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liz. liz: liz we were up 33. charles: sell everything. [laughter] liz: red alert is to stay with us, stock is spiking right now on the news, we will tell you what's going on, the surprise headline reviewing delay in china trade deal, trump administration source says that phase one of the u.s.-china deal won't be this month, now pushed till december and that news putting the record rally in jeopardy, the bottom kind of falling out of dow jones industrial exactly as the headlines hit the wire, that was 11:44 a.m. eastern time and look at the chart, you can see that, guess what, we are cutting into early losses and trying to come back at the moment, the dow is still down 8 points, either way, the dow and the nasdaq record close winning streak could end in this final hour of trade. jersey city says no to airbnb, voters in yesterday's election delivering major body blow to online marketplace, is it really just local jersey city folks trying to keep airbnb out, we will dig deeper, short-term rental companies and the big hotel industries, and fox

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liz claman, over to you. liz: you know what we call it, charles? we call it a split decision. charles: there you go. liz: not evenly split on wall street. at this moment we're looking at the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq. the dow is down 100 points, the s&p, literally just turned slightly negative. the nasdaq is still touching an all-time record, up 29 points. the dow started to slip just before noon eastern time when president trump issued another tariff threat. we are going to tell you what warning he made to the chinese, but it was not solely limited to china trade. we're about to take you live to the white house for the very latest. we are also watching a bitter broadband battle playing out across the heartland. rural residents desperate for broadband and wireless action. while the government toys with china's tech behemoth huawei, our expert panel is here on whether it's the chinese telecom on rural america that will be tripped up in this 5g race and battle. could crystal currency one day make the u.s.? the american dollar, the greenback irrelevant? the ceo of block chain facilitator is here in a fox

liz. liz: sure is. [closing bell rings] liz: one of the most hated bull rallies of all time. great to see you.ith of haverford. markets for the s&p and nasdaq, you're witnessing another all-time record close. not so much for the dow. the dow turned positive. melissa: that was positive for us. new records on wall street but the dow fighting for gains at the close. looks like it is going to end up better than two points after president trump says the u.s. has not agreed to roll back tariffs on china. the dow ending up now three, 4.8 points. oh! a day after closing at record highs. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." can't keep it down. melissa: i'm embarrassing you sorry. connell: can't keep it down. it is another record day. this is 18 records for the s&p this year. that is pretty good.

liz: yeah. well -- >> so and you really do have to, you know, be careful when you tribe, you know, things of this nature. liz: yeah. somebody chopped up with a bone saw. >> i mean, listen, there's a lot -- lizraculous. what they have done globally, whatever city you're in and you call, they come, and i've never had an issue. and it's unfortunate -- >> doesn't it get you a little upset corporate america does soft pedal this guy's murder in i mean -- liz: the banks are rushing -- >> the banks -- liz: aramco. >> yeah. but at that big investment conference, steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary was there. everybody basically saying, oh, okay, the guy died. i mean, it's really outrageous, don't you think? that corporate america can't hold itself to a -- liz: it's horrible. it's horrible. and, you know, sir richard branson didn't take saudi money. >> listen, i get they have a lot of money, i get they're rich, but do you really have to kiss their rear end that much? liz: charlie, thank you. the dow, as i said, flipping back and forth across the flat line. we're now down nine points. another nail-biter. we're only four minutes away from the closing countdown. don't go away. ♪ . . ♪. liz: two minute

liz. liz. lemon. live. live. live. live. live. live live. live live. live. oh. please. liz. liz clint. and a very warm welcome to you you're watching us inside us. was . welcome back across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some real news. ok let's switch gears here damon let me go to you 1st here. i've been watching the western media coverage of the military coup in libya but almost nobody says a coup. it's it's kind of like another one of these 2014 you know just went away morale is just went away. they don't report on the fact that everything that is done has been done to force them out and the political events afterwards were against their own constitution against every single law when it comes to executive authority and actually legislative authority in bolivia but everyone in media is oblivious to it as a matter fact it's bipartisan it's a good thing but it doesn't advance democracy there it's only tree thank you for making that very good parallel with ukraine because when they're talking about believing in washington or when

liz: i'm sorry to do this in control room, can we put up stock, it is down 3%. >> why? liz: well -- >> why? >> a hundred million dollar -- >> no offense, we reported that months ago on your program. liznow -- >> it is not coming out now. people are talking about it. liz: it's shaking out with the numbers. cbs's revenue missed and partly -- >> i know that they're telling me you have to go, when he cut the deal to stay, he's staying for something like 70 to 100 million, no doubt, overreaction. liz: the boards never understand how this is going to look in the rear-view mirror. >> when the company misses what? liz: revenue. >> that's why it's down. [laughter] liz: charlie gasparino, the dow is flat -- so oh, slightly positive, we have a horse race here. . . because i can still because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, o

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liz: jason, thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: and we're glad you started that business many years ago, i remember when you were an analyst on wall street, and you said i'm going out on my own, lizso much. >> thank you. liz: the mind of musk is about to be opened up and revealed again just hours from now. with the closing bell ringing in 18 minutes, the dow has doubled its losses. we're down about 44 points right now. an all-electric semi truck was the last electric revelation from tesla ceo and billionaire genius elon musk. tonight musk will pull the curtain back on something he's teased for six years. coming up, we're going to tell you what to expect from the debut of the all electric pickup truck. and it's an american dream come true, the original top shelf doughnuts described as soft clouds of brioche dough. it has just been named new york city's absolute best doughnut when an unbelievably cruel twist of fate hit. how did -- see, i did my research, i tried it -- how did he grab that ring back after a near death experience? i just dropped a brand new everyone talks to liz podcast. his sweet comeback story available on apple, google and foxnewspodcast.com. it's the american dr

