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liz. liz: congressman babbin, love having you on sir you're fired up and passionate. thank you so much for your comments, sir. >> thank you, liz. liz: moving on to business headlines as hurricane florence charges toward the east coast, home depot and lowe's are seeing their sales jump as consumers flock to their stores in preparation. look at the stocks popping as well. and from homebuilding to car building look at this story volkswagen it is planning to use look at this, 3d printers to mass produce car parts for the next couple of years. wow the typical volkswagen built uses up to 8,000 car parts plus apple, wow now america's most bet against company, as short sellers are taking interest in the tech giant, ahead of its new iphone launch that's coming tomorrow, betting that it's going to be a disappointment let's get to the market to connect your money all three major indices ending the day in the green, nicole petallides is in the middle of the action on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. nicole? nicole: so optimism on wall street we agreed across-the-board, the dow, nasdac and s&p the dow finished high

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liz: jamie dimon. we teased this. the stock is the third worst performer on the dow jones industrials at last check. >> for what period? liz: today. >> okay. liz dimon said -- just today. >> jamie dimon said he would be a better president than trump, he's smarter, he's richer. liz: he earned his money. his daddy didn't give it to him. >> then he came out, his p.r. guy, very capable guy, said jamie, this is the president of the united states. he has a lot of power over banks, he runs the treasury department which has got some back door regulation. liz: you think it was off the record? >> no. i don't know. you are never off the record. liz: they were at an event announcing a very big important -- >> inside the building. presumably he knew there were reporters there. here's what i would say about jamie. he attacked obama as well, class warfare stuff. he speaks his mind a lot. he clearly doesn't like trump's rhetoric, his attacks on people like lebron james and the way he's leading the country, and he doesn't like the trade stuff. i can tell you that he hasn't spoken with trump for a long time, mainly over trade. they used to have more of a direct

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liz: two minutes before the closing bell rings. >> yeah. david: liz: randy the s&p is having the bets quarter since 1919. >> yeah. lizsaying year ago, best since then. x number of record highs numb after time. trees don't grow to the sky is an old wall street average. >> sure. liz: are you nervous? >> nobody wants to diversify, they're looking in rear view mirror saying i want that. that is the time to diversify. at the end of the day markets correct and come back to a little normalization. we'll see growth. i'm not forecasting recession but valuations don't make sense given where corporate profits and gdp bill grow. liz: tax cuts have been a boon for corporations and certainly individual that finds more money in his or her pocketbook. do youware about debt down the line? >> i am. that creates drags on the economy. that is part of our forecast in 19 and 20. there is great short term. there are good things in growth. without action by the fed, without action by government officials we wouldn't be where we are in the economy today. i'm talking about slowing back a little bit. but we had long recovery, we're getting pos

liz: you're not speaking english here? >> i'm sorry. i thought i was doing a hit about expenses. you tossed to me -- liz: you're doing your hit had. we're watching markets. >> i understand. lizvall is standing by, cfra chief investment strategist, bill lee, milken institute chief economist. i well throw you anything. bill lee, first off to you, what jumped out at you with powell? he did mention tariff wars when asked, and what he is starting to see? he called it a chorus of concern. >> right the chorus of concern is just noise. he is not seeing real effects on the economy. that is really the key of the honesty and pragmatism -- liz: then i misheard. he said he is hearing news of disrupted supply chains and higher material costs. he did say we're not there yet when it comes to ding of confidence for business. >> precisely. that means the real actions they take in anticipation of more tariffs isn't there yet. what the markets are really seeing, interest is a new trade regime that the u.s. and china will negotiate as soon as we get to the table. chairman powell is being pragmatic, there could be a lot of good things come out of this, taken away the word accommodative, he wants

who think that means yes liz. liz please please list as stephen rio and janet make the list ok this is still going to. live. and after a long winded motorcycle ride stephen really janet finally arrived. please let me come for you. did you take a motorcycle ride mr. janet thank you that was beautiful ride your family yes i hope that our streets are never so much fun what a treat you that is your state thank you let's get in there and say a lot of days please. please. let me call today and get out of my friend stephen baldwin still believe it is listening to the virgin she wrote to tell me you are you know just got blessed here and then to. sitting bull monument i asked her who do you think of that can be chores around a little bit meet some of the locals should. they. take the floor and show you some different sites that. just can introduce you to the area and. you'll learn more about the people. taken from here steve i got to get back to where you're just thanks for right now steve. so you know much about the suit peo

