. >> melissa: greg, this melissa francis. can i ask you question here? i know you went through some of those statistics. we are talking about 1100 flights per day going through this hub. 120 airlines, 75 million passengers per year. it's important to note, as our viewers are looking at this picture, as it gets increasingly chaotic, that it's midnight in hong kong. this is the middle of the night when we are seeing this. yesterday when we were going off the air on fox business, at 5:00 p.m., over in hong kong, they told us the airport was going to be open and they had everything under control. at the time i had my doubts about that. what happened? between that time, that they thought they had it under control and it then turned into even more chaos today than it was yesterday? >> melissa, basically the airport is closed down from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. that's what happened yesterday. it was shut down and many of the activists either had left or decided to hang in but in a low-key way. they remained. we watch the departure and arrival board. in fact, there

right now, melissa francis in for harris. t, new fallout after the chair of a democratic presidential campaign outed trumped owners in an effort to publicly shame them. this is "outnumbered overtime" and i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. democratic huntsman joaquin castro, who chairs his brother julian's white house bid, under fire for posting on twitter the names of large trumped owners. one of those donors serious had this to say to fox. >> he knows exactly what he's doing. america is a free country. my dad fought in italy as a combat soldier in world war ii. he was a big advocate of the first amendment. to be bullied with slivers of racism, i think a lot of people in my generation who support the president are tired of it. >> melissa: all this as the billionaire owner of soulcycle

now here's melissa francis. >> melissa: fox news alert, we are awaiting president trump's response toof u.s. goods. this, as the president compares the federal reserve chief to the head of the communist nation. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. the dow plunging today as the u.s.-china trade war escalates. president trump saying he is ordering u.s. companies to find an alternative to china on the heels of beijing unveiling a new round of retaliatory tariffs on the u.s. as we are watching the outcome of the president also had some very harsh words for federal reserve chairman jay powell earlier today, comparing them to the head of the communist party there in china. after powell, in the speech this morning, refused to indicate whether the fed would lower interest rates further. the president tweeting, "as usual, the fed did nothing. it is incredible that they can

melissa francis melissa francis cohosts outnumbered here on fox news as well as after the bell to belgrade us tonight. melissa, listen, i know bill de blasio hates the nypd because they are racist and dangerous kid why would he want dangerous racists around his daughter? >> it's not even like they were providing security detail or something like that. he was our tax dollars and two sprinter vans to go over to her apartment and the security detail went in and carried her socks and shoes and books and whatever else down to the van and moved her to her new home. this is according to multiple people who saw it in the night and to kind of couldn't believe it. they also confirmed that with others that were on his staff wouldn't want to go on record book and believe this kind of thing happens, it goes back to the idea that he really thinks there is one set of rules for the whole world and another one for him. like when he said, everyone in their own life has to change their own habits. this is about him being the big green man. you and your own life have to change things to protect the earth. mea

this is "outnumbered" and on melissa francis. here today is fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. host of cavity on the fox business network, kennedy herself. and in the center seat, former white house press secretary, sean spicer. tough times. we are happy to have you here today. we will get right to it. vigils are still being held in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. for some, there is little sense of national unity. 2020 democratic presidential candidate and el paso native, beto o'rourke, treating that president trump "has no place in el paso." that sentiment echoing tech assists democratic i was moon veronica escobar said the president should not visit. >> he is not welcome here. he should not come here. but we are in morning. i would encourage the president's staff members to have him do a little self-reflection. i would encourage them to show him his own words and his actions at the rally. >> melissa: chief white house correspondent john roberts live at the white house with more. >>

right now, let's go to melissa francis. she is in for harris. melissa? trump fitting survivors at a dayton hospital where he was met with protest. next he is set to make his way to el paso, texas, to comfort families of victims of the saturday shooting massacre. this is "outnumbered overtime" and i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. president trump visiting ohio and texas today to console the families of victims, in two communities, after mass shootings over the beacon. prominent democrats skipping today's events. some planning to attend counter rallies. the president accusing his critics of trying to score political points. >> my critics are political people, they are trying to make points. in many cases they are running for president and they are very low in the polls. a couple of them in particular, very low in the