liz . liz. please. liz. lists lists lists of claims. place to. place. and a very warm welcome to you watching on since last. this is a blue bus broadcast around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century on brake job or their mom to say ok here in washington here's what's coming up today a phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china could be on the horizon but we have heard that before haven't we well jeffrey tucker the editorial director at the american institute for economic research joins us to discuss the possibility and what this is doing to flow bull market plus london's transportation regulator has stripped of their life to operate in the legal journalist molly barrows in the driver's seat to tell us what this means for the writing sharing giant and more chinese watching companies are issuing their own crypto currency rather than focusing on general block applications crypto currency analyst pence one joins us to break down why this might be an issue of a packed show today so let's dive right in. a series of

liz: liz we were up 33. charles: sell everything. [laughter] lizstay with us, stock is spiking right now on the news, we will tell you what's going on, the surprise headline reviewing delay in china trade deal, trump administration source says that phase one of the u.s.-china deal won't be this month, now pushed till december and that news putting the record rally in jeopardy, the bottom kind of falling out of dow jones industrial exactly as the headlines hit the wire, that was 11:44 a.m. eastern time and look

liz: and you are paying to have -- let me drive up to the door. >> yeah. very tough. liz: good to see you. >> you, too. lizson haber. thank you for being here. a tale of two big oil earnings reports are kind of rocking the dow 30. with about 38 minutes before the closing bell, despite an ongoing climate change trial in new york, exxonmobil pumping higher after beating third quarter earnings per share estimates. it's currently right up there as one of the top three, up $1.95 to $69.52. but lower commodities prices hitting chevron hard, leaving its shares under pressure. currently trading down about quarter of a percent. not that much pressure. the oil giant follows in bp and shell's footsteps in the weaker earnings parade. >>> from a new leak in the controversial keystone pipeline to wildfires fueling climate change backlash, today's trade related spike as well, throw it into a pot, could an even bigger surge in oil prices be on the way? top d.c. energy policy guru kevin book says energy buyers, beware. he will explain why, next on "the claman countdown." ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the c

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liz, when we walk in here. liz: could be you. >> reporter: could be me. anything in particular? shoot me an e-mail, maybe? liz deal. >> reporter: no, no, no, and ily if -- i will if we get that chance. there's half a dozen topics that anyone could ask. of course, trade, powell, you know, there are a couple, turkey and what's going on there, clearly, as well at the top of the list. liz: all right. we're watching you, blake -- >> reporter: e-mail me, okay? [laughter] liz: i'll facetime you, bro. [laughter] blake burman live right there at the white house. the floor show is next with a breakdown of the day's wild trading. don't go away, it may be a squeaker to see a record for the s&p. the dow's already there. ♪ ♪ how did you guys...? >>don't ask. the lexus december to rembember sales event get 0 percent apr for 60 months on all 2019 models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ ♪ liz: we have this news breaking right now, recent ipo unicorn peloton spiking on reports that the company is exploring apps for amazon fire tv and for the apple watch. the report says that the company is considering selling less e

liz: nasdaq at session highs. you still like tech, yes or no? >> tech is getting a little long in the tooth. [closing bell rings] liz: great to see you. happy holidays to you and your family. >> you too, liz three records in a row for all three indices. that is my thanksgiving gift. melissa: a new day of records on trawl street. all three major averages ending at record highs for the third straight day on trade hopes and strong economic data. connell: look at santa. melissa: there you go. the dow ending up 44 points, near session highs. i'm melissa francis. connell: sorry to interrupt. i get excited. melissa: that is exciting, when i see santa class. "after the bell." s&p and nasdaq in record territory. nasdaq leading the major averages for the year. we'll talk about that and the market movers. here is what is new at this hour. the busiest travel day of the year. it will be a bumpy ride. powerful coast to coast storms

liz: absolutely. >> that's political, social, that's healthcare, if we can facilitate opening the doors through innovation and technology and telecommunications we have done something significant for cities that have been left behind and they shouldn't be. liz: thank you for stepping up in springfield, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. lizt driving in coach, the closing bell ringing in 37 minutes, it could happen, tappestry as we mentioned powering higher after sale of coach brand handbags on demand in china. big hearing on capitol hill about how all of your data could be exposed but two major companies even your kids have heard of have decided to not show up, we will tell you well, it's right there, you can see it who they were and why they didn't show up when the claman countdown comes right back. (vo) the moth without hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. she's the one the one for you when you know you just know she isn't perfect but she's perfect for you love is rare love's unique love is her love is him love is us ♪ the vera wang love collection designed for zales, the diamond store. liz: breaking news, we are just getting the r

liz: that will be me. i'm going to the iron bowl in alabama are burned. how does it look down south. let me know. >> i think you are okay and down there. liz: sounds good. go tigers. lizbell ringing in 21 minutes. president trump is about to leave the white house to head for florida for a rally. he often stopped to talk to the media on the way out so what we will do is take you to the white house when he does. and you want to talk about the sweetest holiday comeback story ever, that guy is this week's everyone talks to liz podcast, i found this guy he makes whack label donuts like chocolate chai, ginger moose, milk jam and cream were like, tal find out wt he had to overcome in order to make what some are calling new york city's best donuts. the podcast is available where you get your podcast, apple, google, fox podcast news.prop. the new one is when you drop next week. i love for you to hear these inspirational stories pray the dow is up 38. green on the screen for the s&p and nasdaq. 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. but with opportunity comes risk. and to manage this risk, the world tu

liz: for the moment, we are watching it all. thank you very much, robert. >> love "the claman countdown." liz: "the claman countdown." my mom loves when you say that. >> i love "the claman countdown." lizso much. bitcoin, an enemy of the state? i mean, we are overstating it but with the closing bell ringing in 21 minutes, up next, the new warning from the u.s. government that has cryptos ducking for a bit of cover. >>> don't forget to download, listen and rate my everyone talks to liz podcast. we talk to some of the most mind-blowing people who have the most incredible success stories in the business world across the globe. all episodes available on fox news podcasts.com as well as apple and google platforms. "the claman countdown" will be right back. liz: we are just getting this breaking news. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just announced that president trump is willing to sign a stopgap funding bill through december 20th to avoid a partial government shutdown, which is supposed to kick in at the end of this week. we've got that one headline and we will let you know more when we get more on that. >>> but we also have this. disney, remember i told you at the top of the show th