liz: podcast with joe rogan, in the state of california, where it's legal. >> indulge me for a second. liz: rogan pushes him. >> no stems, no seeds, that you don't need. acapulco gold is the baddest weed. lizen know what to say. >> this is really bad, this is the serious part about this. liz: yeah, if you're an investor. >> do you want your ceo doing stunts like, this smoking pot? let's be clear, he's the ceo of tesla, a major shareholder, a public company. he basically owns spacex? liz: he founded it. he's got investors and the u.s. government, nasa, put money in there. >> i've been talking to investors all day. nasa, i think the department of defense, and i know the air force have security contracts with spacex, generally to get a security clearance which he probable has, you have to abide by the government study, which clearly prohibits marijuana use if you have a securities clearance. this is a problem for him. we have a call into the air force. i'm going to call the department of defense after, this but there is no doubt that when you read, if he has a security clearance, and i'm pretty sure he does, the company, we should point out, the tesla spokesman has no comment, and the air for

liz. liz: tried. stuart: jumping into a pool of hair dryers. liz: live. stuart: what does that mean? get electrocuted. stuart: supposed to read on the screen, canada will allow our country, america, will allow dairy products. i don't know if they with will have a tariff. liz: i promise no bad jokes. this is a break-through. canada as deals with the eu and pacific rim countries on dairy. the idea you could have a break-through with u.s. dairy. they're talking about it. might see a deal coming forward. stuart: script, scroll up, please. not interested doing anything more on trade. until we see chrystia freeland emerge to the microphone. ashley: saying we're making progress. we'll be right back. stuart: check the big board, we're up 30 points, right at 26,000. there you go. ahead of the arrival of florence let's look at insurance. allstate and travelers, they have a lot of business exposure in the carolinas. look at utilities that serve that area, duke energy and scanner. they're all down a little bit, the hurricane approaches, we don't know what happens. shah, you're telling me these i

liz: a great interview, do you think they will go public. >> i would be surprised if they did not. liz: next year. great interview thank you, susan. >> thank you. lizing to anti-trump resistant movement in white house, somewhere in the economy oexecutive branch, kayleigh mcenany is coming up. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >> the failing "new york times" has an anonymous editorial, meaning gutless. we're doing a great job, poll numbers through the roof, they are great, nobody coming close to beating me in 2020 because of what we've done. we have done more than anybody ever thought possible in -- not even two years, thank you very were, appreciate it. liz: president trump moments ago refuting "new york times" anonymous op-ed from someone allegedly in administration said that person and others are working agains

liz . liz . is that gnarly are a lot. more done lost even a real car but keystone max heads into the wood so we can finally get touch with this interview period. i can see. i can still i can see how i can touch this so oh. dear little sparrow welcome flora. along here take me i'm ready to go i'm ready. turns out it was a beaver now that max is ready it's time for our heroes to continue with stephen the rio coast back to the r.v. while the latter is awoken is the new spirit in. doing so it is also open the spiritual doors the consequences of this your guess is as good as mine there are heroes. the road ahead north stephen is continuing he's been driving also appreciating having max around honestly guys there really and i got to tell you people out there are filled with lamb it wouldn't be the same without the degree powerful maxwell cars or i'm filling it you know when you're. back in l.a. i thought you know i'm going to die in a flaming wrecked on mount rushmore or better to do with than see with all. your torque an actio

liz: mayor trace cooper of atlantic beach, north carolina thank you so much, sir. >> thank you liz. liz: to your business headlines, apple going for baby boomers, new apple watch can monitor irregular heart beats in a new life alert type feature that have you fallen. fitbit feeling hit. and new tech news bmw created a riderless robot motorcycle, all in name of making bikes safer for human passengers. >> over to consumer side, chief executives of nike and columbia sportswear expressing opposition to a new push in state of oregon, that would try to get rid of oregon sanctuary state status, ceos don't like that push, they like sanctuary straight status. let's get to markets and your money, indie sees in the green, nicole petallides on floor of the nyse with latest. reporter: market gained across the board, higher for the week on dow, nasdaq and s&p. we saw apple and ibm among best performers on the dow. general motors made an announcement of a recall 1.2 million vehicles worldwide. bring it to gm store, they will update power steering software module, there could be some loss of power stee

