i'm melissa francis. connell: sorry to interrupt. i get excited. melissa: that is exciting, when i see santa class. "after the bell." s&p and nasdaq in record territory. nasdaq leading the major averages for the year. we'll talk about that and the market movers. here is what is new at this hour. the busiest travel day of the year. it will be a bumpy ride. powerful coast to coast storms

melissa francis is a host on "outnumbered." great to see you tonight, melissa.t do you make of this part from the obvious? >> it was tragic. you only had to watch a couple of times. i was over on my fox business show at 4:00 pm. every night. we were all breathlessly awaiting the unveiling of this new tesla. everybody loves tesla cars. they are just -- there is a backup in demand, people want them to he was going to come out with this cyberpunk truck, which when you say cyberpunk, you. i don't know, punk has been out for a while. i was a little worried right away. you see the thing and it looks like on one of those standardized tests, is this an isosceles triangle? that's what i thought right away. i'm not sure what it was. then they start talking about how you can shoot it up with bullets and they show that demonstration. in case you are hauling hay and somebodies firing at you i guess is what it would be great about that. they show shooting it up with bullets and then comes the window demonstration. of course, you know, glass can be serious. one of the biggest

i am melissa francis in for elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. melissa: tomorrow the supreme court will decide if deferred action for childhood arrivals, daca, will be upheld after trump administration started to phase out the program in 2017. hillary vaughn is in washington. reporter: the supreme court will review argument for and against daca phase out over 700 dreamers have benefited from, supreme court will hearing arguments whether trump administration is legally fade out the daca program that was started under obama administration. lower courts have established nationwide injunctions against the phase out. stalling the president's plan for now, that could be creating chaos in immigration policy, attorney generalling wit williar saying that program recipients remain in legal limbo after two years ... >> that process toward the resolution will start tomorrow, where supreme court hears from those who want to stop the trump administration from rolling the parrintheback the program. arguing it changes a constitutional protection, and due process.

a debate moderated by melissa francis no doubt. melissa: yes. i love it.who won as well. i want all the power. here is dan hen -- henninger from "wall street journal" and a fox news contributor. there are couple elements of the story i absolutely love. i love fred smith hitting back. "the new york times" writes a story, puts out a statement, puts it on twitter, puts it everywhere, he doesn't attack "the new york times" their report something wrong, hey, kettle, who is calling black here. doing the same thing as we are. what did you think of that? >> that is wonderful. we know fred smith is no shrinking violet when it comes to this sort of thing. it is great he is standing up for the private sector. here is one of the greatest entrepreneurs arguably in the history of the country. the number of employees employed by fedex worldwide is 425,000 people. i mean fred smith and fedex are supporting nearly half a million people, they have been doing it for years. so you got to ask yourself, which would you prefer? a world of private sector investment of the sort th

connell mcshane, melissa francis. [closing bell rings] connell: this is a record close.ding the day in the green on word u.s. and china might remove tariffs if they're able to complete phase one of the trade deal. up on the day by 185 point. melissa: are those fireworks? i think they were. connell: i had those planned. melissa: nice. connell: glad it worked out for the day. this is the third record close for the week for the dow. it closed 100 point off the highs. still another record, the seventh of the year. good to be back with you in new york. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 closing at new record high. the 18th record of the year. nasdaq fighting for a record there. we'll see how thatur

here today, melissa francis. fox news business anchor, dagen mcdowell. jeanne zaino. and from the fox business network, charles payne. you are "outnumbered." >> charles: i am "outnumbered"! >> harris: let's talk about the news developments today. the big headline as it goes public, the impeachment inquiry, next week. >> charles: yay, golly gee! [laughter] i think they've put the finger and they are and see the winds are shifting to bagley. some of the polls are turning against them, particularly since they started the process. 46% in a poll, disapproval. versus 40% approval. this is that, they are going to ferment out there. the problem is if they leaked their best self, it's about innuendo and interpretation of someone else's motives. nothing even close to a smoking gun. you guys are talking about the mueller hearings and the mueller probe, this is the second. i think we will spend a lot of time next week telling us what we are hearing from these folks. >> melissa: you mentioned the smoking gun. it's so funny, i was thinking back to the day where they said there were

