we are covering for you during this very busy hour. taxpayers first. white house unveiling the president's controversial plan for the budget. director mick mulvaney says they're looking at it through

so what do investors need to know ahead of the opening bell in we have david founder and ceo of the bonson, what are your expectations? we have the job's report, does the labor force grow, what are you looking for in this report, what would be good? >> what would be good is something like goldy-lockish, not so strong that it may accelerate tightening. that's not expected. that's what the market would most love to see. lauren: what are your clients concerned about now? >> the biggest question that we are running into is the market overheated based on where this trumpian policy framework is and where do we want to be positioned. it's a tricky place to be because the bond market scares people, rates are so low, they are worried about moving higher and yet with equities, there's just fear that maybe things are a bit expensive so we just have to tell people to be selective. they don't want to buy the whole market. we think the energy sector is very underpriced and oil dropping 5%, it feeds the maco fear that it's a dangerous time to be in energy. i can't for the life of me understand why people

bell. the dow climbing its way closer back to the flat line, down 23 points. david and melissa have earnings and big news. david: yes we do. melissa: stocks trying for a comeback in the last hour of trading. the dow well off the lows but still closing down nearly 30 points. 23 points as i look here. s&p and nasdaq are ending in the red as well. four-day streak for record closes for the nasdaq come to an end. i'm melissa francis. david: we knew it would end some day. not as bad as it was. i'm david as man this is "after the bell." we have you covered for the big market movers. here is what else we have for you. another dramatic day on capitol hill, acting fbi director andrew mccabe contradicting the media reports on the state of the russian investigation and timing of james comey getting fired. as the president himself is speaking out with new details in defense of comey's firing. what we know about that now. obamacare in freefall. one of the nation's largest health insurers quitting entirely, all the health exchanges, all over the country by next year. i was one of

bell. that is four-days straight upside move. david, melissa have it there. melissa: sneeze to start it out. sorry, i don't think i have ever done that before. david: stocks pushing higher. the dow closing up 40 points. 50 points before we saw last week's big selloff. s&p and nasdaq climbing as well. both positive for the months. i'm melissa francis. no, i'm david asman. we're together again! melissa: this is "after the bell," more on what is driving markets. here is what we are covering for you during this very busy hour. taxpayers first. white house unveiling the president's controversial plan for the budget. director mick mulvaney says they're looking at it through the eyes of people actually paying the bills. can you imagine? what is in and what's out? >> we must drive out the terrorists and the extremists from our midst. obliterate this evil ideology, and protect and defend our citizens and people of the world. melissa: president responding to the deadly attack in manchester as cities around the world on high alert. new developments just coming in. what

we got it, i am david asman, this is after the bell, we got you covered to big market movers, but first, we have strong reaction for and against the republican healthcare bill. just passed the house, we're learning more about what is inside, and whether the senate may just tear it up and start fresh. and state prosecutors going easy on illing criminals. the disturbing findings from a judicial was watch report. >> new evidence that north korea may be teaming up with iran. are the north koreans sharing other nuclear know how with the terror state? our guests steve forbes, charlie hurt, general jack keane. melissa: the dow ending day. in record territory, a big week for oil, jeff glock at thflock on the scene, and laurie rothman, who are the biggest winners. reporter: warren buffett had a lot to do with the winners, apple up -- i am sorry for the week, this graphic is the weekly move. apple, mcdonald's, warren buffett touting apple calling the iphone a incredie consumer product. on the down side, disney and ibm. we learned that mr. buffett decreased his holdings in ibm. we had a nice shot

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time i almost vomit when i say that. [ la anthony anderson is guest hosting, then kristen bell on thursday, and davidat. yeah. i'm so honored that jimmy has enough confidence to let me host his show for exactly one night and nothing more. [ laughter ] just the one night. hey, speaking of jimmy, he wrote me a good luck letter for tonight. let's see what is says. shall we? let's open it up here. let's take a -- ♪ wow. tell you what, some nice card stock. wow. that's nice. someone's doing really well, huh? [ laughter ] i use post-it notes like the rest of america. i'm just a lunch pail kind of guy, you know? keeping it real 24/7. "dear will," he starts "thanks so much for hosting the show. st increase viewership within the target demographics by at least 2.4%." wow. that's weirdly specific. it's lovely, though. [ cheers and applause ] that's lovely. what a lovely thing to say. my first guest tonight is the funniest maya since angelou. [ laughter ] this summer she lends her voice to "the emoji movie," which makes me lol smiley face. >> congratulations, everyone! what an exciting day for all of you! >> it

bell point chief strategists david nelson and ashley webster. i want to start with the trade deal because this is a big deal. mr. nilsson, beginning with you, we haven't been able to sell beef for years in china. they are now also i should point out are going to be able to sell cooked chicken, a little bit of exchange and the other biggie is it's going open up the banking industry on both sides in china and here and we will be able to export to china liquid natural gas. what do you see from -- by the way, i should point out this is coming from a administration that doesn't seem to like china, why all this now? >> you're right. there is some good news like this and it's not that small because the american beef going to china, that's a 2 and a half billion dollar industry, certainly good news for energy sector. trish: natural gas. >> i'm sorry, natural gas and opens up markets for the united states and paying dividends later when we are trying to negotiate serious issues like north korea. trish: it makes me wonder, ashley, if this is tied to the c

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david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell". got you covered on big market movers.re's what else we have this very busy hour. happening right now, former acting attorney general sally yates and former national intelligence director james clapper getting grilled on capitol hill. >> have either of you ever been any

kristen bell on thursday. and david spade on friday. to be back to work on monday. guillermo, i need you to watch these people while i'm gone. [ laughter ] are. >> sure. yes, sure, jimmy. >> jimmy: i don't want them stealing anything from my desk. >> i will keep my eyes open, yeah. >> jimmy: okay. thank you. especially spade. because i think he -- [ laughter ] >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is a renowned cardiothoracic surgery and more importantly one of oprah's favorite things. his show airs every day on syndicated television. please welcome dr. mehmet oz! [ cheers and applause ] it's very strange because it might seem that we booked you specifically because of this. you've been booked on the show for weeks. this is a coincidence. and then you're a heart surgeon. >> the daytime emmy awards were last night. i was coming here anyway. we talked about today was the obvious one. this was planned months ago. >> in a way you're responsible for what happened to us. [ laughter ] >> beside my wife. >> jimmy: do people forget