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liz . liz . is that gnarly are a lot.more done lost even a real car but keystone max heads into the wood so we can finally get touch with his inner spirit. i can still i can see now i can touch this is so. weird animal spirit welcome flora. on here taking me i'm ready to go i'm ready. turns out it was a beaver now that max is ready it's time for our heroes to continue with steve in the rio coast back to the r.v. while the latter is awoken is the new spirit in. doing so it is also open the spiritual doors of the consequences of this your guess is as good as mine. our heroes hit the road ahead nor stephen is. he's been driving also appreciate having max around honestly guys there really and i got to tell you people out there are filled with wham it wouldn't be the same without the degree powerful maxwell kaiser i'm filling in i want you. back in l.a. . you know i'm going to die in a flaming wrecked on mt rushmore better to do it then say with all. your talk an action with both hands now on the wheel stephen to max enter int

liz: have a nimble supply chain. good work you're doing. thank you, frederick. >> thank you. thank you, liz. lizk look at the markets right now. the dow jones industrials down 103. we aren't really seeing any improvement, with the markets 15 minutes away from the closing bell. we know what's coming after. the president said, $200 billion in tariffs on chinese goods. stand by. we are coming right back. - [narrator] at athene, we think it's time for the financial world to stop acting the same old way. in today's complex world, you need a partner that is driven to provide you with better solutions for these challenging times, one that is willing to disrupt the industry, and break free from conventional thinking. (thudding) we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. liz: at any moment we understand that republican senator susan collins of maine is set to come out of that office where you see a live picture of reporters gathered. she is set to discuss her position on brett kavanaugh and his nomination as supreme court justice, and whether in light of a

this is is a scene liz, playing up and down the carolina coast today and will be tomorrow, liz. liz to them. jeff will check back with you throughout the next 48 hours. we need to look at apple. topping the dow jones industrials ahead of tomorrow's launch event, a ubs hikes its price target. nicole, let's get to it. >> they have a way of working it up, putting out all these rumors. three new phones which will be upwards of $1000, right. iphone x, the s, also the r. we'll learn more about a watch, bigger, faster displays, better batteries. also a mac book, a low-cost macbook. i would like to hear about that. the air powered pad, liz. this is what you need in your house. charges airpods, watch, iphone all at the same time. that's cool. let's see if we get that. melissa: fight my kids and my husband to get to that thing. i'm sure i would be last in line. >>> we have portfolio manager aaron gibbs is looking at the landscape now. put the hurricane off the to the side, what storm clouds you see if anything, how to invest through anything? at the moment we had howard lutnick of kantor sayi

liz: well, to you and all your employees, the whole lowe's family, we wish you safety and certainly hopefully a better outcome. thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. lizany time. lowe's will keep their stores open for as long as they can. they already have about 50 closed. we are watching this story very closely and will keep you posted moment by moment on what hurricane florence is doing. >>> ten years later. with the closing bell ringing in 19 minutes and the dow looking still pretty good, up 109 points. it's been an entire decade since the world was shocked by the coming collapse of an iconic american financial institution. but have the changes that have been made since that fateful day made the markets and your money more secure? we ask the man who was brought in to do the forensic analysis of the collapse of lehman. his 2,000 plus page report led to many of the changes in financial regulation we have today. he's our exclusive guest. we will ask him about the jaw-dropping discoveries he made. stay tuned. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor tr

liz: eagles again? we'll see. >> yeah. liz: go browns! >> defense wins championships. [closing bell rings] liz: jason katz, of ubs.ocks got hammered second day in a row, down 7points. the dow showing a point swing -- 70. see you tomorrow. david: the dow reversing earlier losses to end in a gain. the dow is up about 21 points. doesn't sound like a lot but could have been -- melissa: absolutely. david: good comeback. tech driving nasdaq lower. s&p 500 closing in the red. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on on the big markt movers, here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour. drama and grandstanding continue on day three of the senate hearing for judge brett kavanaugh. new jersey democrat, senator cory booker under fire now for vowing to risk losing his senate seat in order to release what he claimed were