melissa francis takes it away on "after the bell." melissa: volatile week on wall street until the end. all three major averages in the red after reversing earlier gains. president trump says the u.s. and china are not ready to strike a deal. the dow ending down 89 point. but off session lows. we were down 280 point earlier in the session. it was a lot worse. subpoena 500 and nasdaq in negative territory. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers, but first here is what is new this hour. president trump is making his way to new jersey right now after attending two fund-raisers in new york earlier today. one of them hosted by stephen ross, the billionaire owner of luxury gym equinox and soulcycle, despite the growing calls to boycott his businesses. we have the latest response from president trump. plus campaign tradition in full swing. 2020 democrats at the iowa state fair. it is not all fun and games. we have the latest from des moines, one group is calling on its representative to spend a little more ti

i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. the dow plunging today as the u.s.-china trade war escalates. president trump saying he is ordering u.s. companies to find an alternative to china on the heels of beijing unveiling a new round of retaliatory tariffs on the u.s. as we are watching the outcome of the president also had some very harsh words for federal reserve chairman jay powell earlier today, comparing them to the head of the communist party there in china. after powell, in the speech this morning, refused to indicate whether the fed would lower interest rates further. the president tweeting, "as usual, the fed did nothing. it is incredible that they can speak without knowing or asking what i am doing, which will be announced shortly. we have a very strong dollar and a very weak fed. i will look work violently with of the u.s. will do great. my question is, who is our bigger enemy? kevin corke is live with the latest on this one. it's been quite a day, kevin. >> quite a day indeed. we consider what our sources are telling us, if he's meeting with his t

right now, melissa francis in for harris. i'm a little early. >> melissa: fox news alert, new fallout after the chair of a democratic presidential campaign outed trumped owners in an effort to publicly shame them. this is "outnumbered overtime" and i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. democratic huntsman joaquin castro, who chairs his brother julian's white house bid, under fire for posting on twitter the names of large trumped owners. one of those donors serious had this to say to fox. >> he knows exactly what he's doing. america is a free country. my dad fought in italy as a combat soldier in world war ii. he was a big advocate of the first amendment. to be bullied with slivers of racism, i think a lot of people in my generation who support the president are tired of it. >> melissa: all this as the billionaire owner of soulcycle and equinox is facing backlash over his support for the president with celebrities calling for boycotts and pulling their memberships. leland vittert has more from the white house. >> he

here's melissa francis in paris >> melissa: fox news alert, the president such a comfort to american canoes rock by mass shootings. some democrats would rather he stay away. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. president trump will visit el paso and dayton tomorrow in the wake of two mass shootings that left 31 people died. but some democrats say their cuties need time to heal, and they accuse the president of stoking the hatred that led to the shooting. 2020 contender beto o'rourke, who represented el paso in congress, is among them. >> you only have an attack like this when you have a president to give people permission to act on this hatred and this racism in this intolerance. so we must connect those dots. if we fail to do that, we are then complicit in the violence that we will continue to see across america. >> melissa: but the white house is pushing back, sink democrats are playing politics with the treasury. we will talk to white house deputy secretary hogan gidley in a minute, but first we go to el paso where jeff paul has more on the a

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, post of "the evening edit" on fox business, elizabeth macdonald. fox news contributor, dr. nicole saphier. former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro. jennings on the couch, david avella, gopac chairman and strategist. he is "outnumbered." >> david: delightful to be here. big day for big news. >> melissa: there's a lot going on. let's jump right to it. speaker pelosi speaking to the israeli president yesterday just days after democrats slammed israel's decision to bar omar and tlaib from visiting there. israel later allowed tlaib to visit her grandmother on humanitarian grounds, an offer she rejected. a spokesperson tweeting that the conversation was spirited by their personal friendship. and the israeli president tweeting, "i spoke today with speaker pelosi about the importance of strong u.s.-israel relations, and i thanked her for her commitment. the link between us is between people, based on historical ties, strong friendships, and shared values. not d

