for back right now, melissa francis is senator harris. >> melissa: fox news alert on breaking news outt freeing an american pastor held prisoner there for two years. this is "outnumbered" over time and i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. the turkish court releasing pastor andrew brunson who had been held in prison and under house arrest for two years. convicting him of terror charges, today but sentencing him to time served. the pastor's release has been a big priority for the trump administration and could easily stra

for back right now, melissa francis is senator harris. >> melissa: fox news alert on breaking news out of turkey, a court freeing an american pastor held prisoner there for two years. this is "outnumbered" over time and i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. the turkish court releasing pastor andrew brunson who had been held in prison and under house arrest for two years. convicting him of terror charges, today but sentencing him to time served. the pastor's release has been a big priority for the trump administration and could easily strained relations between the two nato allies. it getting faster brunson saying "this is the day our family has been praying for. i'm delighted to be on my way home to the united states." on the ground in turkey and jones is now on the phone with the latest. >> what we witnessed is really the end of a nightmare for brunson who has been in jail here in turkey for most of that ordeal. it all began this morning when brunson arrived in a secured heavily armed convoy then after trial lasted just four hours, the prosecutor first recommended that his

this is "outnumbered" and i melissa francis. here today, dagen mcdowell, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie avalanche, executive in residence at american university and former state senator capri cafaro, and joining us on the couch today, the executive vice president of the trump organization, eric trump. and he is outnumbered. aren't you always outnumbered in manhattan? >> eric trump: i'm just going to say this, there are a lot of of -- a tremendous amount of love in new york city. >> melissa: it when people come over and say, you guys do a great job and we want you all the time, but they are usually whispering. you are right about that. >> in ohio, that's not what happens. >> eric trump: in ohio no one is whispering. [laughter] >> melissa: secretary of state mike pompeo is set to make remarks in mexico city is a massive caravan of migrants moves towards the u.s. later, the nation's top diplomat is scheduled to meet with them president on the issue. this is the mexican government announced yesterday that it would s

i thought it said i am melissa francis. melissa: we're both a little nauseous. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." what a day, washington to wall street. before washington head to ashley webster, looks like he is feeling all right down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it was a day that could make you a little nauseous back and forth, huh? >> it was a little manic. kind of a turnaround tuesday but went south again. the dow finishing down 126 points. nasdaq briefly came positive at 3:24. i made a note. but it went down again. what a strange day. losers on the dow, caterpillar among those was down anywhere seven to 8%. finished down 7 1/2%. its earnings report was booed good but guidance was a little week. melissa: president trump speaking to reporters at the white house. >> we may. that is being discussed right now. mike bolton is in russia talking about various things including the whole nuclear situation. we were not treated well for many years. should have been done a long time ago and i think something good could come out of tha

melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is after the bell.ing action in oil and gold from cme. deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange. deirdre, kick it off. >> we are closing just off those session lows, i mean we saw the dow down as much as 250 points

i'm melissa francis. here's dana. >> fox news alert. a court in turkey frees an american pastor there held for two years. hel hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." pastor andrew brunson found guilty of terror related charges that he denied but sentenced to time served. his release a victory for the trump administration, which worked behind the scenes and publicly sanctioned turkish officials to make this happen. reaction from the pastor's sister, lauren brunson. >> he forgave those in court that accused him publicly. if he's able to do that i don't think we can -- trying to think of the best way to say this. don't think we can judge them more harshly than he has. he has been through this. god has allowed him to extend grace towards those that have treated him this horrible way. >> remarkable words. benjamin hall is in turkey. what was it like there? >> today is the end of a two-year nightmare. as you said, this is being seen as a real win for the trump administration and in particular, for its foreign policy. this all be

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." phil flynn has all the action in oil from the cme. ashley webster at the new york stock exchange. tell us about the trade. >> it is interesting day. still after glow from trade deal with canada. forget about the italian debt. we've seen money come out of small caps. russell 2000 came down. multinational stocks, big dow stocks gain. up 125. you're absolutely right. 102nd record close since election day. it is 85th record under president donald trump on the dow. the s&p not quite hitting record mark. nasdaq also down about half a percent on the day. so a little bit of a mixed bag. we'll look at individual stocks. amazon let's begin there. they announced they are raising the minimal wage 15 bucks an hour starting next month. it will cover 250,000 u.s. employees. as you can see it is being praised as a move but in fact it will hit the bottom line. you see amazon down 33 bucks. apple, meanwhile that is a record close. 229.28. they needed to finish at 22bucks. so another record high for app