liz claman, sending it to you. liz: no doubt gut-wrenching moments ahead considering what we have already seen. breaking news, in what will now be part two of this hastily called hearing. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is moments away from entering the room on capitol hill and raising his right hand to be sworn in by that senate judiciary committee. he is expected to refute the accusations of a sexual assault by university professor christine blasey ford, an incident she says took place 36 years ago in maryland. ford testified for hours earlier that she was quote, 100% certain that kavanaugh was the person who assaulted her as a 15-year-old at the house of a friend, saying she feared he would rape her or even accidentally kill her in his inebriated state at the time. in her opening statement, ford struggled with emotion as she described the events in as much detail as her memory would serve, describing the encounter with the man who is now seeking a lifetime appointment to the united states supreme court. kavanaugh for his part has already denied ford's allegations and those of two other women who have also surfaced. the 53-year-old yale law school graduate and now u.s. circuit judge has described all these accusations as twilight zone. no doubt this moment only adding to that emotion. trish already mentioned his parents are now in attendance. the senate judiciary majority, as you have seen, hired maricopa county special divisions chief rachel mitchell to hire pretty much the majority of the questioning for the republican senators. a vote by the judiciary committee is scheduled for tomorrow with the full senate vote next week. ed lawrence for fox business is standing right there on capitol hill, outside the senate hearing room. i'm wondering depending on what happens in just the next minute that we will see a vote. reporter: yeah, liz, as of right now that hearing is still scheduled for tomorrow. this is a very emotional testimony today but republicans through their lawyer, the woman who is making the questions for those republicans, they are trying to sort of discount her memories, trying to poke holes in her story, so to speak, going forward. it was an emotional day for dr. christine blasey ford. in fact, as you said, she described under oath now the accusation that she has now made against judge brett kavanaugh. democrats on the committee are supporting her. >> let me tell you why i believe you. not only because of the prior consistent statements and the polygraph test. you have been very honest about what you cannot remember. reporter: senator dick durbin wanted to know exactly, wanted to clarify exactly, exactly what she remembered about that night. listen. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. reporter: republicans have given their time to a female c

our prayers go out to them, liz claman will take you through the next hour, liz? lizish that did just hit the tape those first fatalities attributed to hurricane florence , a woman and her baby, this comes as folks were watching another potential human calamity developing in the area, specifically an area called new bern, north carolina. 150 people are waiting to be rescued after the surprise surge of 10 feet of water, so on the left side of your screen these are pictures of new bern. local officials is already been able to rescue some but look at this woman in a wheelchair being pushed out through what appears to be a

liz: are these good paying jobs, they come with benefits. >> they are good paying jobs. liz: it looks like amazon, said including stock and incentive bonus, stock option rather don't -- worker bosses decide incentive bonus, maybe there are questions on both sides. >> it is a matter of what market bear, and pay. and what is good in california, necessarily is not good in iowa. and bern ber bernie sanders hast created any job. he has been on public dole his entire life, i have more confidence in workplace than in washington. lizhank you so much. >> thank you. liz: we'll be right back stay there a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. more and more people in a chevy for the first time. ♪ you can too during the chevy labor day sales event. now through september 10th, use labor day cash and trade up to this silverado to get a total value of $11,000 when you finance with gm financial. this labor day, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from othe

over to liz. liz: breaking news. yes, we now have the most expensive iphone ever.oncluding moments ago. apple's big reveal, three new editions of iphones, colors, apple watch upgrades. let's get to the phone first. wild applause all around. ceo tim cook introducing the ipho ipho iphone xs. they have the largest screen ever and they say the most power ever. to the details. it will be liquid-proof. for those of us who consistently drop it in water, we are happy about that. they say it's down