this is to is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today is that host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. former ohio senate democrat minority leader, capri cafaro. joining us on the couch, david webb, sirius xm radio host and the host of "reality check" on fox nation. he is "outnumbered." >> david: you know it really upsets me? >> melissa: uh-oh. >> david: i go out to the hamptons, it's beautiful out there. i won't go there this weekend. key forget the river looked on my regular traffic, can you imagine with the president there? try getting out there. >> melissa: miami miami dolphis owner and billionaire investor stephen ross, the host of the fund-raiser, facing growing backlash from liberals going to boycott company he started to come include equinox and soulcycle. he's expressing qualms about going out to today's fund-raiser, but saying he has known the president for 40 years and that they don't always agree on issues. the president defending ross earlier today. >> he

right now, let's go to melissa francis. she is in for harris. melissa? >> melissa: fox news alert, president trump fitting survivors at a dayton hospital where he was met with protest. next he is set to make his way to el paso, texas, to comfort families of victims of the saturday shooting massacre. this is "outnumbered overtime" and i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. president trump visiting ohio and texas today to console the families of victims, in two communities, after mass shootings over the beacon. prominent democrats skipping today's events. some planning to attend counter rallies. the president accusing his critics of trying to score political points. >> my critics are political people, they are trying to make points. in many cases they are running for president and they are very low in the polls. a couple of them in particular, very low in the polls. >> melissa: white house correspondent john roberts has more from the north lawn. >> good afternoon to you. they are getting ripped his the president and first lady getting ready to l

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis.ere today, fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us on the couch, chris stirewalt, fox news political editor. he is "outnumbered." this is quite a couch today! >> katie: great television in the green room. we better deliver. >> jessica: he really meant it it. >> melissa: we got some stubbornness. >> dagen: sitting on the back porch, drinking sweet t, talking shop. >> chris: i don't think that was the s where you are thinking of. [laughter] >> melissa: while visiting the state with the motto "live free or die," the president suggesting the election will make or break the economy, warning voters at the stock market will take if democrats take back the white house. watch. >> if, for some reason, i wouldn't have won the election, these markets would have crashe crashed. [cheers and applause] and that will happen even more so in 2020. you have no choice but to wait for me. your 401

this is to is "outnumbered," i'm melissa francis. here today is the host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. fox news headlines 20 for seven reporter, carley shimkus. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us today, steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." we're going to get right to it. the country still reeling from the one-two punch of mass shootings less than 24 hours apart this weekend. a gunman in el paso, texas, saturday killing at least 21 people and injuring dozens more in a crowded shopping center. just 13 hours later, a gunman in body armor opening fire on a crowded downtown street in dayton, ohio, killing at least nine people, including his own sister, in under a minute before police got there and shot him dead. police releasing surveillance video of people running, in which shots can be heard. dayton officials a short time ago updating the number of injured to 37 now, with 14 of them wounded by gunfire. they say they recovered at least 41 spent shell casings at the scene. last night, hundreds ga

miem melissa francis in on this very busy night for islet macdonald. the evening edit starts right now. [♪] the dow plunging 800 points after the fed flashes a recession warning. reporter: red on your screen. the dow, s & p 500 and nasdaq closing low. the dow went down more than 800 points. 11 out of 11 main industry groups on the s & p 500 closed down because of this inserted yield curve. if you look, yields on 2-year treasuries, that's a pattern that's not been broken since 2011. so a lot of investors anxious, tech, energy, financials, these were the groups that fell off the most of. it will be interesting to see what the fed does next in september. melissa, back to you. melissa: let's get to the director of operations at freedom works. john tamny. i have heard that this isn't to quote another expert your dad's bond market any longer. the inverted yield curve doesn't mean the same thing it used to mean, in the way we borrow and use money is different than it used to be. >> when you talk about credit, you can't just talk about the two and ten year. cr

deidre: i'm deirdre bolton if for melissa francis. this is "after the bell."iting on this hour for president