i'm melissa francis. connell: big headlines on immigration. i'm connell mcshane, this is "after the bell." stocks surging today. strong earnings, strong private sector job growth. the dow off the highs did end up higher by 242 points. s&p 500 and nasdaq also firmly in the green today for the nasdaq, a 2% gain. first back-to-back gains since september. so, nice way to end what has been a tough month for stocks. deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hey, deirdre. >> right. so today we're going to focus on that. first back-to-back gains of course for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. for the month i feel like i should put it in context. the dow is down 4 1/2%. s&p 500 down about 6 1/2%. the nasdaq down about 8 1/2%. again, for the month. one of the worst octobers we have seen in a very long time. but high lighted that return to strength for the tech stocks. we'll touch on that in a minute. i wanted to highlight one of the standouts today is gm. that stock really soaring on its earnings report and interestingly enough the company t

melissa francis, adrienne elrod, a host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself, and in the center seat, ready to go, judge andrew napolitano. he is "outnumbered." i know our joy is tempered this morning as we see what happened in florida, but we have so much news to get to. a short time ago, president trump weighed in on the growing investigation involving a "washington post" columnist. last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey, about two weeks ago. turkish officials claim to have images and audio which they say proves he was killed there. now president trump today says he is sending secretary of state mike pompeo to meet directly with the saudi king. i'm pausing for just a moment because i'm just learning in my ear that the secretary of state has just left. so he's on his way to meet the saudi king right now. earlier today president trump spoke to the king by phone and the president says he denies any knowledge of the columnist's disappearance. >> president trump: i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of wh

melissa: wow, i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. another crazy day on "after the bell." we have you covered from washington to wall street. we'll have a report from susan li at the new york stock exchange but let's start with edward lawrence standing by on yet another very busy day in our nation's capitol. edward? reporter: exactly, connell. stocks start to slide literally in the moments after treasury secretary steve mnuchin tweeted out he would be canceling a trip to the future initiative conference in riyadh, saudi arabia. this further adding to the tension between the u.s. and saudi arabia over what happened to the missing columnist from "the washington post." now this, another blow to that relationship. now fox business network was also a sponsor of that conference. fox has canceled that sponsorship going forward. secretary of state mike pompeo says that turkey will share their official investigation into what happened here with the u.s. and saudi arabia. >> we're all going to get to see the response of the kingdom of saudi ara

i'm susan li in for melissa francis. david: what a seesaw day for the markets. we have a lot to talk about. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers first here is what else we're covering for you. breaking news in this hour. just moments from now we'll have comments from the president, the commander-in-chief is about to take off from joint base andrews on his way to iowa for a crucial campaign rally tonight. president trump spoke to reporters on the south lawn of the white house moments ago. he may still wrap that up right now. we're going to play back those comments to you as soon as we get them. so we could be breaking in at any point with those remarks. >>> plus a stunning resignation. ambassador nikki haley abruptly extenting down as american ambassador to the u.n., vowing not to run in 2020 ends -- against the president. the big decision who will take her place at the u.n. president could talk about that coming up. >>> new era in the nation's high court. judge brett kavanaugh takes the bench for the first time. wait until you

melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell."ve more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering on the very big hour ahead. fixing nafta.

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." susan li on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what a day, susan. >> volatility the name of the gape -- game. news coming from germany, angela merkel and the christian democratic party. we saw a lot of rotation to buy after the dips. we saw last week. yes we are in correction territory for a lot of small indices like transports and also like the s&p and the russell 2000 with a small cap names. but, you know, afterwards we got downgrade for amazon on the news from the uk, and in terms of possibly imposing a digital sales tax. that started trickling down into the fangs now at six-month lows. we saw a lot of selling today. amazon dragging the likes of alphabet, google, apple, all the rest. we have deal news as you see on the screen. ibm buying red hat, 33 billion-dollar transaction. 63% premium for red hat. ibm falling in the session. red hat a bit concerning it didn't put up to the acquisition target levels, the acquisition buyselves we saw. tech shares really dragging the market