connell mcshane, melissa francis. [closing bell rings] connell: this is a record close. new records on wall street. all three major averages ending the day in the green on word u.s. and china might remove tariffs if they're able to complete phase one of the trade deal. up on the day by 185 point. melissa: are those fireworks? i think they were. connell: i had those planned. melissa: nice. connell: glad it worked out for the day. this is the third record close for the week for the dow. it closed 100 point off the highs. still another record, the seventh of the year. good to be back with you in new york. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 closing at new record high. the 18th record of the year. nasdaq fighting for a record there. we'll see how that turns out. we're waiting two high-stakes reports that could massively shake up the market. disney powerhouses disney and news corp set to release quarterly results any minute. find out numbers here first before it impacts your wallet and the market tomorrow. connell: we wait for

melissa francis. melissa: new records on wall street. all three major averages ending the day in the green on renewed hope for u.s. china trade deal. always one way or the other. the dow ending up. ashley: i'm work here is done, i'm not connell mcshane. i'm bely webster. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 at 24th record this year. ho-hum, nasdaq leading major averages. finishing with the 19th record of the clear. more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. melissa: at the white house president trump set to sign two pieces of legislation following a visit from a very special guest earlier today. we will bring all of the breaking headlines from the president. plus, the mar-a-lago intruder in court just moments ago. sentencing for the chinese business women, convicted of trespassing at president trump's resort, one day before the president heads to florida for thanksgiving. one entrepreneur's fight to preserve her brand. meet the small business owner who has taken on target. wow. ashley: that is a big foe, is it not? we have

. >> before we head to break, let's see on "evening edit," melissa francis is in for elizabeth macdonaldght on the "evening edit," iran claim its found a new oil field with 50 billion barrels of oil. as country economy all but crumbles under the sanctions, also the international ato atomc emergency saying they found machine man-made iranian, and streets of hong kong descending to -- chaos. david: okay. thank you. >> stocks soaring to new record highs under president trump. would a president bloomberg fair any better? we'll debate that coming next. o tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. we are solving problems that improve lives. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. to[ sigh ]t can take not gonna happen.lenge. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent!

melissa francis. melissa: new records on wall street. major averages ending the day in the green on renewed hope for u.s. china trade deal. always one way or the other. the dow ending up. ashley: i'm work here is done, i'm not connell mcshane. i'm bely webster. this is "after the bell." s&p 500 at 24th record this year. ho-hum, nasdaq leading major averages. finishing with the

. >> melissa: this is "outnumbered," and i melissa francis. harris faulkner, and here today jessica tarlov, and it joining us the couch, chris stirewalt. thanks for joining us. what's your take on the story, how's it swirling around inside d.c.? >> chris: look, the lesson here is let trump be trump, don't try to be trump yourself. you got a guy who works outside of channels, he's going to do this, that and the other thing and it blows up on him. right? it doesn't work out. he should have worked through channels and stayed in his lane and not done what he did. then the company's statement about not obeying this order and not doing this, that ended the other thing would have carried a lot more weight at the end. >> melissa: so this is eddie gallagher blasting his superiors yesterday i believe it was. >> this is all about ego and retaliation, it has nothing to do with good order and discipline. just recently we have come up with more evidence that will be exposing next week that the secretary of the navy was actually meddling in my case and tryin

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell."up about five now. they will fall short. needs to be up six points plus for would have been 100th record close unpresident trump. looks like we're short of that. nasdaq in record territory up by 22 points. a quarter of 1%. 15th record close. 2019 for the