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liz: let's show one-year charts. >> it is pretty interesting. let's see the next one. liz: terrible. >> the next one. lizat. >> it's a -- liz: had been a $28 stock. pg & e is a disaster. >> for a long time. it was trading at $7 a share. here's what we can tell you. what's interesting about this story is that markets are hitting new highs. if you are in an index fund, in an average like the s&p 500 you are doing pretty well. you're not paying a lot of money. if you're in a hedge fund, there's a lot of hedge funds taking it on the chin. i'm not saying they're going out of business but they are getting crushed, and they are getting crushed, what we understand, being long on these three names. not just the bonds but also the stocks. not just the stocks but also the bonds, which are getting crushed. so what are they doing in the face of this, and one interesting thing, a lot of people thought fannie and freddie was trading off last couple days because the head of the fhfa, the head of the housing agencies, says we won't go public for another two years and will go slow in terms of recapitalization. sources are

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liz: great to see you. happy holidays to you and your family. >> you too, liz. liz: three records in a row for all three indices. that is my thanksgiving gift. melissa: a new day of records on trawl street. all three major averages ending at record highs for the third straight day on trade hopes and strong economic data. connell: look at santa. melissa: there you go. the dow ending up 44 points, near session highs. i'm melissa francis. connell: sorry to interrupt. i get excited. melissa: that is exciting, when i see santa class. "after the bell." s&p and nasdaq in record territory. nasdaq leading the major averages for the year. we'll talk about that and the market movers. here is what is new at this hour. the busiest travel day of the year. it will be a bumpy ride. powerful coast to coast storms threatening plans for millions of americans. the latest on the weather forecast. if those iconic macy's balloons will take flight in the parade here in new york tomorrow. a warning for shoppers ahead of black friday. major retailers are selling recalled products. melissa: o

liz: congratulations. what's next? you want to get your -- >> master's. liz: in what? >> i applied for a master's. i applied for social work. i decided since then i don't think that's the route i want to go. master's of business administration. lize everybody watching just gets this guy to come work for their company. you are so much an inspiration to me and my kids. julian and gabby remember hanging out with you. they love you and said to say hello. i turn to staff sergeant aaron hale. you and i also go way back. it's great to see you. you actually were able to start a very successful business. tell us what, having the home was able to do, because you had a customized kitchen that had braille in it and now you make incredible chocolates. >> it's great. so much is going on in my life and it's because of the building homes for heroes home, peace, freedom, security, stability. i was able to chase my dreams. you know, i was injured in 2011 but i also was almost killed by bacterial meningitis in 2015. i lost both my eyesight in the blast and my hearing during the illness, so cooking became my therapy and from that, was born a terrific candy and fudge and chocolate company. liz: i am here to say that the salted caramels are to die fo

liz. liz: thank you, jackie deangelis uber getting a nice move up a buck and change. of the closing bell rings in three minutes. as we look at the markets. we still have green on the screen. one of them is the trade worries according to reuters might not get done at all this year. breaking news. as we mentioned. the president arrived in the apple facility in austin, texas where he will tour with apple ceo tim cook. let's bring if phil flynn, price futures group. we have ivan feinseth of tigress. phil, what are you watching particularly from this? we're looking at a live picture from the pool camera. >> i think will be a excellent opportunity for the president to make a statement what he thinks the u.s.-china trade deal is, whether they're close or not close. i mean up until this point of course he said if we don't get a deal, we'll see a lot more tariffs. obviously something that apple does not want to see. we were already seeing that being reflected in the stock prices right now. make no mistake about it. the market is fixated on this we saw a big drop in the stocks as soon as the headline came out, hey, this might be delayed till next year. definitely something coming up at today's event. lizt know the soxx is the semiconductor index from philadelphia. it is down today. those chip-makers have highest exposure. ivan, can during the tour apple ceo tim cook manage to grease the skids so he stays under the raid -- radar continue manufacturing iphone in china? >> i think trump likes the fact, apple, tim cook have made a significant commitment to manufacturing in the u.s. this is a big boon for the texas economy and a big boon for their 350 billion-dollar commitment to the u.s. economy. and, luckily for apple that the demand for the iphone 11 right now is so strong it could withstand a price. win-win is delay of the december tariffs and even if we don't get a deal that would help the market. [closing bell rings] liz: good to see you both. phil flynn, ivan feinseth. there is the closing bell. it was down 123 points it scratched back a lot. we were down 258. i will hand it over to "after the bell." melissa: trade tensions weighing on wall street. stocks red across the board. all t

liz: but you have me, charlie. >> i know. but i'm just saying -- liz: why does he need her? right? >> i'm just telling you, there are certain things i would love in life. liz. >> to win the lottery so i wouldn't have to work here anymore. that's not happening. don't think this is -- liz: i would keep working here. >> would you? liz: yes. >> i would just write. i would just write columns and tweet. tweet at my haters on twitter. liz: i would just -- >> on a beach somewhere. that's where we are right now. this deal is happening imminently, meaning the tender. he's going to sell his stock, he's going to pay them back, from what i understand, unless something dramatically happens in the next few hours. they could want, they could want all they want for him to not participate in this tender offer but he is. liz: charlie -- >> maybe he will get embarrassed. i kind of don't think so. do you think? liz: no. >> something tells me he's not going to be embarrassed. liz: good to see you, charlie. thank you very much. >>> tesla's next hurdle, yeah, there's already a hurdle when it comes to the pickup truck. closing bell ringing in 31 minutes. dow is up 106. elon musk's

