co-host of "countdown to the closing bell" both of them on fox business, melissa francis. the #oneluckyguy, her co-host, david asman. >> fbn. you guys are outnumbered. harris: that is okay. andrea and i are loving that. andrea: almost like before the bell, right, harris? >> that's right. we have to have you guys on "after the bell." harris: we have a lot going on. we knew the president's plan was coming by mandate through congress. let's get right to it. can't wait for your thoughts. >> what i can't stand about what the president had to say, i don't agree with him that we have to have gitmo closed, but when he belittled those who say we need gitmo, that he belittled them the public was scared and less safe if we closed gitmo. that is awful. harris: we'll come back to that. andrea: he is heated up. harris: today was the deadline for the pentagon to submit the plans to congress to close gitmo and get detainees out of cuba to other countries includes united states. here is president obama telling the nation about his plan he is sending to congress today. >> this is about clos

co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis. democratic strategist, fox news contributor, julie roginsky is back. today's #oneluckyguy, author, columnist, senior editor of "national review," mr. joan jaw goldberg. welcome back. you're rout numbered again. >> always great to be here. andrea: weapon love your goatee. politicking the town halls and candidates going door-to-door, votes being cast in the nation's first primary which could go a long way in shaping the 2016 presidential race with donald trump and bernie sanders way out in front. in the latest holes. today's big mystery who captures second place in what has become a tight republican field. marco rubio's perceived stumbles in saturday's debate have the rest of the field scrambling for that number two slot. some analysts saying that the late turn in an already volatile race could keep the governors, jeb bush, john kasich, chris christie into the contest through at least south of caroline's primary on february 20th. the contenders making last minute pitches for every grani

fox business's melissa francis. and fox news contributor julie roginsky is back.oday's #oneluckyguy, republican strategist, veteran of numerous campaigns, tony sayegh. welcome back, tony. you're outnumbered. >> great to be here. andrea: fresh off the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> granite state, always wonderful to talk to voters. this is a state that prides itself on engaging with every condition kate in a real way -- candidate. harris: you're engaging. >> thank you. you

fox business's melissa francis. and fox news contributor julie roginsky is back.lso today's #oneluckyguy, republican strategist, veteran of numerous campaigns, tony sayegh. welcome back, tony. you're outnumbered. >> great to be here. andrea: fresh off the campaign trail in new hampshire. >> granite state, always wonderful to talk to voters. this is a state that prides itself on engaging with every condition kate in a real way -- candidate. harris: you're engaging. >> thank you. you bring it out in me. andrea: melissa owns a channel now. harris: can i come on your channel. >> yes. andrea: it was big night for the outsiders as donald trump and bernie sanders score major wins in the first-in-the-nation new hampshire primaries. thises is the hope for the gop establishment to rally around a candidate to take on trump appears shelved for now. we'll get to that in a second. but first, new hampshire by the numbers. sanders clobbering hillary clinton, winning by 22 points. now on the gop side, trump huge, as he would say, trouncing the field winning more than a third of th

we have we have fbn's melissa francis along for this hour. we'll get into it if we need to before the president speaks. here is the bottom line. unemployment is 4.9%. that does not reflect how many people may have given up. why does that matter? because the number of jobs created is lower than what they had anticipated. 151,000 in america. for the last reading of the last month. we'll be looking at that. the president is going to be addressing the nation about the economy and what it all means from his perspective. that is due up in the next half hour. we'll take it live when it happens but for now. ♪ harris: this is "outnumbered" on a fine friday. i'm harris faulkner. here today, host of "kennedy" on our sister network, fox business's kennedy. also from fbn, as i mentioned coanchor of "after the bell," melissa francis. fox news contributor julie row begins ski. today's #oneluckyguy, making us all lucky, "o'reilly factor," host of "watters world," the man,s. >> see waters. good to see you. -- jesse watters. >> keep going, harris. harris: did