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis.e, very nice close for the markets. here is what is new at this hour making the cut, tonight the deadline for the 2020 democratic contenders to qualify for the

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and nasdaq also ending in positive territory on the day. look at nasdaq up almost a full percentage point, up 71 points. fox business team coverage. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. phil flynn watching all action, hillary vaughn at u.s. trade representative's office. start with gerri. reporter: what a day for retail today. we had great reporting out there, two companies reporting, targets and lowe's with really positive results, sending the dow up 241 points. the entire sector target, as you can see is up 20% today, after beating on both top and bottom lines. the company out with really, amazing results, raising its full year outlook. lowe's also having a dynamite quarter, up 10% as you can see right here. the company eps, coming at 2.15 cents a share, versus two dollars. very good news there. as you can see, these are companies that really appeal to people. they're discounters. really have a lot of room to have broad appeal with americans. after the close

i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. southern california is on edge as the gunman remains at large after wounding that deputy outside the l.a. county sheriff lancaster station. we are told the deputy's only alive because he wore his protective vest. despite being the target, he was able to call in the ambush. let's listen. >> melissa: william la jeunesse has more of angeles. william? >> melissa, this number has to be a little nervous right now. this mystery sniper is still out there. unlike last night, there is no longer a lock down, so residents can come and go. this happened around 3:00 yesterday has 21-year-old angel reinosa was leaving work. he was in the parking lot about to get in his car and take off his vest when police believe the gunman fired from a rifle. one-shot striking reinosa the shoulder. >> think about what happened here today. a sniper took out one of our deputies. and the only reason that deputy is alive is because he had his vest on. >> deputies thought they had this area contain. as of a few minutes

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500, tech-heavy nasdaq ending in positive territory the third day in a row. more on big market movers, but first here is what is brand new at this hour. wooing the heartland. democratic 2020 candidates in iowa today, making their pitch to americans including farmers who have been hit very hard by the trade war. we're live in des moines taking the pulse of voters. >>> white house hopeful, new york city mayor, bill de blasio calling for corporations to pay their fair share. where have i heard that before? vowing to tax the hell out of the wealthy, what he said during a heated interview with fox news's sean hannity. the highlights you have to see. outrage on the left, outrage a growing boycott for a fundraiser for president trump. outrage on both sides of the oil. ashley: fox business team coverage and edward lawrence from the white house, phil flynn from the cme and jackie deangelis from the new york stock exchange. we'll begin with the latest from the white house and edward. re

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane

i'm deirdre bolton, in for melissa francis. connell: good to see you, deirdre. i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell." first let's get to what is new at this hour. preparing for the possibility of just a direct hit. resident across florida, bracing for hurricane dorian to strike as potentially catastrophic category 4 storm. >> if you're in an evacuation zone, you're ordered to evacuate, please do so. put the safety first. this is potentially a multiday event, where it will churn slowly across the state. connell: at this point dorian's path is still difficult to predict. it could end up being the most powerful storm to hit the east coast of florida in nearly 30 years. it is currently a cat-3. winds up to 115 miles an hour. strengthening over the water. residents on high alert. stocking up on usuals, water, food, supplies. many are finding empty shelves at grocery stores. certainly long lines for gasoline. we'll keep you updated throughout the hour on the storm's path. deirdre: blake burman at the white house. gerri willis closing out insanely volatile month

i'm melissa francis and i blame you. >> i'm connell mcshane, somebody has to take the blame. the nasdaq and the s & p 500 ending lower. we have a lot of time to throw the blame around. edward lawrence is at the white house. deirdre, you get to go first with perspective for us. dierdre: 800 points down, we closed as you just said, at session lows. a wipe-out day. no other way to say it. if you look at the dow jones industrial average. the financials fell hard, goldman sachs, jpmorgan action. we have been talking about the inverted yield curve. it's showing brass tacks take away. investors are more optimistic on the near term than the long term. that drove a lot of the selling and activity we saw in the bond market including buying so much into the 30 years that we saw the yields at never before. it showed up in financials, as we just covered on the dow. if you take a look at the other sectors, macy's as well. you have been covering this from an earnings angle. this year will be a disappointment to investors. i heard melissa say she is on pace. if you look at some of the other