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this "after the bell." straight to gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. brutal day. >> dow down 605 points. erase all gains for the year. s&p 500, down 83%. we've broken through support levels. we're at 2656. i'm being told now we're in no-man's land because we have broken through the support levels. people are looking for something to perk the market up tonight in terms of earnings. we have earnings coming out possibly. but, i got to tell you, people are not positive. all news seems to take a negative tinge instead of a positive tinge as we look at markets. nasdaq in correction territory as we know. let me tell you what the traders here are saying. that there were a lot of sell orders, to be executed at the close. as much as a billion dollars in stock market orders at the close here. you saw what happened. we just rode it down like a roller-coaster into the close. the dow at 24,584. people concerned there is no real support level for s&p 500 until you get to 2600. so we could see more selling

i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. >> i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." let's get to gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange to wrap up the big day and look at movers. >> connell, what a week. we'll talk about major indexes first. the dow ending the week slightly higher, a quarter point, big day for the dow in the green here. s&p 500 pushing back against negative sentiment for the day and the week. only nasdaq, tech-heavy nasdaq doing worse for the week. we'll do the dow winners, proctor & gamble, no doubt about it, this stock up 9%. why? they reported strongest quarter in five years. revenue up for that company in five years. it had been the second worst performer on the dow for the year. not anymore. american express doing well, up 4%. price targets on the stock moved up. disney doing well, up 2.5%. netflix having a heck of a time, continuation of the herd mentality on the stock. we'll look forward to fang earnings, tech earnings, amazon, google, microsoft. all these companies reporting, you see how they did on stocks, their stocks toda

i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." gerri willis live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> wow, wow, what a day. we end up 401 point up on the dow jones industrial average. up 1.6%. as you mentioned it was higher earlier. we started to go in the wrong direction. i'm glad the market closed. subpoena 500 up 1.87% and the nasdaq on fire. talk about some winners today. these are stocks reporting. microsoft leading the dow today. this stock reported last night. a really great earnings report, topping wall street expectations on bottom and top line. their azure cloud results, this is their cloud results doing very well indeed. the business up 76%. the rate of growth is actually slowing because it is so high it is hard for it to keep growing at that level. other sector, intel, this company reporting later today. we're looking 14% gain on the bottom line. 12.2% gain on top line on revenue. this could be another earnings blowout. should be good for the stock. it is trading higher coming into that. visa had a great rep

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we here is what is new this hour. keeping his promise to drain the swamp, asking everybody tear in the secretary in the cabinet to cut budgets by 5% with one exception. and dollar savings by rolling back regulations. at the white house the commander-in-chief is honor medal of honor to sergeant major canley for his service in the vietnam war. america's top diplomat is on his way to washington after sitting down with turkish leaders. the search for secretary of state mike pompeo to find out what happened to the missing columnist, jamal khashoggi. we have walid phares, kayleigh mcenany and spokesperson for the republican national committee and bill mcgurn from the "wall street journal." connell: we made a big recovery from being down as many as 19 points early. deirdre bolton on floor of the new york stock exchange to wrap it up. >> wrap it up. you saw the intraday chart. it looked something like this, 350 point swing. finishing the day lower around 2:00 eastern time. not a surprise we got the fed minutes from the septem

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."hil flynn has all the action in oil from the cme. ashley webster at the new york stock exchange. tell us about the trade. >> it is interesting day. still after glow from trade deal with canada. forget about the italian debt. wee

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melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. more what is newsnew this hour. pressure on in the midterms. president trump is on the way to the lone star state. he holds a massive rally for ted cruz of all people later tonight. supporters are lining up in texas where the republican senator is finding himself in closer than expected race against democratic challenger beto o'rourke. and the president's campaign push only begins in houston. at the same time democrats are trying to pick up a key senate seat in nevada. former president obama is campaigning in las vegas this hour, urging residents to vote early. we'll monitor the event. we'll bring you all breaking headlines. the commander-in-chief is putting the military on alert and vowing to cut foreign aid as thousands of migrants head to the u.s. border. we'll speak with thomas homan former i.c.e. director on the president's warning. >> close up the market day with the dow down for the day of the earns over earnings appear to be growing. we're heading into what is the busiest week

i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell."tching all action in oil where there was a big pop in the cme connell mcshane on floor of new york stock exchange. connell let's go to you first. >> this was better day for the stock market than we saw yesterday. it was interesting to see the way things pot started off with the news out of europe not as concerning as it