. >> melissa: this is "outnumbered" and i am melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner, dagen mcdowell, jessica tarlov and fox news analyst" fox nation" host, lawrence jones. as we are await those transcripts, jelly turner is live on capitol hill with the l. >> we are standing by outside the intelligence committee, waiting for adam schiff to release those transcripts. they are for president trump's former special envoy to ukraine, he gave does a deposition just about three weeks ago as well as former ambassador to the european union. his testimony was according to sources the first to dig into the extent rudy giuliani was involved in policy towards the ukraine. his testimony was in large measure helpful to president trump because it helped shift some of the democrats criticism over to his personal attorney. democrats say a quid pro quo between president trump. jamie raskin doubling down on his claim that president trump use hundreds of millions of dollars to aid to ukraine as an "lever" to extract political dirt on his rivals. >> nothing like

i'm melissa francis. i will see you back here tomorrow with connell mcshane on "after the bell. lou: it's monday, november 11, 2019. veterans day. we begin with a special thank you and salute to our nation's veterans and all who serve the nation in uniform all around the world. in new york city the commander-in-chief spoke at the city's veteran's day parade. quicking the first president to d becoming the first president to do so. the president honored the veterans saying the glory of their deeds only grows greater with the passage of time. it's been 41 days since the radical dimms began their secret closed dear hearings as they continue to construct their assault on the constitution and the president of the united states. intel committee chairman, adam schiff, continues to deny full and equitable participation from the republican members of congress and denied the republicans' their call to bring in their own witnesses. they have attacked president trump unrelengthingly since this d unrelentingly continues 2016. the president's public support has been you are wavering d has been

melissa francis is here and lawrence jones, first time here lawrence, so exciting. it's great to see you. lisa booth fox news contributor is here too. who wants to kick off. >> i don't know how any of us can follow that. i mean. [inaudible] the only thing that i would add on the top is that we do have an election a year from now and when democrats come up to bat and they say did you fix healthcare and we say no we spent our time impeaching and they turned to president trump inside did you do everything you said you were going to do, what about the wall well he was trying not to get impeached. it plays a little differently. becomes the thing you can say when you're talking about why didn't things get done. everybody who has been in power has failed on healthcare so everyone carries that cross to the next election and democrats said we were voted in on healthcare. they love to say that. now they say they have put together bills that have died in the house. very inspirational. what are they gonna say. what can i do. insteainstead they spend their time on impeachment. >

. >> harris: this is "outnumbered" and i melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself. fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat today, retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician and fox news contributor joey jones. and he is "outnumbered" and we thank you for this service. let's dive right into the subject matter at hand, what you think about the proceedings this week, what do you expect, what do you think each side needs to do? >> joey: this is going to be the regular circus that is congress now. more grandstanding and opportunities to score points, especially this year going into the election. looking at the witness list, i don't know that the whistle-blower is important. i believe hunter biden is absolutely important because at the end of the day this will hang on president trump's intent. why does he want the bias investigated? is it for political purposes, campaign purposes or because he believes he can use the leverage he had to because these investigation

i melissa francis, katie pavlich, fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor jessica tarlov, i'm noticing a theme here. and joining us on the couch, david avella. thank you for joining us, fox news contributor katie, there you go. david, what do you think? how are the politics of this shaking out for the president right now? >> first, let's keep in mind that we have a chance to set the tone for millions of americans tomorrow as they gather around the table to have a discussion, we can be good and civil here. two things, the calendar now is set up as such that impeachment has as much impact on the democratic presidential primary and the attention it takes from it as it does the general election with president trump. congress isn't in session one day next week, they are in session 12 days in december and there is no indication there will be a vote in those first 12 days of december scenario looking at january. the iowa caucuses are at the beginning of february. so this has as much impact on democrats right now as it does republicans and the president last night hit on a messag

. >> harris: and melissa francis coming here today my partner harris faulkner. host "kennedy" on the fox business network, capri cafaro, and in the center seat, fox news contributor, andy mccarthy. he is "outnumbered." thank you for being here, we are going to get to the couch in a minute but first we want to go live on capitol hill with the latest from all of this. >> hey, melissa. the top democrat in the senate is backing up nancy pelosi's imitation, saying if president trump doesn't like what he's hearing, he should show up before the committee and testify under oath. eight people are set to publicly testify before the house intelligence committee over the course of three days. we are set to hear from two people who listened in on that july phone call at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. jennifer williams, special advisor to vice president pence and lieutenant colonel alexander ben ben, our ukraine expert will testify in the morning. both testified behind closed doors. williams, according to transcripts, call the phone call inappropriate. the lieutenant c