i'm deirdre bolton in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." at this hour >>> lori laughlin, there she is, back in court this afternoon. the actress and her fashi

i'm missing melissa francis, daily briefing starts now. >> julie: we begin with the trade war with china hitting a new level this afternoon. president trump is huddling with a straight team as we speak after saying that he is ordering all american companies with operations in china to look into another place to do business. hello everyone i am julie banderas in force before today is "the daily briefing" ." so in addition to calling on american companies to close up shop in china, literally the president saying he is ordering all u.s. carriers, fedex, amazon, ups can you name it, and the postal service to boot, to seek out and refused shipments of fentanyl from china and other nations. it's not clear yet whether this is an official order, whether the president has ordered anything just yet, or whether he has the power to even do all of this. this comes after china announced billions in new tariffs on american goods. well tariffs which analysts have said will make things you buy more expensive. the effect of items include bathtubs, razor blades, coffee, tea, tuna, grapefruit and the list g

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."q also ending in positive territory on the day. look at nasdaq up almost a

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."ending in positive territory for the second day in a row. nasdaq snapping a two-day down

i'm melissa francis. here today, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. fox news correspondent, back on the couch, gillian turner. happy to see you! former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro. joining us on the couch, guy benson. fox news contributor and host of the guy benson radio show. thanks for all of you guys being here. happy monday. suicide watch on july, but that status was recently lifted. a resource telling fox news that epstein was not checked for several hours leading up to his death saturday morning. this, despite clear protocol requiring prison guards to check on him every half hour. the source also sang epstein did not have a cellmate at the time of his death, which is also unusual. a short time ago, attorney general william barr again doubling down and vowing a full justice department investigation. listen. >> i was appalled. indeed, the whole department was. frankly, angry. to learn of their failure to adequately secure this prisoner. we are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerni

melissa: i'm melissa francis this is after the bell. more on big market movers. here is what is brand new at this hour. protests in hong kong protests in hong kong continuing for the 11th week. residents converting their money into other currencies. twitter and fast -- facebook cracking down on misinformation. business roundtable a group of top ceos, including jpmorgan's jamie dimon now saying the purpose of a corporation is no longer about higher profits or shareholders. we'll tell you what its saying instead, what it would mean for some of the world's biggest companies. >>> first it was the dominican republic. now costa rica. the health ministry in costa rica 25 people have been killed as a result of tainted alcohol. we're bringing you the latest details. connell: back to the markets. three days in the green, we'll bring you coverage from kristina partsinevelos from the floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence covering trade and phil flynn tracking oil and gold at the cme. kristina, we'll start with you. reporter: s&p 500 closing in positive territ

i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. president trump saying hate has no place in america after mass shootings left 31 innocent people died in el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio. the president saying firearms must be kept out of the hands of the wrong people, and he called for the death penalty for hate crimes and mass murder. watch. >> we must make sure those judged to pose a grave risk to public safety do not have access to firearms, and if they do, those firearms can be taken through rapid due process. i'm also directing the department of justice to propose legislation ensuring that those who commit hate crimes and mass murderers face the death penalt penalty. >> melissa: chief white house correspondent john roberts has more from the north lawn. >> melissa, good afternoon to you. the president, he has previously proposed the adoption of a new red flag law that would allow authorities to identify people who might be prone to violence. senator lindsey graham and senator richard blumenthal today have said that they have com

i'm melissa francis. welcome back. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for connell mcshane this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both finishing in the green, bringing six-day losing streaks to an end. much better day. big move will be disney set to report quarterly results any moment. find out the numbers here first before they move the markets tomorrow. stick around. we have of course fox business team coverage. edward lawrence is at the white house. jackie deangelis on the floor of the new york stock exchange and grade did -- grady trimble watcg the oil and gold from the cme. edward, what is going on? reporter: labeling china a currency manipulator trigger ad process to allow the international monetary fund to mediate negotiations. these negotiations over currency though of the treasury department working on a report hassing suggestion for china to get off the list. in that report will be a few suggestions already that the u.s. would like to see the trade imbalance between china and the united states come mo