right here melissa francis. >> mike pompeo holding urgent meetings in mexico as president trump signs off on the massive caravan heading toward our border. secretary of state mike pompeo in mexico city for meetings with officials there. president trump continues to blame democrats for weak immigration laws and threatens to shut down the southern border if mexico can't stop the caravan. listen to the president less than 24 hours ago at a rally in montana. >> i just want to thank the mexican government. they're stopping it, hopefully, before it ever gets to mexico. phr >> i'm willing to send our army because of the immigration onslaught brought by the democrats because they refuse to acknowledge what could change the laws. >> rich edson has more from the state office. >> reporter: mike pompeo is in mexico city. he's just met with the mexican foreign secretary. it was part of a discussion on the caravan that's coming through. secretary said mexican government thus far has discussed this in good faith as this caravan of thousands of migrants comes from central america north towards the un

melissa: wow, i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. crazy day on "after the bell." we have you covered from washington to wall street. we'll have a report from susa

this is "outnumbered," i melissa francis. here today is town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. national security analyst, morgan ortagus. fox news contributor a jessica tarlov, and fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. he is outnumbered! >> judge napolitano: happily so. [laughter] >> melissa: let's get to it. excellent. growing controversy to doing away with automatic citizenship for any children born to noncitizen or illegal immigrant parents on u.s.tution. top house democrat nancy pelosi accusing the president of trying to erase parts of the nation's founding document. the white house says democrats are to blame for the current situation. watch this. >> the reason we are in this position in the first place is because democrats have failed to come to the table. they have failed to work with this president and pass legislation that helps protect our country, that helps protect the citizens of america. because they don't want to secure our borders, they do not want to have a law and orde

melissa francis a this is "after the bell." happy friday, my friend. connell: good news. connell mcshane, good to be with you again. wall street reacting to some reports we brought to you yesterday on's show. disappointing sales and nasdaq, more than 2% drop. s&p came off the lows, dipped into correction territory. nicole petallides, floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole? >> we're down 21 points. they didn't feel like that had legs. maybe covering happening. others are buying dips. finding some stocks they like at even better prices. look at the dow down 298 points at lowest point, down 539 points. we did see a selloff happening. seeing off the lows, amazon and google, reports coming out from the two big tech giants. we saw selling happening on both of those companies. guidance on many companies going into 2019. tell you traders, where will be the risk appetite? when will people step back in. if you loved it at certain level, maybe you like it even more. there is a cautionary tone. others are moving for cash, waiting for midterm elections. alphabet google well off

i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." phil flynn watching all action in oil where there was a big pop in the cme connell mcshane on floor of new york stock exchange. connell let's go to you first. >> this was better day for the stock market than we saw yesterday. it was interesting to see the way things pot started off with the news out of europe not as concerning as it has been recent weeks. idea some report that is it tally is getting it act together as far as its debt. that started the thing in the right direction. economic data, adp on the jobs side, services report from ism all of that was very positive. by today being better than yesterday, look what happened with the 10-year treasury note went to highest point in seven years. you would have thought maybe that cuts into stocks. it did, right? the dow was up 178. only closing up 50 some points but it did close higher, so did the broader market but that is what we've seen down on the floor as a positive, able to with stand higher rates and still move to the upside wit

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this is facebook.com/outnumberedfnc and i melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner. kennedy, commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos-duffy, and joining us on the couch today, josh holm, republican strategists and former chief of staff to senator mitch mcconnell. he is outnumbered. it is a tough day to be here but we really appreciate you coming into help us sort through some of these issues. >> josh: thank you, it's good to be here. >> melissa: we are getting new details on the victims killed inside the tree of life synagogue. among them, a grandfather, a husband and wife, and two brothers. authorities detailed the gunman's chilling words as he unleashed terror inside that house of worship. >> during the course of the deadly salt of the people of the synagogue, bowers made statements regarding genocide and is desired to kill jewish people. after a standoff with police, bowers officially eventually sd and remains in federal custody today. our complaint charges bowers with 29 separate federal crimes. there are 11 counts of murdering victims who were in extra

melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering on the very big hour ahead. fixing nafta. much with a brand new agreement, this is important trade deal ever, supporting thousands of american johns. we'll take you live to the white house. comments on this week's fbi investigation into judge brett kavanaugh. why he says he is now calling for the fbi to expand its scope. tax cuts 2.0 going nowhere fast in the gnat. grover norquist, president of americans for tax reform. >> dow starting with the rally. boosted by likes of boeing, chevron and ibm. deirdre bolton on floor of new york stock exchange with the wrap-up >> gm, ford's stocks closing higher and autos and dairy, were the two big sticking points in these conversations going back and forth between the u.s. and canada. both side made compromises. you had both of those stocks closing higher. other trade sensitive names. boeing, for example, one of the big dow gainers. taking a look as well, general sentiment

i'm melissa francis. connell: you said it today. we say that every day. >> i can't believe i did it.

