taylor riggs in for liz claman. liz: planting the stars and stripes on mars. charles: they say the rocketship won't come in my size in ashley. liz: we will get you on one someday. we love you so much. i am taylor riggs in for liz claman. markets a little bit of a mixed bag in this final hour of trade but donald trump making all kinds of headlines today. trump making a virtual experience at the world economic forum in davos with a clear message to corporations. you make or product in america or pear tariffs. trump also commenting on his phone call with the saudi arabia and crown prince saying he's asking and increased investment into the us from the original reported deal of $600 billion. going live to edward lawrence at the white house. are we hearing he wants to closer to $1 trillion? >> reporter: he would love to see that closer to 1 trillion. always the negotiator trying to push the envelope. donald trump speaking to the world economic forum saying america is open for business. not only that, he will work with companies to try to get their permits expedited

i'm taylor riggs, in for liz claman. this is led by big tech, that's what's leading the rally at this moment. take a look at nat gas, skyrocketing, a massive winter storm slamming the mid-atlantic, heavy snow, freezing temperatures are causing massive delays at airports. more than 1900 flights are canceled so far, nat gas as you can see up 10 and-a-half percent. the united states nat gas fund etf also rallying as you can see, 10%. storms are boosting heating demand. let's take a look at the market rally as all the electoral college is officially confirming donald trump's presidential win in a joint session of congress just a little more than one hour ago. vice president kamala harris had the task of certifying the vote for her 2024 opponent in her role as president of the senate. >> the whole number of the lek electors appointed to vote for president of the united states is 538. within that whole number, the majority is 270. the votes for president of the united states are as follows. donald j. trump of the state of flor

charles: someone with a front row seat today is liz claman. liz, over to you. [laughter] liz: charles, thank you so much. "the claman countdown" is live at ces, the largest consumer electronics technology the show where close to 5,000 tech companies from 161 countries have descended on sin city for the next three days to to unveil the newest gadgets for 2025, and it will be a crowd of close to 140,000. maybe even more. we're going to show you a bunch of this technology coming up. but first, yeah, you see red on the screen. after monday's stellar performance where the tech the sector actually led the nasdaq to major gains, that sector is coloring the markets red. as we kick off the final hour of trade, we've got the dow i jonesvilles losing about 116 points, s&p down 52. but let me show you the nasdaq, and we can drill down here because the point and percentage loss you see right now, so the percentage loss is 1.6%. the point loss are, 325. completely blanks out the 1.2% pop or 243 points that it closed at yesterday. to be honest, that probably has less to do wi

meanwhile, so excited to toss it on over to our good friend liz claman who is at ces. you've been doing an awesome job. liz: thank you so much, taylor. we appreciate it. it's 3:00 p.m. here on the east coast where you are noon in las vegas and of course los angeles. folks, where a third straight day, l.a. county is in the grip of a massive deadly and in many cases still uncontained wildfire spreading all over. right now, what you see on the screen as you're looking live at smoke and flames rolling through the hills of pacific palisades in california. the latest numbers at least five people are confirmed dead, officials actually unfortunately expect that number to rise as cadaver dogs begin searching the burned out rubble of destroyed homes. all the deaths are from the eaton blaze which began tuesday at 6:20 p.m. in the alta dina. cal fire says from 6:20 p.m. by 8:00 p.m., the 10-acre blaze whipped by hurricane force winds rapidly spread to more than 400 acres. winds in the region right now much calmer than yesterday but still, gusting up to 80 miles per hour in some are

liz claman -- >> yeah. i see no evidence of acrimony.now, we'll see. >> palace intrigue and gossip. howard: all right. thank you both. appreciate it. >>> ahead, corey lieu wan kousky will be here. but up next, how mike john op's effort to hang on to his speaker's gavel turned into a beltway cliffhanger. ♪ want a next level clean? swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ahhhhh with listerine. feel the whoa! howard: mike johnson lost just three republican members in the first round of voting for speaker, but that wasn't enough. despite donald trump's endorsement to keep him from continuing to hold the gavel, but suddenly two of the gop rebels switched their vote keeping johnson in the job. >> we made a lot of campaign promises, president trump did as well, and reconciliation is the way to get it done. remember, i'll be dealing with the smallest margin in u.s. history. howard: joining us now, byron york of "the washing

folks, i hand it over to my colleague, cheryl casone, in for liz claman. it's going to be a rocky hour go. we'll hold on. cheryl: yeah. more than 6000 points down on the dow -- charles -- 600 points. traders looking for cover. i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. the jobs report dimmed hopes for two rate cuts in this year. major averages are now turning negative for the year as the dow and the s&p 500 having their worst day since december 18th. we're going to have all that market news and more coming up in moments. but we do have to start with the deadly story out west. a sixth fire broke out today called archer after the other five wildfires ripped through southern california leaving a trail of death and destruction. the unprecedented 4-day inferno that has swept across l.a. county has damaged or destroyed more than 99,000 structures and killed -- 9,000 structures and killed at least 10 people. fox business' max gorden has been following the flames all week and joins us live from california. max, what is the latest? what are you seeing? >> reporter: well,

taylor riggs in for liz claman. liz: planting the stars and stripes on mars.