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. are you on the harris faulkner. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. host of "the evening at it" on the fox business network, the brilliant elizabeth macdonald. turning us on the couch, richard goodstein, former advisor to henry clinton's 200 8 presidential campaign. and he is "outnumbered" and smashingly correlated, i have to say. >> richard: thank you! >> harris: he got married a week ago and he's a newlywed! congrats to you both. >> richard: i will take all the luck i can get! spew to let's get to the news. tlaib and omar slamming an israeli premenstrual regimen that in yahoo's decision last week to buy their planned visit. he cited their support of the boycott israel movement, which violates israeli law. israel eventually agreed to let tlaib in the country to visit a palestinian grandmother in the west bank, but tlaib rejected the offer, saying yesterday that israel's terms were too restrictive. >> through tears at 3:00 in the morning, we all decided as a family that i could not go until i was a free american unit

i'm melissa francis in for elizabeth mcdonald tonight. "the evening edit" starts right now. president trump is in bedminster, new jersey, where he's spending the week amidst continued anxiety over trade relations with china. we have you and your money covered from edward lawrence at the white house to susan lee on the floor of the new york stock exchange. let's start with edward. >> stalemate right now with china over trade. the chinese have not confirmed that their delegation is coming to washington, d.c. in september. now, the u.s. side is planning to have that meeting right now government officials in china are at their annual retreat. our sources are saying they are coming up with ways to retaliate against the u.s. without harming the chinese economy. some ideas being thought about are further assistance to state-owned companies, also foreign companies in china, but not from the u.s. another signal the prolonged trade dispute, since june, 33 chinese companies have notified china's stock exchange that they plan to move some production out of china to avoid u.s. tariffs. v

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis.onnell: i'm connell mcshane, very nice close for the markets. here is what is new at this hour making the cut, tonight the deadline for the 2020 democratic contenders to qualify for the third debate. the latest on which presidential hopefuls will make it on to that stage. plus holding companies accountable for the opioid crisis. the newest move from a pharmaceutical giant to settle. thousands of lawsuits that claimed it started and helped to fuel what is still a growing epidemic. dorian strengthening into a hurricane, set to slam into the puerto rico. latest on the storm's path, likely to hit the u.s. jackie: fox business team coverageed edward lawrence at white house. phil flynn watching action in oil and gold from cme. first to edward. reporter: you her a first here, within the last 20 minutes or so, u.s. citizen immigration service releasing new rules saying kids born to u.s. citizens outside the united states are not necessarily u.s. citizens. it is not an automatic process. tempor

i'm melissa francis. people are talking this whole then down. connell: we're talking ourselves into it? melissa: i do. connell: is that the idea? melissa: i do. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." president did a lot of talking. here is what is new at this hour. how about avoiding downturn or recession. the trump administration examining proposals to boost the economy amid warning signs of at least a slowdown. the president made comments in oval office, being very careful. melissa: you don't want me to get hysterical. connell: you're sitting this close to me. latest on white house plan, what the president had to say. new details on apple's streaming service. how the company plans to take on netflix. how it compares to disney plus. as well as major change at one us airport. what you need to know before you head through security. melissa: fox business team coverage. gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman at the white house and kristina partsinevelos in the newsroom. we'll start with blake. reporter: m

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."ding in positive territory the third day in a

this is "outnumbered overtime" and i'm melissa francis and for harris faulkner. before leaving the white house for a g.o.p. fund-raiser newark, president trump sounding off on numerous topics, including the hot-button issue of gun control. the president saying he has been holding talks with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and other leaders as he says there is tremendous support to keep firearms out of the hands of "sick people." >> no president that fuels more strongly about the second amendment than i do. however, we need meaningful background checks. so that sick people don't get guns. >> melissa: leland vittert has more from the white house. >> hey, melissa. "meaningful background checks" mean a lot of different things to a lot of different people. we have headline from the president and a time of crisis and uncertainty as it relates to gun control. reducing policy proposals like this before, where there's a headline that is difficult to argue with. but the detail, the precise details of what meaningful background checks mean, might make it potentially