i'm susan li in for melissa francis here. david: great to see you. at one point the nasdaqs with down 1 1/2%. even though red on nasdaq it was a comeback. i'm david asman this is after the bell. so good you could join us. more on big market movers but here is what we're talking about for this busy hour. the commander-in-chief making his way back to the beltway after quick afternoon visit to the police chiefs in orlando, florida. rod rosenstein flew along with the president. a lot of speculation. we have the latest what that conversation was exactly like. exactly what the president is now calling the democrats failed attempts to keep brett kavanaugh off the supreme court. later tonight president trump will hold a formal swearing-in ceremony for his second supreme court appointee at the white house. shockingly democrats say their battle against justice kavanaugh isn't over. are they just digging the hole deeper? >>> a dangerous hurricane gaining strength as it makes its way toward the florida panhandle. the latest on the storm's path. susan: the dow is

connell mcshane and melissa francis will have all the analysis as they report earnings at the top ofr. we have right now the s&p 500 up 46, the dow better by 345. we're making a go of slashing the bears. the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. . . liz: tesla ceo elon musk a very proud papa. tesla firing on all cylinders. look at the gain of 9% after the company released better-than-expected earnings, not losses, earnings, which included a surprise profit. he tries to put the past three months of drama in the rear view. elon ready to be in the driver's seat with tesla, taking over the auto industry. charlie gasparino with quite the victory lap here. >> victory lap because we played it straight. elon musk said this on conference call, they don't plan to raise capital anytime soon. they don't need a cash, need for capital because after cash flow fall off-immediately. that is in the call. cash flow is huge thing, because if you don't have cash

melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is after the bell. phil flynn watching action in oil and gold from cme. deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange. deirdre, kick it off. >> we are closing just off those session lows, i mean we saw the dow down as much as 250 points at its worst in the session. i'm checking the big board. closing down around 200 points. clearly in the red. the group really weighed the most heavily on broader markets, technology, we were just talking about that. i want to highlight three brighter spots though, financials, telecom and also utilities. the financials as we know in a rising rate environment, basically if we go to a bank as individual or as a business, that bank can charge us nor if we are loaning money or the bank is loaning us money. you so you do have the money central banks along unchanged line, finishing higher for the day. talking about bigger picture themes. stock market investors were selling. bond market investors were selling. most people on the floor here saying you know what? the

this is outnumbered, i'm melissa francis prete here today is harris faulkner, former state permit spokesperson fox news analyst and cohost of benson and harve, radio show, marie hearth, host of candy on the fox business network, kennedy, and joining us on the couch today, cohost of fox and friends weekend, pete had excess. he is outnumbered, but i have a feeling you are ready for that. >> pete: absolutely. i will say, i am a huge kid rock fan. you should have him on the couch. >> harris: we have invited him him! we will see if a brother-in-law shows up. that's on fabless. >> melissa: of the powerful storm being blamed for the death of a man in the fort up penn health will end 11-year-old girl in georgia who was killed and her family's mobile home. this storm now moving northeast through the carolinas and into the mid atlantic. griff jenkins is live in tallahassee, florida, and here is some of the hardest hit area areas. >> high matt, melissa prayed the sound of chainsaws is what you hear all across tallahassee. they feel like they got spared really what could have been a much worse situation.

i'm susan li in for melissa francis. david: what a seesaw day for the markets.e have a lot to talk about. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers first here is what else we're covering for you. breaking news in this hour. just moments from now we'll have comments from the president, the commander-in-chief is about to ff

i'm melissa francis. connell: you said it today. we say that every day. >> i can't believe i did it. you're right. connell: i'm connell mcshane. what a day. this is "after the bell." we'll get you covered washington to wall street. a whole big deal day for earnings. there is ashley webster appearing by the magic of television from the floor of new york stock exchange. what a day! >> we got into a rally mode, connell able to maintain the rally the dow is up to 24,873. the nasdaq, strong performances today. wasn't so much the tech sector came back strong. mixed results. s&p up 1 1/2%. the strongest performing sectors today, energy and industrials. there is the nasdaq. up 1 1/2%, although we're not seeing the huge tech names make any headway to regain some big losses we've seen over the last several weeks. let's take a look at ge for you. my, oh, my, the latest earnings report on fe, well it was a mess, as you can see, down nearly 9%. ge down 25%. the shares over the last three months, 51% over the last year. the latest earnings report