charles: melissa francis, thank you. >> 4:00 p.m. this network, and watch us.arles: stocks are rebounding. jeff flock says oil companies, we were just talking about them. probably ready for more cuts. you were talking to melissa through the 29th dollar. 2907. we got as high. the cap ex reductions have been made by these companies. if you take a look, oil producers are estimated to be using $350 million a day right now. they have cut, in the last year alone, 280,000 jobs locally. 72,000 jobs. you mentioned that jamie dimon buyback. oil traders have interpreted that to mean, you know what, if he is not worried about oil stocks wearing the banks, maybe we shouldn't either. charles: one more time. the hundred $15 million a day. was that the number? >> believed to be lost by producers today now globally. yes. it is a huge number. charles: you can see why people were wondering. that will definitely have a domino effect down the line. the big freezes on. get ready to cuddle up with your valentine. look at that. i do not know what it means. it looks like it is cold. ♪

second highs -- session highs up 300 up 304 on a day on day basis, i hand it over to david a and melissa francislissa: ted cruz and marco rubio up their attacks on donald trump's character. in an ironic twist, cruz had to pull an ad off tv. david: thinks are heating up on the democratic side, hillary clinton is slamming bernie sanders' plan to grow federal government by 40%, steve networks is here with his -- steve forbes here with his take. melissa: bundle up, we're live in the weather center for updates [closing bell ringing] stocks stages a big rally today. dow up over 300. as closing bell sounds on wall street, 308, a look at whethe at -- where we're ending, light sweet crude trading up. david: 27, now to 30 dow in the green, if you are in stocks you are making money today, a welcome change, where we have seen red, lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange, i know oil had a lot to do with it still down almost 5% for the week. reporter: interesting you mentioned, that i checked that stat, crude oil

and melissa francis and today's hashtag one lucky guy, rich lowry, you are outnumbered. >> it's such a shame we had to break into that hillary clinton rally and not regale our viewers with it. andrea: i thought you might like to see her squirm. >> she says you govern and campaign in pros and poetry. andrea: iowa democrats sort out who won on the republican side. ted cruz propelled his powerful grounds game and fervent support among evangelicals to come out on top. and donald trump had his first defeat. >> let me first say to god be the glory. tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. andrea: a humbled trump gracious? defeat congratulating cruz and thanking folks in the hawkeye state in the only way he knows how. >> iowa, we love, we thank you. you are special. we'll be back many, many times. in fact i think i might come here and buy a farm. i love it. thank you, thank you everybody. andrea: a strong third place finish for marco rubio, beating expectations and almost taking out trump, coming within a percentage point. rich, you too

melissa francis as well. >> back at 4:00 on "after the bell.". andrea: that's it. sandra: "outnumbered overtime." foxnews.com/outnumbered. click on overtime tab. we'll be there. "happening now" starts now. % >> a commuter train thrown off of the tracks after slamming in a crane and the terfoying moments leading up to the crash. >> the defendant was highly experienced with arms. >> and tv appearance in a high profile murder trial. >> he customized the murder. >> and should the defendant get a mistrial? >> and forcing passengers out of a burning plane in the middle of a snow storm. it is all "happening now". >> we begin with the duel in the desert for the the republican candidates. the nevada caucus gets underway after a bruising gop battle so far. >> donald trump's back-to-back victories in south carolina and new hampshire, he is looking to build p on the the momentum. a caucus is a different sort of beast one that cruz and rubio are fire to tame. cruz firing a key staffer are and rubio picking up more support after jeb bush left the race, carl? carl, go ahead. we m

now to my colleagues, melissa francis and connell mcshane. melissa: thanks, lori.ew hampshire 44% of the state is not registered as either democrat and republican as votes are up for grabs. candidates making a last-ditch effort for their support. we could be in for a big surprise. >> should be a lot of fun for the battle for second on republican side everybody seems to talk about. will be revealed starting in just a few hours when results come pouring in. we'll have you covered this hour. talk about the markets. we have all-star guests and slew of reporters up in new hampshire weighing in on significance. race. who stands to come out on top. melissa: first to the markets. [closing bell ring] melissa: nasdaq is down 15 points. connell: oil price is interesting one, right? 28.5with nearly 6% drop. melissa: wow, that ia huge move. connell: you would know. absolutely a huge move. scott shellady joins us. out at the cme. boy, what happened today, scott? >> looks like the bottom came out. we had some negative news about where some international agencies thought where the