i'm melissa francis in new york.ll: i'm connell mcshane reporting live today from what might very well be the ultimate swing state

i'm melissa francis. connell: sorry to interrupt. i get excited. melissa: that is exciting, when i see santa class. "after the bell." s&p and nasdaq in record territory. nasdaq leading the major averages for the year. we'll talk about that and the market movers. here is what is new at this hour. the busiest travel day of the year. it will be a bumpy ride. powerful coast to coast storms threatening plans for millions of americans. the latest on the weather forecast. if those iconic macy's balloons will take flight in the parade here in new york tomorrow. a warning for shoppers ahead of black friday. major retailers are selling recalled products. melissa: oh. connell: confession of a "star wars" actor. we'll tell you who is behind leaving "the rise of skywalker" script behind. it ended up on ebay. melissa: i wouldn't want to be blamed for that. fox business team coverage. hillary vaughn is watching the ustr. blake burman at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. let's kick it off with hillary. reporter: melissa, we

i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." hey, connell. connell: hey there, melissa. i'm connell mcshane. we welcome you to the state of wisconsin. back in 2016 we didn't realize how important this traditionally blue state in presidential politics. one year out from the next presidential election there is far more attention on wisconsin. so, if you look at it, even as job growth is being celebrated around the country, this state is one of the few where jobs have been lost this year. the non-farm employment in wisconsin down 2800 in 2019. that is in thanks to decline of 6500 manufacturing jobs. we come to you from racine county. not far from milwaukee. this area is heavy on manufacturing. it is a type of area president trump's campaign desperately want to keep red. doing so might be challenging we'll get into as well. our location? we're live from racine brewing company. it is small business started by husband and wife team of on the ons. you will meet them later on. we'll have interview with the former governor of this state, scott walker j

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." can't keep it down. i'm embarrassing you sorry. connell: can't keep it down. it is another record day. this is 18 records for the s&p this year. that is pretty good.

melissa francis, happy monday. connell: happy veterans day. i'm connell mcshane." we'll give it a minute. s&p and nasdaq still in the red. still hovering near record territory. here is what is new at this

i'm melissa francis. we'll sort this out. connell: until we do, we sort things out. >> there is 300. connell: big board at exchange says 300. we have a new record close for the s&p 500. that we know. 16th of the year. and record close for nasdaq. 11th of the year for the nasdaq on the record side. this hour president trump leaves the white house, making way a campaign rally in mississippi. we'll bring you the president's comment if he makes any. stop to speak to reporters on the south lawn. melissa: what are odds he passes up that opportunity? connell: pretty low. melissa: fox business deem coverage. blake burman live at white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence in d.c. why don't you kick it off. reporter: let's do that. the number of jobs created beat expectations. 128,000 jobs in october. the unemployment rate still near a 50-year low, 3.6. that is exactly what the market wanted to hear in conjunction with the chinese trade talks phase one moving nicely. revisions are story in it

i'm melissa francis. you're not connell. >> i'm deirdre bolton in for connell mcshane. nasdaq 12th record close under president trump. melissa: we havema r blake burman at white house. edward lawrence at capitol and gerri willis at the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> what powered this index higher? why did all indexes finish record territory today? it had a lot to do with trade, positive sentiment on that. also trump comments and president's comments from the white house on health care. you would have thought more transpare criminal was bad for stocks. traders said not so. j&j trading higher, unitedhealth group, pfizer doing well. unitedhealth group up 5.3%. very good news for the stock. for the week it was boeing, walgreens and disney higher. disney as you know, saying they have 10 million subscribers for their new disney plus service. walgreens, we've got lots of folks interested in taking that company private. now kkr offering to do it. boeing saying they're getting the max back into service. so big news there for the dow. i love wearing this hat. hopefully w

here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, emily compagno. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. in the center seat, brian kilmeade, cohost of fox & friends and author of the brand-new book, "sam houston and the alamo avengers: the texas a victory that changed american history." brian is "outnumbered," and if you don't know it, he's a fantastic writer. congratulations! >> brian: thank you very much, it's really exciting, but i also know the format. the format as we will talk about it later. but i get it. [laughter] >> harris: i thought you meant the format of the book! we are going to do the news. >> brian: i'm trying to show some discipline. >> harris: i don't have any, apparently. first we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel, live on the l. on the eve of the big day. >> a whole lot of memos flying around here on capitol hill that of tomorrow's open hearings. we've got a memo from chairman adam schiff. in that, chairman schiff writes, "there's a long bipartisan history of protecting whistleblowers, including threats to