one of the things i love about sitting next to melissa francis is that sometimes i will get in understory. so give me the back channel, because you said steven mnuchin is not going. >> melissa: what i hear, that is not the only event that was planned, if you look at the same in all he said was i'm not going to the summit, the summit is the thing that is about monday and it's -- money and is very important, but he did not say we are not going to the kingdom, he said we are not going to the summit. so i don't know. i would take, i would look at that tweets and then i would ask a couple of follow-up questions about what is really going on. i would say that's too, i covered the kingdom for a long time and energy and spend time there, and this whole story reminds me of the dichotomy that is the saudis, that when you meet with them behind closed doors even in the kingdom coming to see modernity. you see people who treated me to my face with respect. i understand that you will treat journalist that way. >> harris: but not all of them eventually. >> melissa: that is a foreign journalists who are

this is outnumbered, and i melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner, fox news contributor lisa boothe, host of the intelligence report on the fox business network, trish regan, and joining us on the couch, former communications director for senator harry reid, democratic strategist and founder of summers strategies, jon summers. he is outnumbered. >> welcome! >> jon: thank you, good to be here! >> harris: harry harry reid, ts will be interesting. a >> jon: [laughs] is a great guy! speak of the pink tie looks fabulous. we are off to a good start. >> jon: thank you! >> i will see see you all late, then! >> melissa: sit still, here we go. the fbi could complete its probe as early as today, as senators decide how to proceed on the confirmation. mitch mcconnell send by his promise to hold a vote on the floor this week. accusing democrats of plotting to delay the process. minority leader chuck schumer says that's false. >> our democratic colleagues have made it abundantly clear that they will never, ever be satisfied. the senat

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this is outnumbered, i melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner, fox news can your bitter lisa boothe, host of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy, and joining us on the couch, jake maccoby, former chief speechwriter. for former attorney general loretta lynch, and former policy advisor to the hillary clinton campaign. thank you so much for joining us today. i love your socks. fancy socks for us. keeping it cheerful, i love it. >> harris: that's what we've come to know about you. it >> jake: it's a tough day. >> harris: show your toughness. >> melissa: welcome. kavanaugh moving one step closer to sitting on the highest court in the land, admitted what has become a brutal showdown over his nomination. big questions now over some key swing votes that will decide his fate in the senate. three of those four senators voting yes on closure today. g.o.p. senator lisa murkowski voting no on that one. their decision whether or not to confirm kavanaugh, that still unknown. senator susan collins and joe manchin are set t

here today melissa francis, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. former leader of the strategic negations for the hillary clinton camp and income adrienne elrod. in the center seat, former utah congressman and fox news contributor, and author, and so much more, jason chaffetz. >> jason: you are always so nice to me! >> harris: of course! >> jason: she is so nice on television, she's even nicer on television. [laughter] you are nicer off-camera. as nice as it gets. >> harris: next time, i am will mention the title the book! >> jason: is there anything to talk about? >> harris: let's get to the news. there is a national full-scale investigation intensifying. earlier today, authorities discovered three additional suspicious packages. two were just to former vice president joe biden in delaware, and the other was adjusted actor robert de niro in new york city. if it is confirming that all three are similar in appearance. the devices recovered over the past few days. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge in washington, d.c., with the lates

melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." go straight to deirdre bolton on the floor of the new york stock exchange. deirdre we were down for a second and we lost that last 100 points. >> is true. we did lose, but you know what? closing in the green, conversation down here, this is what traders wanted to see. green on the screen, for dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq, still one of the worst weeks this year. worst week in seven months. take you through some. stocks. we talked about machinessals and they kicked off earnings season. citigroup, jpmorgan chase, wells fargo reporting earlier this morning. they started a little stronger out of the gate. ended up a mixed picture, no way to say it. even jpmorgan chase which exceeded forecasts on top and bottom line finishing the day down 1%. one. key metrics a lot of traders and and lifts focused on, there was a comment in the earnings release said some of their earnings would be, putting it in quotes, came from their release. markets dependent. i think that gave some investors pause on jpm. fo