happy new year, my friend, and happy new year to liz claman. liz: oh, to you too, charles. so glad that we are back in action and bringing some news when it's market or breaking news to our viewers, and we do begin with breaking news of after an emergency postponement in the wake of yesterday's terrorist attack in new orleans, we are one hour away from the start of the sugar bowl. you're looking at a live shot of the caesars superdome where the kickoff, originally scheduled for last night, will take place at 4 p.m. eastern between georgia and notre dame. the fbi has now released a whole host of new information about yesterday's attacker who died in a shootout with police after he killed 14 new year's revelers. they now believe they know who planted two explosion if we've devices at the scene, and there is also fresh news about the cyber truck explosion yesterday outside trump las vegas hotel. that also considered a terrorist attack. coming up, we've got team coverage of this fast develop canning story. but now let's get to the markets on this first trading day of 2025. we'v

liz claman -- liz: can we call out companies we're really annoyed at right now? charles: there's a lot more than annoyed. when they try to steal your house -- liz: state farm. anyway, moving on. [laughter] happy friday, everybody. breaking news, the antics in washington seem kind of a world away from wall street where the bulls are galloping toward the close, kicking up gold dust for investors long the market. inside the beltway, the house of represent tyes has just elected its next house speaker. not without drama though. after the first vote to reelect republican mike johnson, president-elect trump's pick as speaker of the house, seemingly failed, some backroom conversations with two republicans who did not support johnson, representative-elect ralph norman of south carolina and keith -- of,, those two skis giving hem the required majority vote of 218. house minority leader hakeem jeffries is introducing johnson has -- as speaker. as you see live on the floor of the capitol, 215 votes to johnson's 218. all right, so that tata has been settled. let's get to this

liz claman, over to you. liz: it's big. pinstripes are huge for the spring.charles: this comes back

million hit and going to either move higher by 3% and you know when the favorites win all the time, liz clamanokies don't do so well. they love the upset. liz: we're in vegas where everybody is gambling away and delta and draft kings and howie man dell. >> i'm here with the lovely people from sketchers. liz: oh, okay. >> i'm an ambassador with sketchers and they struck a huge deal. not these. and these are sketchers but they made a big deal with john deere. look at collaboration. sketchers are telling me to get out. i get it. liz: you know tv. we got to get commercial breaks in. >> sketchers could buy commercials. buy time. liz: good to see you, howie. this is who you see here at ces. there's so much not just auto but aviation technology and here on the floor and check out this display and way over there, sambo motors from korea and it's a two person ev vertical takeoff and lan landing and operates ona hybrid power system and operating at speed of 180 kilometers per hour and under development and wait till you see what delta said about a different one and coming back with much more and that's

happy new year, my friend, and happy new year to liz claman. liz: oh, to you too, charles.k in action and bringing some news when it's market or breaking news to our viewers, and

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now over to my colleague, liz claman. ade under the newly sworn-in president trump. getting a warm welcome from the bulls. the dow jones industrials

now over to my colleague, liz claman. liz: we've got a huge show coming up on this first day of trade under the newly sworn-in president trump. getting a warm welcome from the bulls. the dow jones industrials charging up 451 points, s&p gaining 45 points or three-quarters of a percent, nasdaq up 117, russell 2000 up 38. that's a nice 1.6% move. but when it comes to buying all stocks, so much hinges on what president trump's new trade policies will be and the promised tariffs, what they will really look like. peter navarro knows, he is the new donald trump senior adviser for trade and manufacturing. and, by the way, he's a china hawk, so he's here. we're going to ask him about the latest on tiktok as well which the president just granted another 75 days to find an american buyer. in the meantime, president trump says he's going to appear before our cameras in the next hour to make what he called a, quote, massive infrastructure announcement. word is the announcement will focus specifically on a private sector investment pos