liz? liz: tracking headlines this is turning into a fiasco for the academy awards. they couldn't explain how they define popular. the thinking was getting blockbuster movies like "black panther" or "crazy rich asians" in the popular category to boost ratings. they hit historic lows. people were tuning out. stuart: kill the politics, they will come back in. come on. by the way the nfl kicked off regular season last night. the ratings very important with anthem protests? lizdo with the nike ad featuring colin kaepernick? replay of last year's decline. liz: rain delay pushed it past midnight. stuart: that doesn't help. we have 15 seconds left in the show. we've been you close on three hours. i'm tap dancing towards the close here. i have about six seconds left. neil cavuto is getting ready. he is getting tense. neil, it is yours. neil: i'm not really that tense. i'm appreciating the throw to me. talking about apparently a low-rated football game. cavuto, go! stuart: there you go. neil: a little weird. have a great weekend, my friend. we're following a number of developments. first the jobs report. there is strength in it. some weakness in it. strength that the federal reserve may hike interest rates. wage growth is not all that robust. there is something for everyone. net wash at corner of wall and broad. the dow down 30 points. they don't want it to be a losing week. as we stand nows it is

liz's mic i think. liz: hello. ashley: look, this is weird. bus -- buzzfeed, says they're trying to verify it in thailand. couldn't find anything to musk's point. very strange. lizstock that corrected. >> look what he has done to the stock. liz: the question did we ring the bell at the top in tesla's stock june of last year? it is in correction mode. goldman sachs says it has further to the downside to go. the tweet inciting, the question will the board act looks like they have a papa john's john schnatter with the company's image. stuart: they're about to gavel that committee to order in the senate. left-hand side of your screen, that is alex jones actually talking, who was banned, or dropped from, i think it was twitter that they dropped him from, as i recall. he is the guy talking on that microphone right now. i am am not sure what he is saying or who he is saying it too. there is drama in the very early going about these tech hearings. we have not yet seen -- right-hand side of the screen that is the kavanaugh committee, where judge kavanaugh will be taking questions today, just a little bit later on. now the technology committee, that is the wrong word to u

liz: we don't want to see that. >> no. liz: final word. >> we don't want to see, that and i ho hope we don't get to te '60s. >> thank you, chris bedford. >> thank you. lizrricane florence, supplies scramble at a walmart in north carolina, a chaotic scene, we have latest from what is going on, on the ground as hurricane florence approaches, but first, we're staying on story about democrat carter of tolerance. >> now progressives are accused of bribery and extortion, accused by sudden senator susan collins, judge napolitano will join ple me on that next, stay there. of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card activity we find suspicious. if it's not your purchase, we'll help you resolve it. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. when you rent f

always happy to turn over something in the green to liz claman. liz: i always like to get it. trish. breaking news. while washington, d.c. is just consumed with this million dollar question, just who in the trump administration wrote that anonymous op-ed in the "new york times" heavily criticizing the president, wall street is watching and waiting for a different bombshell. the sword of damocles hanging over the market, whether president trump will unleash $200 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods in the next few hours. the comment period officially ended yesterday. now they could kick in. former deputy secretary of state for economic issues miller is here exclusively with the threat analysis in what could be the biggest salvo yet

liz swisher, a couege wait. do you remember liz swisher, a college classmate of yours from yale? to your first point about outside evidence, all four witnesses said... i'm trying to get this question. i know, you made a point that i want to emphasise. all four witnesses that were allegedly at the event has said it did not happen, including dr ford's long—time friend, miss kaiser, who said...m markjudge were here to question, we would cook assess his credibility. let me get through this. lizliz swisher is a college classmate who is now a medical doctor. i'm quoting from a re ce nt medical doctor. i'm quoting from a recent interview she gave, she said "brett recent interview she gave, she said " brett kava naugh recent interview she gave, she said "brett kavanaugh drank more than a lot of people, he would end up slurring his words, stumbling, it is not credible for him to say he has had no memory lapses in an icy drink to excess. i know because i drink with him." how should we assess that? she then goes on, if you kept reading, saying she cannot point to any specific instances like that. the quote that jumped any specific instances like that. the quote thatjumped out to me was that you are a sloppy drunk because she drink with you. i do not think thatis she drink with you. i do not think that is a fair characterisation. and chris dudley is quoted in the article, and i would prefer to you and chris dudley said, i spent more time with chris dudley in college thanjust time wi