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." can't keep it down. melissa: i'm embarrassing you sorry. connell: can't keep it down. it is another record day. this is 18 records for the s&p this year. that is pretty good. nasdaq 15. almost every day. here is what's new at this hour. on the stump in georgia, president trump making his way back to washington after delivering remarks at the black voices for trump coalition, an event held in atlanta. we'll bring you breaking headlines coming from the president at the hour plays out. private exchanges unveiled. the house intel committee, releasing interview transcripts from what national security official hose testified about president trump. as democratic leaders ramp up impeachment probe. what can investors expect during the first public phase of the inquiry next week. we're live on capitol hill with that. brazing for freezes temperatures. forecasters warning of a sweeping arctic blast expected to sweep the nation in the next 48 hours. what you need to know on that this hour. >> oh, boy, it its winter. f

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."nasdaq also ending in positive territory. all three major averages in the red for the week though. more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. a reputation up in flames. the whiteou

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." record close for the s&p 500 would be the second this week. the nasdaq appears to end in negative territory. can't get there more on the on the big market movers. first here is what is new this hour. president trump is about to depart the to the white house. the president will make his way to a louisiana campaign rally tonight. we'll bring you any headlines from the president if he stops to speak to reporters on the south lawn. capitol hill, a possible breakthrough on the usmca. full house democratic caucus is meeting to discuss the future of the trade deal. a new look for the ford mustang. we are breaking down the electric gamble for the automaker. connell: fox business team coverage of all our top stories today. blake burman live at the white house. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. edward lawrence with the the latest on trade from washington, d.c. gerri, we start with you. silly dow turned a little bit lower on us. >> that's true. no unch for walmart if you

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."h under president trump. nasdaq fighting for gains. also, appears to be just falling short. we'll keep an eye on that one. more big market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour? we're awaiting

i'm melissa francis. neil: connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." individual companies to watch in the dow. s&p meantime down two. looks like it will not get a record. any gain for the s&p would have been a record, would have matched its longest stretch in almost two years. melissa: so close. neil: but the nasdaq. nasdaq, focus there, that is a record high up by 21 points. third straight record, 19th of the year for the nasdaq. all the tech stocks. more on big market movers coming up. first, here is what is new at this hour. president trump striking back. he is slamming democratic leaders. he says they're holding up trade progress during day three of the public impeachment hearings that have been going on on capitol hill. today's second round of witnesses are giving their opening statements as we speak. we'll bring you any at all breaking headlines from there. protests paralyzing hong kong as a tense standoff between demonstrators and police is now about to enter its fourth day. >>> a new round of blackouts expanding in california. when hundreds of

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." s&p is up about five now. they will fall short. needs to be up six points plus for would have been 100th record close unpresident trump. looks like we're short of that. nasdaq in record territory up by 22 points. a quarter of 1%. 15th record close. 2019 for the nasdaq. that we're sure of. fox team coverage. a lot going on, gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. edward lawrence at president trump's speech at the economic club of new york. christina partsinevelos in the newsroom. edward we start with you in new york. reporter: connell, president donald trump taking credit for the booming economy. he says deregulation and tax policies that created in economic expansion. he calls the greatest economic recovery in u.s. history. now within that, the president says that his economy is booming despite the fact that he says that the federal reserve raised rates too fast and is cutting them too slow. the president also taking on leveling the trade playing field. he is unapologetic ho

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. we got that part right. "after the bell." seems like every day is. s&p 500 is in the green. settle as point higher. any gain is a record. nasdaq to the upside by nine points. we'll talk a lot about this. more on market movers we saw today. first here is what is new at this hour. >>> at the white house president trump is about to meet with mike

i'm melissa francis. you're not connell. >> i'm deirdre bolton in for connell mcshane.th record close under president trump.