liz claman, over to you. liz: it's big. pinstripes are huge for the spring. you've like 30 years early. charles: this comes back. just got to wait long enough. liz: just hold on to the stuff. thanks, charles. breaking news, the bulls are getting it in and day two of the stock market rally and it's tech and media entertainment controlling the buy button. the dow is tacking on 164 points to yesterday's 538 point jumped and look at s&p, this is the big one and it's currently at all time intraday record here at 6,096. gaining three quarters of a percent and closing up 41 points to mark the record. but right now it's up 47 so let's see what happen ntsb next 59 minutes. see nasdaq as far as percentage gains are concerned and the nasdaq is vaulting the very highest. this 278 point spike here mean as 1.5% gain for the tech heavy index. both s&p and nasdaq can thank netflix for the lift. shares of streaming king blazing to intraday record in the wake-over as one analyst put it near flawless earnings. now only did netflix beat on the top and bottom line, but the platfo

liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah, on tiktok. [laughter] we've got a lot of tiktok news here. take a look at this. the s&p 500, folks, right above the 6,000 level and trying to stay there right now. the markets are actually having their best week since early november. of there it goes, just one point above the 6,000 level for the s&p. still gaining, a nice move here of 63 points. the major averages looking bright green. oh, like my jacket. i did it. i control the market. all right. yeah, we've got the s&p -- oh, now it's even at 6,000. i'm going to be watching this constantly here. dow jones industrials up about 3.7% for the week. the s&p up 3%. nice move for the nasdaq, up 2.5%, and bless their small and mid cap hearts, you know, earlier the russell 2000 was up 4 on the week. right now it's pared back just a bit but still up 3.7%, but quite a jump there. intel is affecting names that are topping the dow jones industrials like nvidia. intel is soaring at the moment 8.5%. it's at the temperature of the nasdaq and number two on -- top of the nasdaq on news that the semiconductor

liz claman, we're losing altitude pretty quickly. d it -- [laughter] charles: yeah. liz: grab the bags in the seat front of you. we do have a wild ride with stocks on this tuesday, dow jones industrials in the green by 90 points. the s&p toggling back and forth into red and green, right now down 7 points. nasdaq is lore by 8. the russell -- by 83. the russell up 16 points. not because of anything that's

liz claman, over to you. liz: yeah, on tiktok. [laughter] we've got a lot of tiktok news here.000 level and trying to stay there right now. the markets are actually having their best week since early november. of there it goes, just one point above the 6,000 level for the s&p. still gaining, a

liz claman, we're losing altitude pretty quickly. liz: then we gained it earlier, lost it, gained it -- [laughter] charles: yeah. liz: grab the bags in the seat front of you. we do have a wild ride with stocks on this tuesday, dow jones industrials in the green by 90 points. the s&p toggling back and forth into red and green, right now down 7 points. nasdaq is lore by 8. the russell -- by 83. the russell up 16 points. not because of anything that's happening right now, but ahead of what could happen tomorrow. namely, we're talking about earnings. the official start of earnings season beginning tomorrow morning. the biggest of the bank behemoths report how their businesses fared in the fourth quarter. jpmorgan with its $686 billion market cap leads the pack right now. that includes citi, goldman and wells fargo, all of them the moving slightly higher. thursday nor michigan stanley is and -- morgan stanley and bank of america round out the big six. we've talked about that. let's go to the mag 7. let's roll these out so you can see how p

have to leave it there, the golden share and it ain't willy wonka, thank you so much my friend, liz claman day. >> we have exclusive reporting on foxbusiness.com about republican senators who are very serious about keeping tiktok

liz: fox business aelects i'm liz claman. headlines are crossing the tape from wall street to washington, d.c., to israel at this hour. we do have breaking news out of israel where fox news and the jerusalem post report that the first of 3 3 israeli and american hostages held for 467 days by hamas could be freed as early as this sunday. israeli officials say two u.s. citizens might be among the 33. and after a a short delay of the vote by the israeli cabinet to approve the hostages for a ceasefire deal with hamas, the militant group that was accused of reneging on parts of the agreement, it has now been confirmed that a cabinet vote will take place tomorrow. from israel to washington, d.c. where the confirmation hearing for treasury secretary scott is bessent warned the u.s.' $36 trillion debt shows america has a serious spending problem, but he also stressed congress should make permanent the 2017 tax cuts, a move the bipartisan policy center warns would blow a multitrillion dollar hell in the deficit. hole in the deficit. >

have to leave it there, the golden share and it ain't willy wonka, thank you so much my friend, liz claman happy inauguration day. >> we have exclusive reporting on foxbusiness.com about republican senators who are very serious about keeping tiktok band unless they sell it maybe you and frank, check that out, breaking news president donald j truck enjoying lunch right now on capitol hill at this moment, you are looking live inside of capital one arena and washington, d.c. fbi nominee kash patel is speaking right now and he follows tesla ceo elon musk who just got off the stage. president trump enjoying lunch with both sides of the aisle inside of capitol hill he will make his way there and this hour, we have cameras all over the root in inside the capital one arena, stay right here, markets and government services are close for martin luther king jr. holiday, we all in america are witnessed a history on the hill former president joe biden and the first lady greeted president trump and melania trump were tea and coffee at the white house before her motorcade for the official transition of p