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today's harris faulkner, political columnist for the "washington examiner," kristen soltis anderson, former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro, and joining us on the couch, cohost of "the five" and fox news poll to go analyst, juan williams. a good day to have you here, you have a lot of politics. >> juan: i love summer, i love hot water it's hot in new york today. >> melissa: it's hot around the world. the new warning from the state department coming as china tells the u.s. to stay out of the situation. the chinese even calling out house speaker nancy pelosi, and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. accusing them of trying to incite chaos. the president dismissing that criticism, saying he can't imagine why anyone would blame the u.s. and another alert for you to watch right now. the dow plunging today as treasury bonds send a recession warning to the markets. look at that, down 636 points. weak industrial production numbers coming out of china, persistent t

i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but first here is what is new at this hour. president trump about to arrive in el paso, texas. the president is expected to meet with victims, namelies survivors and law enforcement officials, after being in dayton, ohio. we'll keep you updated on the president's movements throughout the hour. get ready for next contender in the smartphone fight. minutes from now, samsung unveils the new galaxy 10 and 10 plus. what makes it stand out from the iphone. we'll look at results from lyft. shares are currently trading, below their ipo. we'll bring you breaking headlines just as soon as we get them. ashley: back to those markets. the dow as we said rebounding from steep losses earlier today as treasury rates plunged. investors worried about a economic slowdown as the trade war drags on between the u.s. and china. edward lawrence at the while house with latest on exactly where that trade war stands. edward? reporter: ashley, a lot of movement within china

i'm melissa francis. connell: 300 or so. i'm connell mcshane. we'll take that. this is "after the bell." with the s&p 500 and tech-heavy ending in positive territory. nasdaq up almost 2% as it snaps a two-day down streak. president trump commenting on u.s. energy dominance in an appearance he made in pennsylvania. he said to make his way back now to bedminster, new jersey. we'll follow him and any breaking headlines. edward lawrence is at the white house for us. jackie deangelis on the floor at the new york stock exchange, and phil flynn watching oil and gold at the cme but with the tariff news, edward, we start with you. reporter: u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer announcing today they will delay some tariffs until december 15th, on some items based on health, security, and national security. they also, those items are on a list of 21 pages right here. yes, it does include underpants in those items. one of the big once, cell phones, laptop computers, toys and clothing, including footwear. all of those tariffs delayed until after the holiday season bas

i'm melissa francis. welcome back, i think. connell: another happy monday. i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell." the s&p and nasdaq firmly in the negative down 1.25%. second day in a row both are down. we have a lot to go through. fox business team coverage, edward lawrence at white house, susan li on the floor of the new york stock exchange, phil flynn with action on oil and gold out at cme, edward, with trade, as usual front and center. you. reporter: china is saying the u.s. is stoking fires with the protests in hong kong. a chinese foreign min very spokesperson says, the u.s. is making various hong kong accusations are wanton, fact-distorting inflammatory. some senior u.s. politicians and diplomatic officials engaged with anti-china rebel rousers in hong kong. the chinese go on this entirely internal chinese affair issue. the chinese hinting a stronger response may be needed in order to maintain order this is exactly what one of the spokespeople said. hong kong, hong kong's radical demonstrators repeatedly used dangerous tools to attack police of

kristiana: i'm kristina partsinevelos in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." connell: not bad. we'll take the gains across the board. we're awaiting a opioid trial that is taking place in oklahoma t could be the biggest ruling in history. that is why we're watching it closely. a judge is expected to rule any second whether johnson & johnson is responsible for the state's opioid crisis. that could have major repercussions for the opioid crisis pgh kristina: we have fox team coverage. what is going down? >> the president shifted his tone from friday where he announced he would raise tariffs from $550 billion in chinese goods on friday to today where he says he wants to calm reachly a deal with china after their vice premier signaled they would be ready to get back to the negotiating table. trump said it is possible extra tariffs before the weekend could be delayed if these talks make progress. >> we're down on the floor, lower than the floor. can't make a 50/50 deal. this has to be better for us. if it is not better, let's not do business together. we have to ba