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liz claman, over to you. liz: happy friday. stocks because the meeting at the white house has just ended and let the scare tactics begin. here's the breaking news. a massive debate over the safety of e-cigarettes and vaping continuing, just ending at this hour. right now, we are learning that one e-cigarette company told the president a flavor ban would lead to 100,000 lost jobs. at this hour, has the president bought that? he just finished meeting with the executives of juul, altria, rj reynolds along with the campaign for tobacco-free kids and the american lung association, among others. and also just hitting the wires,

live in alameda, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >>> liz, thanks very much. the sheriff's deputies stepping up patrols after a rise in crimes. the latest in lafayette last night where gunmen entered a house and assaulted a man and took valuables. laura anthony has more. >> >> reporter: hi, dan. it was announced this afternoon that the sheriff's department would be increase -- this is after the second violent home invasion here in less than a month. >> the yellow police remains on a tree near lafayette home where a couple endured a terrifying night after three gunmen retrained them and spent hours inside before leaving with a load of valuables. >> we had a home invasion robbery across the street from us a week ago. >> scary. i mean, i think it's a small close-knit community. i feel like recently there has been an uptick in crime here. >> neighbor greg wilson tells us he and his family were home all night but didn't hear or notice a thing until after police arrived at 11:00 p.m. >> did you know anything was going on? >> no i didn't. we were home. but it was ins

liz claman, joins me right now with preview of wounded veterans giving back to their communities. liz? >> what is fascinating, a lot of people say if you're wounded, gravely wounded, you have amputation or you're paralyzed, what are you going to do with the rest of your life? we have three purple heart recipients, charles, who not only are able to get back on their, so-called feet, but, because of one common thread, which we're going to lay right out there for you during the "claman countdown," they are contributing members to society. one has gone to college. one has started a business. and by the way, that one on your screen, aaron hale, he was one of those guys neutralized the bombs like in "the hurt locker." one blew up in his face after he neutralized another. he started his own business. he is representing our country in athlete system. these guys will blow you away. that is an interesting story, charles. a common thread has a lot to do with business, business leaders stepping up, to found a charity that then helps these people start contributing once again. so i need you to stay tuned for that. we'll be all over the markets. yes, we'll be all over the weather team. mobile team john legere is rumored running rampant. charles: make sure you tune in, the claim man "countdown" "claman countdown" is at the top of the hour on fox business. >>> allegations against goldman sachs, after allegations that the apple card is discriminating towards women when determining credit limits. kristina partsinevelos has the story. this is a crazy story. reporter: it's a crazy story because we're debating whether this credit card from apple is sexist. according to well-known tech entrepreneur david hansen. he went on twitter when he and his wife applied for the card he got a credit limit 20 times higher than that of his wife, they share the same bank account. they have been married quite some time. other people chimed in including the cofounder of apple, steve wozniak, who tweeted, and i quote. same thing happened to us. i got 10 times the credit limit. we don't have any separate cards or assets. hard to get to a human. this is big tech in 2019. what he means by big tech, there is concern that the algorithms could be programmed to be discriminatory against gender. goldman sachs says that is not the case. they streeted independently. i tweeted a technician most likely a robot. i understand your concern, the credit limit is determined using your income and your payment obligations as well as your credit score and history we can reevaluate your limit later. new york regulators are looking into the matter. this is not the first case either, charles. they're looking into united health corporation, there might be algorithm scandal over there, they're possibly discriminating against whites an blacks in that situation. this is something we need to consider going forward as more and more companies use algorithms to cut costs. charles: silicon valley said algorithm can't discriminate. now silicon valley is complaining that algorithms are discriminating. i think it is explosive. it won't stop here. kristina thanks. >> thanks. charles: a hoard of cash is on the sidelines f that happens, how much higher will they push a the decades long bull market. i have the answer for you after the break. driverless cars, or trips to mars. no commission. delivery drones, or the latest phones. no commission. no matter what you trade, at fidelity you'll pay no commission for online u.s. equity trades. charles: cash on the sidelines. last week, there was an article in the "wall street journal" implying there are trillions of dollars sitting on the sidelines, ready to pour into the stock market. now, the article focused on money market funds, but some would argue you should consider those funds, checking and cash, savings, short-term cds, all of that as a big pool of cash that could find its way into the stock market. if that's the case we are talking $20 trillion. i know it's unlikely $20 trillion would pour into the market. some experts actually say there's no money on the sidelines because such talk falls into the category of fallacy of composition. in other words, money in those instruments are there for a reason and those people wouldn't sell them even for higher stock market returns, plus they say every baiuyer is matched by a seller so the cash that goes into buying a stock go to the seller who just sold that position. these theories are intriguing. however, there is a ton of cash on the sidelines. in fact, global money managers handling three quarters of a trillion dollars had cash as their largest position. also followed by defensive instruments like reits and consumer staple positions. i think the sideline money effect has already begun to find its way into the stock market focusing initially on the big 2019 winners. we all know it's called window dressing. if the upside momentum continues, a flood of money will pour into the markets off the sidelines and folks, that is no fallacy. with more i want to bring in shah gilani. we talk about this all the time. there's a bunch of money sitting on the sidelines and at some point, it's got to go to work, particularly professional money managers. >> yeah. they are way behind the curve here. especially money managers that have been on the sidelines with too much cash for too long as rates are what they are now. they are going to continue to be lower for longer. these money managers are continuing to be behind the curve. now, we are seeing that increasingly, i agree with you, i think we started to see money come in off the sidelines in the last couple weeks. i think we will increasingly see it through the fourth quarter all the way into the new year. these money managers are so far behind the benchmarks they are measured against that they are going to have to start buying. they will buy momentum stocks, apple, microsoft, all the stocks that have already done well, made new highs, will continue to plow into those and start buying value stocks, especially dividend, good dividend yielding stocks. the market's got i think another perhaps 10% to go higher. based on this cash potentially coming in. there's a lot of it. i think there's at least a trillion and a half ready to come in. will it come in all at once? i no, i think it will come in over the next year or two but it will come in regularly. charles: what do you say to the experts or people who say this whole conversation is ridiculous because there's no such thing as sideline cash? >> i think that is in itself an absolute fallacy. of course there's sideline cash. you look over at the market since july, it's been pretty much a side ways market until we broke out and made new highs across all major benchmarks. a lot of money managers were taking money off the table then, they were taking money out of stocks that they had nice profits on, as markets looked like they were maybe going to slip, as we are going into the sideways pattern, they thought if we break support levels below it's time to take out some cash. let's not forget, this has been the most hated, mistrusted bull market in history. this is since 2009. nothing has changed. it's hated even more, it's mistrusted even more. that means it's going to go a lot higher. charles: we have seen bond yields start to spurt higher, the ten-year, 1.93. is there a point, you know, where now bond yields start to become competitive again? you remember that bond yields are so high that they may start to be competitive with respect to equities? are we there yet? >> no, i don't think we are anywhere near there yet, because the yields are not high enough. dividend yielding stocks and dividend yield on the s&p 500 is high enough where investors recognize they are better off in equities because they have upside appreciation for equities. people are more afraid of being in bonds and there being some correction in the bond market, yields going higher, prices going down, them getting hit. the flow has been into stocks and i think it will continue to be that way. charles: shah, thank you, always. again, always jealous. you are down in miami. appreciate it. the dow is up ten points as i hand it over to liznk you. it's kind of interesting, we've got really good news on one hand and multiple scandals on the other rocking shares of some of the biggest names in the market at this hour. goldman sachs and apple's credit card ensnared in the battle of the sexes. could bad robots be to blame here? coming up, why it's artificial intelligence that may deserve all the credit for setting off this firestorm. >>> could adam neumann's empty c-suite chair at wework soon be filled by john legere? charlie breaks it on new reports churning and the potential impact on not only t-mobile and sprint, but whether legere holds the key to helping the