co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis.cratic strategist, fox news contributor, julie roginsky is back. today's #oneluckyguy, author, columnist, senior editor of "national review," mr. joan jaw goldberg. welcome back. you're rout numbered again. >> always great to be here. andrea: weapon love your goatee. politicking the town halls and candidates going door-to-door, votes being cast in the nation's

melissa francis, co-host of after the bell daily 4:00 p.m. on fox business and liz claman anchor of countdown to the closing bell daily at 3:00 p.m. on fox business network. it's ladies night. >> you are outnumbered. >> we are talking economy and we just had iowa entrance polls. we have some info. the dem side, the top issue 30% economy and jobs and there you see healthcare at 30%. on the republican side, the top issue, government spending. 32%. the economy, jobs, 27%. all the talk about terrorism and national security, it's jobs. and the economy that are driving this. >> because that's a domestic issue. something that people are really facing head on day-to-day. they want to know am i employed? am i gonna be employed? are my friends employed? is my family employed? the economy is something that touches everyone on a very personal level and a very specific way. so terrorism, yes, obviously extremely important to people as well. but, in a way, we're seeing the economy edge out the terror fears right now,. >> oil is still driving. 2003. incredi

melissa francis, co-host of after the bell daily 4:00 p.m. on fox business and liz claman anchor of countdown to the closing bell daily at 3:00 p.m. on fox business network. it's ladies night. >> you are outnumbered. >> we are talking economy and we just had iowa entrance polls. we have some info. the dem side, the top issue 30% economy and jobs and there you see healthcare at 30%. on the republican side, the top issue, government spending. 32%. the economy, jobs, 27%. all the talk about terrorism and national security, it's jobs. and the economy that are driving this. >> because that's a domestic issue. something that people are really facing head on day-to-day. they want to know am i employed? am i gonna be employed? are my friends employed? is my family employed? the economy is something that touches everyone on a very personal level and a very specific way. so terrorism, yes, obviously extremely important to people as well. but, in a way, we're seeing the economy edge out the terror fears right now,. >> oil is still driving. 2003. incredi

now over to connell mcshane and melissa francis. >> we'd expect more out of you in this type of market. ashley: really? >> thanks for nothing. >> crunchtime for the candidates, four short days to the new hampshire primary, a new poll shows marco rubio and bernie sanders are the strongest candidates to go head-to-head in a general election.

melissa: charity of melissa francis? >> i signed it, all had to be filled was the charity picked. y prediction on the -- melissa: how about my children? >> on the quarter or prediction the team. connell: i want to get to this. >> read first statement at the top please. melissa: okay. >> this sunday -- i wrote that on friday. melissa: friday. friday february 5th, 2016, this sunday's super bowl game the defining quarter will be number one. >> number one. so far i am correct. connell: one for one. >> melissa, before you read this, read final statement down here. melissa: i fail either of two predictions i will forfeit the check to charity or melissa's children is what it says. >> the other thing i attempted to do predict winning team. connell: winning team. >> not been up toed since put here and popular team was panthers. show what i predicted. connell: look at this. melissa: broncos. >> that that was not the team. i want to tell you something folks, i have to tell this, only mill e melissa sees this now. i did not try to put my money up for the score because that is too crazy, too wa

we have we have fbn's melissa francis along for this hour.nto it if we need to before the president speaks. here is the bottom line. unemployment is 4.9%. that does not reflect how many people may have given up. why does that matter? because the number of jobs created is lower than what they had anticipated. 151,000 in america. for the last reading of the last month. we'll be looking at that. the president is going to be addressing the nation about the economy and what it all means fromis

co-host of "countdown to the closing bell" both of them on fox business, melissa francis.the #oneluckyguy, her co-host, david asman. >> fbn. you guys are outnumbered. harris: that is okay.