liz: they needed the money. no one would lend it to them. >> do they go to warren and say give us some money here. liz: talking tesla? >> i have heard it. i have heard it rumored and speculated. i'm not saying it's going to happen. you don't think so. why don't you think so? lizi thought you meant buy tesla outright. i think warren buffett, when he sees a company like he did with harley davidson or goldman sachs, i believe tiffany as well, he got incredible terms. >> why wouldn't he get incredible terms out of elon? liz: because those three companies have a tried and true and reliable, reliable history of hitting targets. >> goldman sachs did, too. g.e. was g.e. liz: i don't know if he looks at tesla as reliable. >> maybe he doesn't look at the management as reliable. one of the things that came out about this whole dance, know what's fascinating, five hours before they announced they weren't going private, i was on your show. we were talking about how they had no plans to go private, yet we were casting doubt on it literally five hours, he came out on going private and if you follow all the reporting, we called it pretty straight down the middle of the road. you did pretty well here. we were talking about how the company didn't have an investment banker that

liz? liz: this is garier jewelers a small store in central massachusetts. they did do the billboard. it is satirical. immediately after somebody posted this shot of this billboard on social media, somebody was driving by it, they started to get threats. threats of vomiting on the store showcases. you rin -- urinating on the sidewalk in front and death threats to the owner's daughter you should kill yourself. they said this is racism. they made the leap and logic that this billboard is quote, racist on social media. stuart: any criticism of the nfl kneelers -- ashley: is racist. stuart: is racist. lizdisgrace and ridiculous. we would hope law enforcement would track down the people making those statements. stuart: a death threat is a death threat. thank you, lizzie. the california governor jerry brown sticking it to president trump, he is trying to, signing a bill that bans offshore drilling in his state. how is that going over with republicans in california? we'll talk to the chair of the california gop about that and he is next. this is laura. and butch. and tank. and tiny. and this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace. laura can clean up a retriever that rolled in foxtails, but she's not much on "articles of organization." articles of what? so, she turned to legalzoom. they helped me out. she means we helped with her llc, trademark, and a lot of other legal stuff that's a part of running a business. so laura can get back to the dogs. would you sit still? this is laura's mobile dog grooming palace and this is where life meets legal. stuart: california politics, here we come. clo