liz claman, most exciting hour in the market, going to take us there. liz: that's right.t's not how the market opens, it's how it closes. sorry, stuart varney. yeah. charles, thank you so much. >>> stocks climbing to new everest high peaks again, as we head into the final hour of trade, but with the dow at 28,000 and the s&p and nasdaq hitting intraday highs, are we about to see a volcanic blow-off top that the bears have been waiting for? our floor show traders are here, getting in front of their cameras to tell you if they believe this is the lastkrakatoastyle stock eruption and if so, what stocks are they buying to buy right now? >>> president trump spent months publicly slamming him but today, he invited fed cef

liz: an hour ago. right. stuart: it's a contradiction, isn't it? liz: they are going into 2020 with few policy achievements. this has been a bipartisan win for both of them so it's astonishing they aren't getting nafta 2.0 done. stuart: it is astonishing you are going gung-ho with impeach president a impeachment and you can't get a trade deal done and the reason is because it would be a trump win. liznada and mexico still and they just need more time to get this all done. liz: no, they don't. they don't need more time. that's all rhetoric. stuart: just have the will to bring it to a vote. they know it would pass and it would be a win for president trump. they won't do it. that's opinion. let's label it what it is. my opinion. lauren: i would be surprised if they put it to a vote. stuart: change of subtotally. dan price is the ceo of gravity payments. he started paying all his employees a $70,000 a year minimum wage. now residents of boise, idaho, not happy about his company which has moved there. they say it raised home prices and changed boise and its culture. dan price is back with us now. dan, welcome back. good to see you again. >> you know what, stuart, it's been awhile. it's really, really nice for me to be with you. been a long time. stuart: no, it's not. you know we are opponents on this kind of thing. what do you say to the poor people in boise? you are messing up their cu

over to you, liz claman. liz: okay.we are getting some breaking news on johnson & johnson. we will get that for you in a second. we are looking at a record-shattering final hour of trade. walmart, major comeback for retail sales in october, fueling the optimism as we head into the close of the week here in trading. coming up, retail guru hitha herzog here to talk the stocks you need to be shopping for. she will name the hottest holiday season names about to kick into high gear. >>> after a week of fighting gender bias claims, goldman sachs and apple are wondering whether apple card users will refrain from pulling out the plastic during their shopping sprees this holiday season. we've got the woman that companies turn to, companies like apple and

liz claman, over to you. liz: real blowtorch fireworks. thank you very much, charles. happy friday. trump will appear onstage in georgia. he will follow vice president mike pence as markets take aim at new records. the nasdaq right now that you see on the left side of the screen is about to clinch new all-time highs. it would take any gain for the s&p 500 and the dow jones industrials to reach fresh peaks. but both the s&p and the blue chips are kind of struggling to keep up after the president said one particular thing this morning about trade. we are going to take you straight to the white house, where team trump's rapidly

liz claman, over to you. liz: you know what we call it, charles? we call it a split decision. charles: there you go. lizall street. at this moment we're looking at the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq. the dow is down 100 points, the s&p, literally just turned slightly negative. the nasdaq is still touching an all-time record, up 29 points. the dow started to slip just before noon eastern time when president trump issued another tariff threat. we are going to tell you what warning he made to the chinese, but it was not solely limited to china trade. we're about to take you live to the white house for the very latest. we are also watching a bitter broadband battle playing out across the heartland. rural residents

liz: maybe. >> just to give thoughts there. liz: constellation brands, 32 billion, he could swallow that like this. 15 seconds left. records are on the way. would you buy here, keep adding to portfolios? >> yeah. keep adding to the portfolio. the risks that we've seen, the fed trade, economy earnings, they're all receding, liz keep incrementally buying here. we think that is the proper stance. liz: good to hear you. [closing bell rings] john augustine, thank you so much. drop the confetti, a new record close for the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq, they're all locking in new all-time highs. have a great day. that will do it for the "claman countdown". melissa: three-peat on wall street. strong corporate profits, first time the dow, s&p, nasdaq ended at new highs in nearly four months. the dow closing up 116 points. it is off the session highs. it is fifth record close of the year. s&p 500, nasdaq both in the green, closing new record highs for the second straight trading day. we're awaiting quarterly ruts from uber. we'll bring you the numbers in just a moment. at the white house, president trump about to depart for a campaign rally in kentucky. we'll bring you any comments from president, if he speaks with ror

