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no one ever goes so most likely, they're at a a forever 21 [ laughter and applause too soon too soon >> steven't know seems quite hurtful. >> jimmy: now i read that trump's chief of staff mick mulvaney could lose his job because the president is unhappy with how he's dealt with the scandal if it happens, mulvaney will try to get an easier job like e.r. surgeon, cliff diver, or coach of the jets. you know [ light laughter ] but in the next few days, top white house aides are going to present trump with an impeachment response strategy. [ light laughter ] just in time yeah [ light laughter ] that's like the captain of the titanic going, "oh, we should have taken a left, i'm sorry [ laughter ] is it too late?" actually, i saw that one of the president's former advisers said that he's deeply disturbed by the ukraine call. trump was furious. he was like, "which former adviser? john, steve, michael, john, omorosa, bill, john, sean, mooch? [ laughter ] which means one of 50 people but on the other hand, trump's policy advisor steven miller defended trump and called the whistleblower a, quote, "sabot

soon. congressman steve cohen, thank you very much. >> brianna, i watched it, too, and she handled it well and they were not the majority in that crowd. but i think people will support congresspeople that support holding up their hoet oath in supporting the constitution, and that's what america is about. >> congressman, thank you. very good to see you. >> you're welcome. >>> so even though the president seems to be his own whistleblower, another one has come forward. we'll have the details. >>> plus with his explosive decision of pulling out of north syria, the president is accused of leaving american-backed 40s -- forces to die in a slaughter. ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> tabbed in the back. that's how kurds in syria are describing a stunning and sudden policy reversal by president trump. the white house announced the withdrawal last night of use troops in north syria along the border wit

steve hilton. see you soon. melissa: display of force.asing advanced weapons through anniversary. details what foreign leaders call a direct threat against the u.s. connell: breaking a stalemate. u.s. and north korea set to restart nuclear talks. we'll we'll talk to general jack keane, fox news strategic analyst what we can expect this tame around. ♪ which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) melissa: sending a message across the pacific. china showing off the latest military technology, including intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach the united states within 30 minutes. here is general jack keane, a fox news senior strategic analyst. thanks so much for joining us. so, i understand we were watching this parade very closely and one of the things that caught everyone's eye, intercontinental ballistic missile with a range of 15,000 kilometers, it is the lon

president xi at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in chile as soon as next month meanwhile u.s. treasury secretary steve menuhin has warned a new round of terrorists to take effect in december will still happen unless a deal is reached well for more on the effects of the existing tariffs we can speak to. from the asian development bank at director of macro economic research division so we've already got tariffs on hundreds of thousands of dollars on chinese goods billions indians and yes hundreds of. what effect they already having on on asia as a whole right the number of affects the 1st is you're actually seeing a decline in investment pretty broad based across the whole region so if you look at let's say the 11 largest economies in developing asia in 8 of those 11 economies we saw a decline in the contribution of investment to g.d.p. growth in the 1st half of this year compared to last year so that's one it's really dragging down of course that's not the only factor slowing global liquidity in trade but also the electronics but definitely the trade calls that this playing a part there the others trad

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. >> good for our viewers to hear from you today steve, we appreciate your time very much. talk to you again soon. >> thanks a lot, guys. that's jpmorgan's steve tusa you guys want to kick this around i mean industrials as you talk about them, the cyclical stocks, some ways value stocks, are tied to the china trade issue in many respects and other issues that are individually, you know, directional to all of thes stocks, but what are we to make of these names >> so, you know, for ge, we don't own it, but we certainly understand so many people do such great work on it. it's a value name. so many metrics, i think there's so much negativity on the stock, i can totally see the other side of the trade that if they do less worse, i do think there's an ability for that stock itself, for that stock to be better i do think it's a juxtaposition between utx and ge the best of times and worst of times. that's why we have a stock market. >> steph, what do you -- what do you do after your back and forth with tusa? >> i don't do anything i'm staying patient. i right sized this in my portfolio. it a it is a posi

soon. let's bring this steve forbes, forbes media chairman. what do you make of this?le that will pull up the lad every behind him. >> amazing. a lot of people make it. create great companies. feel guilty about it. he doesn't have to feel guilty. rich people may be idle but their money is not. it is invested starting new businesses. he is talking about philanthropy. take a model of the gates foundation which literally saved hundreds of thousands of lives in africa, asia, elsewhere. there are plenty of good things to do. you can't do good things without resources what we call capital. that make as system work, enable people to get a higher standard of living. >> it might have to do with pr without question. if you look at mark zuckerberg channeling his inner anti-billionaire, it might have to do with elizabeth warren who called him out at a campaign event in nevada. listen to this one. >> what we need is a president with the courage to enforce the antitrust laws, break them up. [cheering] yes, mark zuckerberg, i'm looking at you. [cheering] melissa: when he says, oh, no