liz peek joining us. liz, i want to go back to a couple weeks, there was thain investors call, that conference call, les moonves was on. all of the analysts there, every single analyst did not do his or her duty by asking les moonves about this event which eventually led to his dismissal and it will affect the future of the company. what does that say about analysts? >> well, look, i think they were, it was the elephant in the room for sure. david: not a single question about his problems. >> that first report in the new yorker would be the end of it and somehow he would manage to put humpty dumpty back together again. what happened a second report came out with a lot more women chiming in. even though a lot of these incidents took place back in the '90s and early 2000s, these are really horrible stories and i think now we have to look at, charlie covered a lot of it, certainly what happens to cbs? forget all the courtroom drama. we're really talking about a company losing one of its major players, somebody who has been instrumental in its success. by the way as a shareholder, shareholders have a lot to digest here amongst which is that the company, the company, not les moonves, is going to be making a 20 million-dollar contribution to various me too related organizations. i think that is sort of offensive. the company doubling down in effect what is already sort of questionable behavior in keeping les moonves. david: talk about questionable behavior, gary, not one analyst asked about this i can't get over that. we spent a full hour from four to five, wasting our time for a question to les moonves about the scandal. not one came. i think everyone of those analysts should be fired. >> well you know, in fact, i think i was on with you the day of or the day after that conference call and you're right and, i think we both agreed that it was just a big club there. most of these analysts are in new york city or have ties to new york city. moonves is obviously a big player there. they don't want to disrupt one of their own. it was all this buddy, buddy system, you're absolutely right. what does that say for their integrity? i give them a big fat f. melissa: yep, exactly. stick around, guys. >>> trade talks between the u.s. and canada continuing in hopes to come to a deal on nafta next week. ed lawrence at the white house with the latest. edward. reporter: not just nafta. we're talking about a lot of trade deals, european union and china. specifically on china the president could impose $25 billion of tariffs on chinese goods at any point this week. the chinese responding to that, saying in a statement quote, from the foreign minister's office, the chinese side will surely take countermeasures to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests. the president says china refuses to protect american companies intellectual property or lower tariffs. china already said in august they're prepared to put tariffs on pretty much everything the u.s. imports into china. the chinese retaliation tariffs right now are meant to target the president's base, mainly farmers. >> he believes our farmers, our workers can compete against anybody around the globe. the problem is we have to have those tariffs come down and the president will fight for the, american workers and american businesses to make sure that happens. reporter: one huge deal that farmers are watching is nafta. i've been able to confirm that tomorrow the canadian minister of foreign affairs, chrystia free land, will be here in washington, d.c. to talk to u.s. representative lighthizer to talk about revised deal, revised nafta, something the white house is watching closely. >> we continue to have on going conversations with the canadians and are still hopeful we'll come to an agreement with them. reporter: my trade sources are telling me believe once one trade deal is made here with the administration the others will fall in line. today the european trade representative met with the european counterpart. the european union and they are ready to stop tariffs to zero on autos. president says, that is not good enough. we need autos and agriculture and other sectors. melissa. melissa: thank you. david: apple shares ending the day in the red after president trump warn the tech company to move production to the u.s. if it wants to avoid tariffs on chinese good. deirdre bolton in the noose room with more on this. deirdre. >> that's right, david. in a saturday morning tweet, president trump said if it wants to avoid tariffs on its products it should make them here in the united states. apple prices may increase because of massive tariffs it may be imposing on china but there is easy solution, zero tax or tax incentive, make your products in the u.s. instead of china. start bidding new plants now. exciting #maga. most think the tweet was in response to apple's filing with the u.s. trade representative that the proposed trump administration additional $200 billion on chinese goods would affect its watch, wireless headphones, marc mini computer, chargers, a adapters, specialized manufacturing machinery. really the first time apple came out saying american consumers will feel this there will be specific damage from a trade tiff. trade experts of course pointing out that apple is particularly vulnerable to trade tariffs because it can be hurt with both edges of the sword. apple manufactures so much of the products in china and exports them to the u.s. where they would be hit but apple has a sizable business in china which the chinese could target for retaliation of u.s. trade actions. apple's statement, i want to bring up part of it for context. tariffs increase the cost of u.s. operations, divert our resources, disadvantage apple compared to foreign competitors. more broadly tariffs will lead to higher u.s. consumer prices, lower overall u.s. economic growth and other unintended economic consequences. one thing to note the iphone not affected by proposed tariffs yet or that calculation has not yet been made but that product does account for 2/3 of apple's total sales. no matter what, david, we can be sure apple would have rather almost any other week to have this conversation. the big annual product day is wednesday. apple watchers there will be four new versions of iphones, tons of other products. i'm sure the company would rather we be talking about that. melissa: no doubt. david: damned if they do, damned if they don't though. either the u.s. or china. thank you very much, deirdre. melissa: gary and liz are back with us. liz, i know this creates pain in the short term, like with this situation with apple, but we sort of have to go through this in order to get right with all of these different crazy trade agreements that we have. is there another way? >> well, no. in terms of getting to where president trump wants which is in fact more things being produced in the united states and lesser barriers to our exports from around the world -- melissa: lesser barriers, it is not even necessarily about producing here but freer, fairer trade everywhere. >> more access to foreign markets and i think that what makes the nafta conversation really important. i would love to see the canada talks go well. i would love to see that put to bed which i think we're very close to doing. by the way, the eu, we have seen progress on agriculture. they're talking about increasing imports of beef, something that didn't get much press here. if those two trade agreements get revived and put together, that makes