liz liz everyone tune in tonight at 10:00 p.m.'t and join you every sunday and talk about my special as we move past it. [laughter] brian: even though tonight is the night to promo it i will continue to join from you texas. lisa: makes sense. pete: brian is the man. congratulations. if you sit right there. it's very firm. lisa: i will have to check this out. pete: turning now to headlines. bank admits. rob as customer. nathan newell targeted the 78-year-old man after he withdrew thousands of dollars from a maryland bank of the teller broke into the man's home, breaking his leg and assaulting his stepdaughter. recognized the attack are after his mask fell off during the invasion. he is being held in jail without bail. great story. and a mom finds a terrible note in her child's lunch box. she sent her son to a texas day care with a nice letter in his lunch box reading please tell him that his mommy loves him so much and thinking about him. a day care working writing below the message quote. no, put him on a diet and go away. she was

liz, he is ahead of liz, national polls, really don't mean anything in grand scheme. you hurt of the electoral college, they got a football team, key too victory could be the swing states, if president wins them he wins white house again. bad poll for democrat are not only concern. jim cliburn said that impeachment push could hurt dimms at the ballot box. >> is it possible that this could have a negative impact on your party's plo prospect in 20. >> sure it could that would make the process more political than i would like it to be. kennedy: he is a weisman. president's potential impeachment would change everything, but if he dodges impeachment does he have inside track on reelection. let's meet tonight's party panel, decide for ourselves. contributor hall burg with former adviser to president clinton, dou doug schoan. >> thank you. kennedy: doug, let's talk about this a little bit. with all of the bad press that president has seen, he is fighting for his political life in his presidency in this big impeachment slugfest. this should be a lay up for democrats, but what do polls show? >> well he is well behind nationally, as you suggested. but kennedy, in swing states where the electoral college votes are, he is doing extremely well. holding his own. i see a situation where we can have democrat win popular vote more than hillary, and president being reelected. but don't count the president out just yet. kennedy: certainly. and if the stock market continues to improvement that does not just help fancy pant billionaire investors that helps mom and pops who have money in their 401(k)s, they want to retire in peace, that is good news for them, unemployment is still very low, what has to happen economically for this strange rosie picture. >> not many months ago we heard about a potential recession, but the economy continues to do well. with it impeachment. we don't think that senate will actually convict him of anything. the house will probably move forward with impeachment. senate won't. kennedy: does nancy pelosi take that into correction. >consideration. >> she does, she came to a points, when can came to her base, she had to do something, and hoping that there is enough here to make americans upset, but you look at swing states as you say, you have to win over those voters, they look to still be going in way of trump. kennedy: i think cleburne is right, south carolina is a critical state for democrats, he knows, that interesting because, as democrats pacify the base, moving forward on impeachment. it also reals up the president's base. so who does impeachment help more, democrats or the president at-this-point? >> i think always will end up being the president and his base. and as much as pelosi, fought back as long as she could, she be only fight is so long with everyone in her ear. it could be more of a popular vote for the democratic nominee, and trump still wins, because there is such a difference, so many people different -- many different people, talk to people in real life, 5% of the world on twitter, we can talk normally. if you talk to people in real life, 95% of the sti similaritis bring us together but we think we should be outraged because 3% tweeted. a lot of people did not know that. kennedy: she does. and i think hillary clinton is only person who hoping that there is another popular victory for democrats, but an electorate president for president trump, she wants someone to feel as badly as she does. >> it is very hard to figure out what hillary clinton is thinking. she said tulsi gabbard and jill stein were russian assets, here is the thing, i just listen to hillary, i said, isn't it time for you to go away. kennedy: i am glad you brought up that, there a new fox news poll, first time she has been formally inserted in race. a poll said that president trump could potentially lose to a democrat who is not running, who is it wha' happened hillary clinton. she would beat the president 43 to 41%. it is important to note that is within margin of error. she is so running, doug is right, no one knows what she is doing, she doesn't know what she is doing, she is playing coy, she wants to be wanted. will polls like this push her into the race. >> i think so, i think she will try to get some type of base to let her in. i think she says biden is not doing well, he could do better, i could slide in, we look at trump supporters, only thing better would be beating her twice, can democratic party actually let her do this, will they let her do this. kennedy: they don't want oh hero do it. >> will she find a way. kennedy: only two people who want hillary clinton to run are me and hillary clinton, i want it just for entertainment value. >> the bray wyatt of the democrats party. >> an insider baseball term. >> dolph is explain. >> to her base, and world who thought she was supposed to be the president. they want her too. she has been -- people for a year have been waiting, she will p-- peruse in on her whitehorse, and they will say please, she will say, no, no, i can't, meanwhile. a tinker tape parade behind her, and rerenting out hotel across from trump. , her base -- i don't think wants her. >> i think a lot of them right now they are split between liz and joe. like the establishment hillary fans are like, joe can beat her, and fans who wanted her to be first female president they are liz is better spoken. >> she seems healthy. kennedy: how do you elbow elizabeth warren out of the way if you are hillary clinton. >> you don't, she would like to elbow elizabeth warren out and joe biden out, but polls show that warren and biden are doing better in democratic primary, also against donald trump. kennedy: warren does not do as well in key states as biden does. >> the fox news poll, i think she could do better. if hillary's only beating president trump, a weakened trump by two points now. it says trump is weak, hillary is almost as week. anweak. kennedy: i don't know what happened in her sphere that could bolster her, i sent you an article today from october 2016, the most float gloaty article. >> madame president election is doing great is what this read, she is bringing one in middle. kennedy: now they see the so much more rational. >> t

liz ann back. liz ann, if you can hear us, we're coming for you don't go anywhere. sit tight. >> i can hear you, i can hear you. >> you can hear -- we just can't see her. all right! >> all right -- >> there she is! >> lizust talking about this bifurcation in the economy. want to get your thoughts on it. >> i missed the question we're having technical difficulties >> we were waxing poetic about all your great tweets and your sort of theory now that there's this bifurcation in the economy, and particularly the data. consumer confidence up, ceo confidence down. manufacturing down, small business hiring looks like it's finally starting to trough you could cherry pick the data points and make a pretty strong argument either way right now. >> the one thing, though, i heard your comment about comparing the manufacturing recession to what we went through in 2015 and 2016 a couple of important differences. that was largely due to the energy sector. it had much more of a confrontation. this is broader as it relates to trade and across the spectrum of manufacturing subcomponents and industries for now, the services side is hanging in there and then of course, you're witnessing it in a business environment. i spok