i'm joined by the co-host of fox business network's "after the bell" melissa francis, ebony williamsnd political strategist jess taica tarlov. quick reaction to the trump/watters interview. >> it was just a shmooze fest. you're ridiculous. >> i'm ridiculous. >> o'reilly tricked you into doing a soft interview so you'd never replace him. can we talk about melania? she's so stunning. let me be shallow p i've seen her in person in new york i feel we're not the same species. >> i think a lot of people would like to see melania in the white house. i have to defend myself. i did an interview a long time ago i couldn't do a news interview. we had to get personal or it would have been dated. what do you think? >> i thought it was fantastic especially because there is no news to donald trump. i would much rather know about that he likes fast walks for exercise and how scared he is of seeing hillary do yoga than him saying we'll make mexico pay for a wall. >> i loved how, do you do any exercise donald? he goes i walk quickly to the speeches and give a lot of speeches. he's supposed to be the h

melissa francis. >> i whispered and i still regret it. it was embarrassing. rehashed the. [laughter] you know, it only took trump about one minute. he was very gracious for about half a second. then it was like twitter called him back. it is like they cannot resist. they cannot help themselves. he is talking about how he stole the election. i was tell my kids, you cannot stoop to the name-calling. i have been working for trump. his speech was great. short and to the point. i should have had a better ground game. we want to take it to a certain place. come try to get away with not spending any money in iowa. it looked like he was going to get it done. it was free media. it is bringing in viewers. it got a lot of that. social media. costing him nothing. he lined up that company. politico did a big argument on that. we looked into that. he only paid them about $200,000. you have somebody like ted cruz. you have this micro data company. they went in and they did very targeted micro- messages of people that are going to go out and vote. it did not work out. i thin

melissa. happening today, pope francis continues his historic trip to mexico but not before getting upset at a recent event. find out what him to the edge. >>> and google >>> the new head of the prince george's county police department is starting the job with a lot on his plate. internally chief hank sa winsky will work on the upper ranks of the police department. he says the police department must reflect the community in order to be effective. h pornography case in the school system. that winsky said they're working every day with that case. >> they're busy working with everybody else and the finances because that will tell us if there are additional systems outdated that we're not aware of. >> the prince george's council unanimously confirmed him as chief of police. >>> pope francis making two big stops in mexico. first on his stop, the town of juarez known as the murder capital of the world. just last week, 39 people died in a riot at the prison. >> i think he's going to call on american catholics, americans in general, americans of goodwill to recognize their brothers and sisters and imm

in his homily francis is expected to address drugs, cartel violence and immigration. melissaez runs a catholic charities that helps migrants with legal services in el paso. >> fact that he's coming here says a lot about him as mew hasn't being and about the direction that he's wanting to push the catholic church in. >> reporter: pope francis altar is just across the border and his mass will be visible from right here in el paso, texas. extra u.s. border agents will be on duty. >> any time we have a large event that draws this many people into the area or to the region we'll you'll have to have a larger presence and that's really the main focus is to ensure that everybody is safe. >> reporter: nearly half a million people are expected at hour rose next week. adrianna diaz, cbs news, el paso, texas. ♪ >>> south carolina is ground zero in campaign 2016. the democrats debate the the issues on thursday night and tomorrow the republicans return to the stage. cbs news correspondent chang reports from greenville. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in a debate

reporter melissa adan has more on the pope's visit " nats (constructi) a two million dollar altar in ciudad juarez-- now ready for pope francis-- where he will celebrate mass with hundreds of thousands on wednesday.. rev. francisco garcia juarez diocese coordinator ofofhe papal masstake cg @ 00:10) the location wherewe are ione of grand siificance it's a mass that will be celebebted between two countries and el paso is very united with us- as there will be people watching right across the river. ciudad juarez formerly considered the murder capital of the world-- is now working to move past the violence.. and the pope's visit-- speaking to that--- salvador perches, el paso funeral home owner ((take cg @00:31) of course when juarez went through its bad times s u know we were the funeral homes thatatook care of bobo families from both sis of the border. owner of an el paso funeral home-- salvador perches-- says he's witnessing more and more families move out of el paso and back to mexico.. well it has made a it's getting a lot better, people, families that moved to el paso are coming back. melissa adan ((take cg @00:57)) streets