coverage will continue here on the fox news channel with our colleagues, harris faulkner and melissa francis, host of "outnumbered." welcome to the coverage, ladies. good afternoon to both of you. >> harris: bill and sandra, we will continue the coverage. thank you so very much. systematic search is going on right now, what the sheriff's department is reporting outside saugus high school in santa clarita, california. this is what the sheriff's department deputies are calling "the next phase in the search." the first was to lock down the area, both to schools nearby, perhaps the suspect may have ran towards one of them. he was last seen in black clothing leaving the campus after the shooting but we can tell you that those two schools, including an elementary, has been locked down. these 1 from authorities on the ground, evacuating as many as they possibly can. if you heard from our reporting with william la jeunesse and some of our other correspondence that part of the plan was to get students out of the school. you saw them with their hands up, walking behind law enforcement. the others that

here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, katie pavlich. also a fox news contributor, marie harf. in the center seats, former editor in chief of "the weekly standard" and fox news contributor as well, stephen hayes is "outnumbered." good to see it. >> steve: good to be here, good to be back. the one we are seeing a little bit and play among the democrats. notwithstanding lawrence. there is this thought now from nancy pelosi, the house speaker, censure versus impeachment. first of all, what is the difference that we need to know? politically, what does that mean? are democrats losing this? is a very good question. democrats made a mistake early on in the process when they decided to not push to compel testimony from the people they have subpoenaed. they decided they were going to not follow through on the legal case, and it gave the appearance of during the summer for politics. they started the discussion by saying, "we're in this to get the truth. the whole truth, we want to pursue this wherever it leads. that's what's most important." then

melissa: i'm melissa francis. the s&p 500 ending in negative territory for the third day in a row.

here today, melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. former dnc interim chair and fox news contributor, donna brazile. in the center seat, from a utah congressman, also a fox news contributor, jason chaffetz is here. we say he's "outnumbered," he's always right on time. good to see you. >> jason: i love this, this is a great crew today. >> melissa: absolutely. >> harris: donna, great to see you, as well. >> donna: it's good to be back and see my friend here. i used to work on capitol hill, so i know him very well. >> melissa: i'm a little worried about football. >> donna: ellis he was number one and i have to go home. i've got on the wrong outfit but i will get it better this weekend. >> harris: and for the chiefs. i'm not doing that college stuff right now. let's move on. we are going to get this ig report. we've been waiting for it for months. the first announced possibility was in june, i believe. now it comes out. talk to me about the timing of this and what's going on capitol hill. >> jason: democrats are already starting to spin t

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell."down in the red. second day in a row. nasdaq ending down as well. the nasdaq just yesterday was closing at another record high. we'll have more on big market movers. here is what is new at this

i'm melissa francis. neil: connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell."like it will not get a record. any gain for the s&p would have been a record, would have matched its longest stretch in almost two years. melissa: so close. neil: but the nasdaq. nasdaq, focus there, that is a record high up by 21 points. third straight

i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." hey, connell. connell: i'm connell mcshane, reporting live at this hour the state of pennsylvania. start of "after the bell" series on swing state economies. we have three states in three days. heading to michigan tomorrow, wisconsin on wednesday. these states helped put president trump in the white house. their economies may very well decide if he stays there, when america votes this week, next year. our host is from a company in chesser county. they specialize in automation. you will hear about later on in the hour. we begin with the records melissa talking about in the markets. jackie deangelis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. jackie. reporter: connell, records across the board. market locked in gains with the dow up 115 point like at the settle. three things traders are talking about. positive earnings adding to the momentum. optimism on trade, certainly a factor out there. also some residual excitement about the fed rate cut. we have a fed stands ready to boost the markets in neces

melissa francis, happy monday. connell: happy veterans day. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." we'll give it a minute. s&p and nasdaq still in the red. still hovering near record territory. here is what is new at this hour. honoring the brave men and women who served our country in the armed forces, president trump becoming the first american president to attend new york city's veterans day parade. how the white house and businesses across the country are working to give back to our nation's heroes. >>> anger and rage on the streets of hong kong. a pro-democracy protester shot at close range by police. a counterprotester was set on fire. the latest response what is an escalating crisis. the force is officially entering the streaming wars. what you need to know ahead of the launch of disney plus which comes our way tomorrow. melissa: jackie deangelis on the floor. new york stock exchange, blake burman at white house and greg palkot in london. susan li is in the newsroom. wow, that is lot of firepower. we'll start with jackie. >> appears another recor