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[speaking in native tongue] liz: chad just said it, public impeachment hearing possibly the month. we don't know when no. impeachment is going to be moving the inquiry into the public of court for the public opinion for the reaction. wall street journal and fox news contributor joins us now. it's. this really did start before trump got in. in 2016. >> i think so. we see that this is the most unprintable impeachment effort in american history. >> how will voters yet when the 2020 democrats, the senators left to potentially sit in on the senate trial, and they can get the campaign off of it. >> that's going to be the great question who sells it. right now democrats are banking that the push for impeachment scoring goals. which is true primarily in his growing among democrats. something like a 4 percent of democrats want this. so most policy did this because to not do it would to the frustrate the bulk of her party right. but similar number in the republican party are opposed to it. and what she is done is unify the republican party. it started, look she told us this vault is unnecessary. she called it because is a gram, exposed it with the senate resolution that would condemn the house for the way it's going about impeachment. and she did not formalize impeachment. she formalized rules going forward but she said she formalized it at her press conference so she affirmed what they'd already done. i think it's a big problem for her. >> like nixon and clinton resolutions. do they give equal power to subpoena witnesses. >> a lot of it, they claim to give some rights for republicans to call witnesses but most of us is the discretion of adam schiff. that's another thing, and the impeachment, jerry mather, the chairman and judiciary traditionally the home for impeachment efforts. the key to a successful impeachment has to be five parts in. and you can persuade a significant number of the brother teams voters that your cases so just in the outrage is so large that this is the right thing to do. well, the vote against the impeachment and worry was more bipartisan than the vote for it. he's got to do past. they're nowhere near that standard. >> but the way it will be held on dictate the messaging of what voters see. so they really got to understand the process produce thing, the democratic is the current leader of fighting against russia to investigate his political employment. withheld nearly forum million dollars of military aid. >> my take is i want to hear the full story. and getting selective lakes. it's interesting a lot of people think that this should be secret because the house like grand jury. they had died in the senate will but in a regular grand jury thingamajig is a lot to leak. these guys are making selective things and we dealt here with the cross examination. >> a lot of the democratic cases are in their dispute. >> bright. we don't even know who this was also lower is. >> speaker pelosi and adam shipped came out retrying that they vote for the inquiry formalization. behind the scenes it was a different story watches. >> >> so what we had is, basically, and mark meadows staying there were trying to stop cheering on the side. one of the democrats were a batman costume vote. we had all sorts of like rigorous democrats trying to stop down the applause. >> course they wanted look like they're taking this seriously. but they if they were taking it seriously, nancy pelosi would not pick adam shipped to be the face of the baseman. withing the intelligence committee is a live. it's a lot trickier place to do it. traditionally it's been a judiciary committee. i think they do partly because they could write more rules and they have more excuse for keeping stuff secret if it involves intelligence that way. it is also regarded i republicans is just the most partisan man in congress. so you troy to get republican votes, this isn't the way peter revisited it. i'll put it that way. >> quickly, much of the year the polls. the scream states. the majority are opposed to it. new york times now 52 percent oppose. look at wisconsin and individual states like new hampshire, arizona, the majority, don't want it. somehow, we do drill down the individual scream states, the voters staying, no don't do it. >> the scream state polls, far less appetite for it. also 538 .com breaks it down by party, and we do look at it again, any 4 percent of democrat want this and only like 11 or 1. so it's highly polarized. and more polarizing. missus pelosi just handed the republicans an excuse not to even get to the actual impeachment. >> bill great to see you. we should see 410 politicians voted for the nixon and corey. both republicans and democrats but coming up the democrat civil war is now back on and obama officials see pelosi, 2020 democrats slamming he'll live warren and socialist sticker shock for 52 trillion-dollar government can take over health care. economist warned it will wreck the economy in more ways you can imagine it britney sanders now says he wants the government to actually manufacturer pharmaceuticals plus the former cia acting director really staying thank we've got for the deep state. we've got the debates coming up. >> chose them >> of the plan that shows we can have medicare for all that went out raising taxes when sick. on the middle class families. and it is all fully paid for, by asking the top 1 percent and giant corporations to pay a fair share. >> also illegal aliens, that she was give them amnesty so they could be taxes to pay for it to. she admitted that then. only to that in the second. so this might be the moment 2020 and got he'll live warren just lost the big reveal, on the socialist sticker shock, of a government takeover healthcare scaring everyone. obama officials are talking about it and staying it's absurd. they said she did not see see this or any of legislation so why should voters go for this. the economic advisor weighing in, watch. >> think it would be devastating to the economy. this idea of medicare for all in a so-called green new deal. in brother proposals i've heard, i want to get into politics and policy grounds, this would have a devastating catastrophic effect and probably take out is much is 15 to 20 percent of our entire gdp. these numbers are into a hundred trillion dollars. smacked hilary regattas at the white house before. lori. henry: lizen his plan will about $52 trillion. he had all the her name governments companies and employees, they already play for back care, that's about trouble at 30 trillion. that means warren his $20 trillion short. she said she will get that from banks and businesses and billionaires but not the middle class. but joe biden has brought commenced. his campaign is huge and the statement about her plan staying quote that medical mathematical gymnastics are all geared to hiding civil truths to voters. it's impossible to pay for medicare for all that went out middle class stacked increases. homes go, warren was taking back by the campaign his comment. >> wow, the cost projections that we have on medicare, were authenticated by president obama his and of medicare. >> or nestle on the way she's going to get the her name to pay for her plan including $900 billion from a .1 percent stacked on financial transactions and a the on 40 of the biggest banks in america. should get 1.6 trillion for 35 percen