this is sermon francis is expected to address drugs, cartel violence and immigration. melissaopez runs a catholic charity that helps migrants with legal services in el paso. >> the fact that he is coming here i think says a lot about him as a human being and about the direction that he is wanting to push the catholic church in. >> reporter: pope francis' altar is cross the border and the mass will be visible from here in el paso, texas. extra u.s. border agents will be on duty. >> anytime you have a large event that drawings this many people into the area on to the region, you're going to have to have that larg presence. the focus is to make sure everybody is safe. >> reporter: half a million people are expected in juarez next week. adriana diaz, cbs news, el paso, texas. >> the pope will stop in cuba on the way. >>> the ceo making headlines again. martin shkreli took to twitter and offered kanye west $10 million for exclusive access to his latest album the life of pablo. he is in the middle of a federal securities fraud investigation. so far the tweet got no response from wes

if pope francis can't bring home the oscar for leo might as well go into the insurance business at this point. melissato get it? you think that the pope put in special prayer and god's on his side? i don't think god cares about the oscars. >> i think he is -- this year. a role which was on his back most of the movie and had very few lines to speak. i don't know what that is about but who knows. melissa: leave the jokes to themselves. i love some of the bets going into this. there is leonardo dicaprio, who cares. you look at serious bets. will sylvester stallone lift his arms like rocky. if he wins. that is big one. that one is going off at better than two to one. another great bet, so what do you think, lift his arms, yes or no? i think yes. >> totally. face it the show can be a bit of a bore. what is fun is the red carpet or preshows or betting. >> one of the other bet, lady gaga's hair color. will it be blonde, white, black, red, pink. i want you to go on the record. i'm going with blue because that is not one of the picks. what are you going with? david nodded at blue. david: green. >> kind of shoc

melissa adan joins us along the texas mexico border with more-- good morning the day has finally arrived- pope francis expected to arrive later this morning take vo upon arriving the pointiff will visit a nearby prison where hes expected to meet and pray with several inmates. after that pope francis will meet with industry workers and then he's off to the fairgrounds for his highly anticipated holy mass. a quarter million people are expected to fill the area to witness this historic cross- border mass. melissa adan: reporting in el paso melissa adan back to you ((brian loftus)) > a group of local catholics plans to pray alongside the holy father in mexico today. parishoners from saint anne's catholic church are closely watching the tour through mexico and are thrilled to join him for mass in juarez. about fifty of them boarded a bus early yesterday morning -- and should arrive in el paso before dawn. the trip will take about 22 hours./// ((demetria obilor)) > trending this morning... a man in texas says he was arrested for not repaying a 15-hundred dollar loan...for 29 years. last week... paul aker wa

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and this morning, pope francis is on his way to mexico where he's expected to tackle hot violence, and immigration. melissa lopez: the fact that he's coming here says a lot about him as a human being and about the direction that he is wanting to push the catholic church in. shaina: people are busy preparing for the papal visit. francis will celebrate mass on mexico's southern and northern borders. nearly half a million people are expected next week in jerez -- juarez. mexico has the world's second largest catholic population behind brazil. eric: they were polite, but a few prickly exchanges in last night's democratic debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders were sparring over their plans for the future of the country. >> we have to be very clear, especially with young people, about what kind of government is going to do what for them and what it will cost. sen. sanders: secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. eric: the two are neck and neck in the polls heading into south carolina. clinton also challenged sanders for being overly critical of president obama. the republicans will debate and

in his homily, francis is expected to address drugs, cartel violence and immigration. melissa lopez runs a catholic charity that helps migrants with legal services in el paso.(sot melissa lopez, executive director)the fact that he's coming here says a lot about him as a human being and the direction that he wants to push the catholic church in. bridge: the pope's mass will take place just across the border, and will be visible from here in el paso, texas. extra u.s. border agents will be on duty.(sot / jose romero border patrol)any time you have more people at one event we have to increase our presence and that's really the main focus to ensure that everybody is safe.nearly half a million people are expected in juarez next week.adriana diaz, cbs news, el paso, texas. 3 the pope makes a brief stop in cuba to meet with cuban officials and religious leaders from russia. 3 3 the federal court northern district of iowa has a new judge on the bench this morning. a 1983 graduate of sioux city west high school.yesterday afternoon the u - s senate voted to confirm president obama's nom