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." i will blame you. let's go straight to kristina partsinevelos on floor of the new york stock exchange. kristina. >> definitely way more excitement right now. i can tell because nobody is sitting, people running around, trying to get last calls before the close. markets all closed in the red today. down over 500 points for the dow. i had one great quote from a trader, said you can only lose everything, go to zero. you wouldn't play or invest if you weren't willing to lose. those are his words of wisdom. these concerns, interest rates, inflation, that is affecting the 10-year yield. bring that up for a second. the reason why the 10-year yield didn't go high yesterday. reason being you had an auction today for 30-year yields. it was better. there were people buying and you also had inflation numbers for september came out lower than expected at 2.3%. if we move on to oil, another mover today down. we'll show you how far it has fallen, down become $2.40. reason being for that, you had numbers coming out, a

here today, melissa francis. lisa boothe, an executive in residence and former ohio state senator capri capri cafaro. lucas and the seat! tucker carlson, host of "tucker carlson tonight" and author of the brand-new book "ship of fools," how a selvage ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution. >> is a big enough? and >> tucker: very good question. i have addicts edit to that extent, but it would need to be noah's ark. >> harris: i don't know if anybody remembers, but the first day of "outnumbered," you were in that seat. >> tucker: is on this resume to this day. >> harris: you took us to every blog on the surface of the planet. >> tucker: that was to show that you cannot repeat today. that's how much america has changed in five years. >> harris: probably true. i'm glad you're here. >> tucker: and glad to be here, thank you. >> harris: let's rock 'n' roll. a lot of activity on capital today. lawmakers are viewing the fbi investigation into judge kavanaugh. they have to decide whether to confirm hi

i'm susan li in for melissa francis here. david: great to see you.th down 1 1/2%. even though red on nasdaq it was a comeback. i'm david asman this is after the bell. so good you could

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers.ore what is newsnew this hour. pressure on in the midterms. president trump is on the way to the lone star state. he holds a massive rally for ted cruz of all people later tonight.

melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." let's go straight to nicole pet on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> we had sell off of 4% on major averages. we scoop up 2 1/2% for the s&p 500, the dow 2 1/2%. the nasdaq up 2.9%. certainly a nice move. volume not necessarily there like conviction we saw last week. up arrows across the board, health care, technology, earning. earnings are underway. you have 11% of s&p 500 companies reporting. you have seven dow components reporting. united health, johnson & johnson beating the street. we got the jolt report, this is the jobs report we look at a labor report closely. this is the for people officially unemployed. for the fourth month in a reopenings for jobs surpass those officially unemployed. 7.14 million that also brought optimism to the market. netflix, right before it comes out, we're watching this one closely. sometimes the third quarter is little tougher for netflix. we're watching for 5.32 million subscribers this is winner. up 4% right now. everybody is watching or

here today, melissa francis. katie pavlich, former director of strategic medications for the hillary clinton campaign, adrienne elrod, and in the center seat today, editor in chief of campus or form, lawrence jones. he is outnumbered. great to see you. >> lawrence: thank you, ladies. crazy newsday. >> harris: it's been a busy one part let's get to it. a new survey from the nonpartisan public religion research institution shows democrats with a nine-point advantage on the generic ballot. as they try to make gains in congress. democrats are looking to have a chance in the house, but the senate appears to be slipping away from their grasp. the survey found that more than half of americans say they are absolutely certain to vote in the midterms, was just more than a quarter, putting their odds of voting at a 50/50. 90% say they will probably vote. it appears partisans are about as equally likely to report that they will vote, 63% of democrats and 59% of republicans say they are absolutely certain to turn out next tue

i'm melissa francis. connell: big headlines on immigration.l mcshane, this is "after the bell." stocks surging today. strong earnings, strong private sector job growth. the dow off the highs did end up higher by 242 points.

here today melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. former state department spokesperson fox news analyst and co-host of benson and hamp on fox news radio marie harf. and in the center seat we haven't seen him in a while it's so good to have him back, political editor of town hall.com fox news contributor and the other half of the benson and harp hamp radibenson h ohiobenson.the worg answers on what happened to missing saudi columnist jamal khashoggi. and as you just heard the president say moments ago from inside the oval office, the united states has requested the audio and video from turkey as it relates to the disappearance, if it exists, he says. secretary of state mike pompeo is now returning to the united states after meeting with the president of turkey on the issue earlier today. and, of course he met with saudi king and crowned prince yesterday. the nation's top diplomat met with those leaders inside saudi arabia. president trump telling the associated press that he talked to the saudi crowned prince on the phone during secre