meanwhile, so excited to toss it on over to our good friend liz claman who is at ces. or. we

ces that is the world largest tech show it is officially underway in las vegas, liz claman there she there in vegas all right liz, is it all about a.i.? [laughter] reporter: yes -- are you kidding -- it is so all about a.i.. hey, guess what doors aren't even open yet stu but at 10 a.m. pacific doors will open at 140,000 people these are people who are registered this is not for the open public. they will come streaming in here to see the consumer electronics that all of our viewers may be using don't worry, though, we got your press passes right here so let me show you -- it is the miracle ces. stuff isn't even out of boxes right now. but in just a couple of hours, it will all look mostly like this everything is going to be pretty miraculously set up to your point stuart a.i. is the buzz word here. we're just here at one area, a.i. cinema, a.i. your kitchen. a.i. your home. a.i. your city there are 4500 exhibitors and almost all of them are going to jam that term a.i. somewhere in there. which is so unbelievable because it wasn't even that mentioned last year at all -- so keynotes 110

folks, i hand it over to my colleague, cheryl casone, in for liz claman. on. cheryl: yeah. more than 6000 points down on the dow -- charles -- 600 points. traders looking fo

i'm taylor riggs, in for liz claman. we have some other news at this hour. president donald trump wrapping up his first full week in office today by making his first official trip visiting north carolina, an area ravaged by hurricane helene in september last year. it was the deadliest storm to hit the nation since hurricane katrina. trump also then got a briefing on the recovery efforts and met with families impacted by the storm. the president suggesting a reorganization for fema or even doing away with the agency altogether. he is now headed to california to tour the pacific palisades area of los angeles that has been devastated by the the deadly wildfires. so, yes, it has been a hectic week since monday's inauguration. the president sign signing more than 100 executive orders and executive actions, many dealing with economic issues affecting our nation. yesterday in this hour we got the news that the president signed an executive order to establish a crypto working group all headed up by the crypto and a.i. czar, david sacks. that's where we're going with

liz: fox business aelects i'm liz claman.tape from wall street to washington, d.c., to israel at this hour. we do have breaking news out of israel where fox news and the jerusalem post report that the first of 3 3 israeli and american hostages held for 4

liz: just last week at consumer electronic show and conn claman countdown went and jenson wong said reallike that? imagine giving china a yearly advantage and we're investing and looking to see who in the private sector has what technology that can be used with our technology and our know how to get to solutions faster. liz: come back this. matters to our investor audience in the country. >> i will. thank you. liz: ai dominating center stage for investors and a big propellant for them and scrambling to connect the dots not just the dots but the wires and software needed to capitalize, now one company is shedding the pass on it elite and ceo of kindrell publicly trading and joining us next. more to say on this. (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com (traffic noises) (♪) the ro

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liz: thank you so much, ashley webster. we just want to say once again, team claman countdown was here to cover what was the biggest story last year for the tech market and all the new tech for 2025. on behalf of la, new york, and chicago-based camera crews for fox business and fox news, we're signing off -- larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. so unfortunately the nightmare in california continues, but better news, president elect trump in washington seems to be getting his one, big beautiful bill. senators bill hagerty and dan sullivan will join us in just a few moments plus congressman greg steube and robert o'brian talking about greenland going maga and max gordon live in california in the middle of the terrible wild fires. what's the situation, max? they're not getting any better. reporter: larry, there's a grizzly update to share. the la county sheriff's office confirmed that human remains have been found in the house that burned downright behind me. sheriff's deputy seizure disorderses responded last night to a -- deputies responded to a welfare check and remains were found. these would be the firs

liz: grady, thank you very much. tomorrow is the first trading day of president trump's second term and fox business and the claman countdown will be all over it. so tune in. kudlow picks up coverage from here. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. we're here live from the capital one arena in washington dc. donald trump sworn in today as the 47th president of the united states much his toric day marking a historic comeback by mr. trump, and a historic transformation coming from mr. trump's enormous popular mandates for change. so my big take today: god save trump and america for a reason. that's the subject of the riff. >> this day forward going for them to be respected all other the world and inauguration speech going to reach up for the presidency after losing in 2020 and this being the greatest political comeback in american history. mr. trump was calling his second term a revolution of common sense. take a listen. >> today i will sign a series of historic executive orders with these actions we will begin the complete restoration of america and the revolution of common sense. larry: calling it a new

charles: over to taylor rigs who is in for liz claman. >> thanks so much, charles.e day,