melissa: i'm melissa francis. the s&p 500 ending in negative territory for the third day in a row. nasdaq also in the red. investors digesting another hit to retail after macy's posted stronger than expected third quarter results that missed on third quarter sales. three heavyweights expected to release numbers. we'll bring you the numbers just as soon as they hit and impact on your money tomorrow. first, here is what is new at this hour. >>> at the white house president trump is about to award the national medal of the arts, national humanities medal for the first time since taking office. among the recipient, actor jon voight, author james patterson, and country singer allison krauss. we'll bring you any breaking headlines from the president. plus on capitol hill the marathon public impeachment hearing continue. meantime president trump is meeting with the biggest ceos in the country. the commander-in-chief's new request from tim cook. and netflix suffering a worldwide outage. the current status and the latest response from the streaming giant. if you thought you were watching ne

here today, melissa francis, host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. marie harf, and in the center seat, host of "the next revolution," steve hilton is here. "outnumbered." we will get to all of you in just a second. want to go straightaway to our senior producer on capitol hill for more of the fresh rate release transcript from the democrats. take it away. >> i'm just going to read you right would have gotten here from the three committee chairs. the acting chair of the oversight committee and eliot engel, the chair of the foreign affairs committee. two transcripts released today. this is important because it's the first time i get a look behind that closed the door the intelligence committee where for weeks now they've been having these closed-door depositions and interviews. this is a key turning point in this impeachment investigation and paves the groundwork for other transcripts to come out in the next couple weeks and also public hearings. i'm going to redo this statement from those committee chairs. the transcripts of interviews and ambassadors

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p fighting for record close, the 100th under president trump. nasdaq fighting for gains. also, appears to be just falling short. we'll keep an eye on that one. more big market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour? we're awaiting news conference with president trump. the president meeting with his turkish counterpart amid rising tensions in syria. we will bring you president trump's comment as soon as they begin. on capitol hill, the first public impeachment hearing more than 20 years is just wrapping up. what the witnesses told lawmakers, their reaction from both sides of the aisle. attention costco shoppers, the details on the viral coupon that is too good to be true. connell: ah. melissa: i want to know about that. connell: always say. fox business team coverage on the busy day. blake burman live at the east room of the white house still waiting for the news conference to begin. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. edward lawrence from capitol hill. kri

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500, nasdaq also ending in positive territory. all three major averages in the red for the week though. more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. a reputation up in flames. the white house, a heated meeting just wrapping up there. president trump sitting down with vaping industry executives to discuss the escalating crisis across the u.s. but are the companies solely to blame? we are breaking down their spiraling business and how the president is planning to address the growing epidemic. >>> blasting the quote, greatest propaganda machine in history. the latest critic of mark zuckerberg and other social media titans. >>> plus hackers are waiting. the way you charge your cell phone might leaving your data vulnerable. uh-oh. connell: let's get to fox business team coverage. a lot of news here today. blake burman and edward lawrence are at the white house one in, one out. gerri willis down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. on the vaping story, meliss

. >> melissa: this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner. fox news contributor, katie pavlich. executive director of the serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. u.s. attorney for the southern district attorney of new york and fox news contributor, andy mccarthy. we will get reaction from the couch and just a minute. first, let's bring in peter doocy, is in washington, on reaction from one of warren's biggest 2020 rivals. >> melissa, joe biden has been saying medicare for all is too expensive for months. that's back when he thought it would only cost $30 trillion over a decade. but elizabeth warren has been telling us she has a math major in a phd program. checking the numbers. the big when they came back with was $52 trillion over ten years, which is how much would be spent on health care without her plan in place. $52 trillion would cover getting rid of all insurance companies and provider networks, and still guarantee sole heir of coverage full health coverage and long-term care for 31 million people. she says she can do it