liz's position there. what liz is partly saying is, partly, no, we didn't do it, and to the extent we did it, we were just looking for corruption. >> well, of the times that the president has withheld money, it was to get this favor. and if you want to do something, you want to read the transcript, read the incomplete transcript that says precisely the give and take, which is an exchange for javelins, i want you to do me a favor, though, and it's biden, and biden's name is in there. >> it's not biden. it's dynamic. >> if you actually can read -- i guess you think you're on fox news, right? you can't possibly wait until somebody finishes talking. you're objective is to interfere with any truth that's said by anyone else but yourself and what you say is not true. it's a lie. >> that's not what the transcript says. and i would again -- >> that is what the transcript says. >> we should all be asking what joe biden and barack obama -- why they never approved lethal -- >> when they're president, if they violate the -- >> i would do this forever, but i have other news. liz, i want to say, as mentioned, as we do on this show, we're looking to get everybody's views, and i appreciate you coming on "the beat." >> i really appreciate you having me. >> absolutely. great to have you here on set. john flannery, i'm not just saying it, i actually have breaking news i want to get your response on and it broke since you sat in the chair. it's only slightly unfair to you as an attorney, but here's the headline, "washington post," crossing the wire right now. quote, white house official who heard trump's call with ukraine leader testified he was, quote, told to keep quiet. "the post" reporting that several days after that infamous phone call, top white house lawyer instructed a national security official not to discuss what they would report as a, quote, grave concern about that conversation with anyone outside the white house. "the post," john, sourcing this to three different people about alexander vindman. it's another friday night testimonial bombshell. what do

been hearing, the police are searching a house in stafford. 0ur correspondence liz copper has more. . . 0ur correspondence liz. we are in a area close to a house in the centre of stafford. there has been some police activity here, it is quite a large property, cordoned off. staffordshire police officers are on the in the last few minutes i have seen vehicles from the met police service arriving here. reports locally suggest police have been here since late yesterday afternoon. we don't know what connection, if any, there is to khan here but there is a good deal of police activity. and of course, khan is very much on the radar of authorities here in staffordshire, following his conviction in 2012, and his release subsequently on licence. i think there will be questions in staffordshire, notjust in london, about the terms of that license and as to how he was being monitored. earlier on breakfast, we spoke to the security minister, brandon lewis. we asked him what reassurance he could give that there aren't any other convicted terrorists free who could be risk. it is important to say, as the police have said, th

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liz harrington, liz, what's your reaction to the president's surprise visit? >> it was such a great moment, i think incredible work that went in to making the trip possible and being there in secret, shows what the spirit is all about of thanksgiving and if you look back over the years we are so blessed to live in the greatest country on earth and all possible because of the brave men and women who sacrificed so much and for the president to be able to go over to afghanistan and spend time with our best, bravest and toughest over there that are spending time away from their families it's really testament to his heart that he has for our troops and really the commitment he has and it's been a great, great moment to see. ashley: as we talk about the campaign trail, we had a guest on earlier, supporter who rallies the black community and he said, look, there's a poll out there that the president has a 13% approval rating in the black community, despite the fact that unemployment in that particular sector is lowest it has ever been, what can the president do to address that and how does he get his message across? >> i think he keeps hammering the message home as he's done from day one, it's not lip service like joe biden does when he claims he comes out of the black community and yet he's been in the swamp for 50 years and all he ever did was very unpopular crime legislation where he bragged about hanging people for everything but jaywalking, you have president trump who came in less than 3 years ago and promised you know what do you have to lose and now how much do you have to gain, you see it throw all americans, historically unemployment, unemployment for black community hit yet odd record, unprecedented support for hbc use, lowest poverty level for black americans, it's not lip service, it's results and record of accomplishments that we are really proud of. ashley: all right, we will have to leave it there, sorry so short, liz >> thank you, ashley, happy thanksgiving. ashley: same to you, thank you. the vote for usmca could come as early as next week, we seem to say that every week, hillary vaughn is on capitol hill, hillary, what's happening today? >> well, right now we are just getting early remarks in from mÉxico's top negotiator who is in canada right now meeting with justin trudeau, mÉxico negotiator, the under secretary jesus saying that they are now in the final negotiations and he think that is this deal ultimately is better than the original nafta and a lot of the issues that democrats here in the u.s. have raised with this agreement are valid and so we are seeing this move towards the final -- final point of negotiations between all 3 parties but what we did hear from the mÉxico negotiator when he was here 2 days ago in the united states, he signaled that they may be working towards compromised particularly on labor enforcement mechanisms, democrats here wanted u.s. investigators to go into mexica

live here in san francisco, liz kreutz abc 7 news. >> liz, can you talk about the mood there? are people excited about this race? >> reporter: yeah, i think enthusiasm it kind of varies. there's a poll out that shows that only a third of san franciscoen approve of the work she's doingment ev. in terms of the election overall, right now it's a little quiet. there was a huge rush just a few minutes ago of people dropping off their ballots after work. people excited to be part of the process, make their voice heard. i think it's safe to say we're not going to see the turnout that we're probably going to see next year in the 2020 election. back to you guys. >> thank you so much. >>> the race for san francisco's district attorney is between four candidates. susie loftus is running for a full term after being appointed to the position by the mayor. also running, nancy tung, and chrks -- there you see her family. she says voters have been telling her they're concerned with core issues ranging from serious crime in the city to quality of life in their neighborhoods. >> what's coming u