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 also ending in positive territory for the second day in a row. nasdaq snapping a two-day down streak. look at the volatile week. we'll show it right here. connell: oh, boy. melissa: it is rough. instead go to kristina partsinevelos on floor of the new york stock exchange. kristina? >> i like that. forget that. talk about the whoo-hoo you mentioned. you saw a little bit of a rally towards later half of the day. we were sitting around 250 points. it is a friday. people wearing ties. people are rushing out. what are some of the catalysts. improved sentiment about u.s. china trade progress. we can say that. germany stimulus if needed. same situation with china. a stimulus. talk about the dow winners on the screen. winners for apple, a lot has to do with china u.s. trade sentiment. given supply chain. goldman sachs doing higher because 10-year yields climbed higher. banks benefit from that. they got hammered yesterday. 3m often goes up and down with any trade comment. we talked

this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib now says she won't go to israel after she was granted entry on humanitarian grounds to visit her 90-year-old grandmother in the west bank. after tlaib and fellow democrat ilhan omar were denied entry over their support for boycotting israel, tlaib, who hasn't seen her grandmother in over a decade, tweeting "silencing the is not what she wants for me. it would kill a piece of me. i decided visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything i believe in. fighting against racism, oppression, and injustice." a top israeli officials stacked on my fighting back, saying, "her hate for israel overcomes her love for her grandmother." trey yingst is outside her grandmother's house in the west bank. trey? >> melissa, that's right. we are in the west bank outside of the house of congresswoman rashida tlaib's grandmother. this was the location among many of the congresswoman was going to visit when she traveled to the reason. i

i'm melissa francis. welcome back.in for connell mcshane this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both finishing in the green, bringing six-day losing streaks to an end. much better day. big move will be disney set to report quarterly results any moment. find out the numbers here first before they move the markets tomorrow. stick around. we have of course fox business

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. good be with you. the tricky yield curve inverting back and forth on us again. welcome to "after the bell." we'll have more on the big market movers of the day. first here is what is new at this hour, president trump about to honor a basketball legend. the president will award the medal of freedom, which is the country's highest civil honor to the great bob cousey, former point guard for the boston celtics. we'll break any headlines that come out of white house as the hour goes on. apple revealing the next lineup. what we know about the upcoming product. the release of a so-called pro-iphone. new concerns over vaping. cdc now investigating the link between the rising trend and mysterious illnesses reported in 16 states. melissa: fox business team coverage. blake burman is at the white house, gerri willis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, edward lawrence live from jackson hole for the fed's annual meeting and phil flynn enjoying all the action in oil at cme. let's start with blake burman.

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connellhane. good be with you.rve inverting back and forth on us again. welcome to "after the bell." we'll have more on the big rket ms o the day. first here is what is new at this hour, president trump about to honor a basketball legend. the president will award the medal of freedom, w

good to be with you i'm, mcshane and i melissa francis and this is after the bell with more on the big market movers but here's what's new at this hour. liz: . melissa: growing tensions between hong kong and mainland china as protests continue for the tenth week. we are live on the ground with the latest. what action chinese officials may be taking. the president may head to new hampshire for a rally tonight. he could make new comment as he leaves bedminster, new jersey moments from now. we bring you any breaking headlines and more than 30 other companies at risk, the suspect accused of packing capital one may have reached dozens of other organizations. what you need to know to keep your data and money safe. connell: after suffering the biggest a lot yesterday the biggest of the year, bouncing back with about 100-point advance, deidra bolton takes us to the near new york stock exchange. >> using the walmart on that upper top left part of your screen, big reason why we saw the doubt rebounding from yesterday's losses. walmart reporting better than yesterday quarterly figures raising the