. >> liz gordon is big liz, gordon is a big storm. from alabama west of new orleans. the latest stats on gordon. strengthened. it is a new update. up to 65 miles an hour. sustained winds near the center of the eye of the storm. races off to the north and west. making landfall in alabama, mississippi or louisiana. strong tropical storm or a f-1 hurricane and then rainfall for a big chunk of the midwest through the weekend. local forecast with one hot day. we will talk about what it is, coming up. >> thank you. >>> confirmation hearings set to begin tomorrow for brett kavanaugh. senators plan to question him for four days. both california senators, feinstein and harris are on that committee. they and the other democrats are expected to ask him about his positions on hot-button issues like abortion, gun control and health care. >>> president trump is making fresh attacks against his own attorney general. the president tweeted today investigations of two very popular republican congress -- congressman were brought to attention. two easy wins now in doubt because there is

liz: let's bring in the author of the book licensed to lie, exposing corruption in the department of justice. we welcome sidney powell. great to see you, sidney. >> you, too, liz, thanks for having me on. lizhat do you think? should he testify? >> i think he should testify. he's got a lot of explaining to do. even if we accept the premise and i'm willing to accept he was popping off, what do you want me to do? tape the president? wear a wire in the necessary precursor to the sentence is this president is out of control. there's something we've got to do, we've got to get rid of him. that's the only logical precursor to that response. i want to know who else is in the room and what the full conversation was. liz: jason chaffetz is saying that, too. a source in the room when rod rosenstein reportedly made those comments told fox news the comment was sarcastic. we were just talking sidney, is that plausible? it's a complicated sarcastic joke. i was saying it before, not exactly late night joke material. he was really being sarcastic about recording the president, about invoking the 25th and about recruiting cabinet members to join him does. all of this sound plause they believe it was, quote,

liz: i don't know, you have got a tough job. >> it will be a busy week for new yorkers and us at the u.n. liz: netanyahu is speaking on thursday and will meet with president trump on wednesday. good luck. thank you. >> thank you very much. liz: while threats from iran are truly frightening for some, bring it back to business and saving your money. a report on the road to retirement that's rocky and worrisome. a new report by the national institute on retirement security, finding that many people, this is not a surprise, are underprepared financially for their golden years. but the report is finding that more than 59% of american workers, not only don't have 401(k)s, they have zero retirement accounts and those that do have an account don't have anything in it. no savings at all. the median retirement account in the u.s., the balance is zero among all workers. that's why fox business is here. we want to help you realize that and start saving, even if it's $10 a week, who knows. you've got to do it. affordable luxury. want to get to that, you have to save. the closing bell ringing in 30 minutes. reports out at this hour say michael kors is close to buying versace. over $2 billion. that's the price. buying the italian fashion

liz: you like, son, is a know if i and proctor & gamble. nothing online about that. -- exson, sanofi, proctor & gamble. liz: david dietze, thank you very, very much. [closing bell rings] lizials have a heavy at this gain of 3/4 of 1%. david: big rally on wall street surging because tariffs between the u.s. and china were as severe as either side just threatened. the dow flirting with 200. it is up 186 points marking the highest close in eight months. green for s&p and nasdaq as well. hi, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell. more on the big market movers and here is what else we're covering in the very busy hour ahead. the u.s. will no longer be the piggybank of the world as the president sounds off as the trade war between u.s. and china heats up. we'll take you

liz wagner. back to you. >> okay. thank you, liz. now, if you have a story for liz or anyone in the investigative unit call 888-996-tips or you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> what's up? burgers rupp. a new bay area restaurant that will serve your burger made by a robot. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. into a light pole in san jose. it happened early this morning on capitol expressway near 680. >>> a mangled mess after a suspected drunk driver crashes into a light pole in san jose. it happened on capitol expressway near 680. the driver was arrested for dui and taken to the hospital. two passengers were hurt but expected to survive. no word on the exact charges for that driver. >>> now, in fremont police say some kind of malfunction sent the driver of this volvo off the road and into a home. it happened overnight near eggers drive. the car slammed into the garage after hitting a car in the driveway. the driver was not hurt. everyone in the

meantime, i'm heading over to liz up on 32. liz: i will tell you something.aiting on breaking news, because we need to know, it's changing second by second, how bad will hurricane florence really be? as trish mentioned, president trump is expected to meet with the homeland security secretary and the fema administrator in the oval office, where he will likely be briefed on preparations for that on the right side of your screen. that is a massive hurricane, folks. the latest projected path, again, it could change, has it aiming for a direct hit on the carolina shore. again, the timing is in question. either early friday, maybe late thursday. what we are hoping for is a more pinpointed focus o

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