soon. so please follow us @ steve hilton and at next rev fnc and help make sure this scandal is properly exposed. all right. let's see what our guest as far as the night have to say. former new mexico governor martinez, first time on the show. so exciting. founder of turning point usa and the host of the charlie kirk show pod cast on apple pod cast charlie kirk. and trump 2020 campaign senior advisor katrina pearson. all right. katrina, i need to get my breath back. your reaction? >> look, i think what you've uncovered is pretty significant. for a number of reasons. and it looks like joe biden actually might be the key to finally draining the swamp. but i think this is also important for a number of reasons because you hear in the media, the timeline always starts at this july phone call. >> right. >> when in fact it goes back years, prior to president trump even running for office. but most importantly, you mentioned john solomon, and the reason why that is so critical and key to this investigation is simply because in april and march of this year, you had ukrainian officials making the allegat

harris: we are just getting rid that inside the white house press briefing room we will soon see treasury secretary stevee do not have details on what he will be addressing today, and i'm not going to speculate on it. so we will wait for this live event to come up, and we are told that will be in the next few minutes. when it happens we will take you inside the white house press briefing for treasury secretary minh nguyen keep watching. a new fox poll shows joe biden and elizabeth warner gained ground among democrat voters. the former vp some of the top with 32% support. warren next, 20%. both up from last month. bernie sanders in third place with 17%. all three of those candidates beating president trump in early hypothetical ident matchups. however, a whopping 77% of republican primary voters still preferred the incumbent president trump as their g.o.p. nominee. let's bring in david drucker, senior political correspondent at the "washington examiner." that is a big number. >> well, it is a big number. but if i'm president trump but i'm the republicans, i'm always concerned when the plus number for trum

david: congressman, you said gold standard, steve forbes went straight to attention as soon as you said you got his attention. congressman and doctor brian babin, great to see you. >> thank you. david: week two of the picket line the chicago teachers strike now dealing a blow to students applying to college. we will tell you how that's happening, next. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with him? yup. so, i'll wake up ready for anything? oh, we've got your back. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now save up to $400 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. david: the chicago teachers strike is now in its second week and it is having an impact on students applying for colleges. toda

steve: don't throw it away too soon because you will need it? utter. >> have to stir. let this cook a little bit. steve: all right. so you let this cook for another three minutes or so. and then. >> san antonio. steve: all right. butter. we have got to go to the magic of television. this is what it looks like at the very end. >> voila. steve: everybody has a plate. let's go ahead and take a bite. tastes like summer. the corn with the asparagus fantastic. >> delicious. steve: all right. >> nailed it, mom. steve: jessica, thank you very much for bringing your family. >> thank you. >> and judy, good job on the popcorn. >> amazing. >> and the smiling alex. expert smiler. >> thank you very much. steve: delicious. we'll be right back. we will. with jim jordan, newt gingrich, mark morgan and sean spicer fresh off the dance floor. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take ad

a lot of people don't see this ending anytime soon. stevethe 70th celebration, with the pomp and ceremony 15,000 troops walking down the streets of beijing, 500 tanks, fighter jets and that was mired, overexposed by what was happening in hong kong on all the international broadcast channels. that is loss of face for the chinese president xi xinping, what was supposed to be a big celebration, 70 years of the founding of modern china. melissa: what would it take to end all the protests? >> that is unknown at this point. a lot of people think there are three scenarios that could take place. one is beijing gives in all protesters demands. not likely to happen. two, they declare martial law, roll in the tanks. that has a remote possibility. probability has gone up after violence yesterday. the police saying you're trying to kill us. both sides are far apart. third scenario. give in to demands, fire some hong kong officials, beijing does and hope the protests peter out. brian: the greatest thing will be beijing showing same unrest in communist chi

steve: right. brian: they say as soon as you are named, you have to lay out a minimum $50,000 for any decent attorney. they don't make that much money in most cases. steve: right. brian: they are not making a zillion dollars. steve: brian, think about it, no names have come out yet yet people in these departments are already hiring lawyers. what why that be? feeling a little guilty or have they heard from people behind the scenes that there is some interest in their testimony? dan bongino, who knows a lot about this, has written a book on it, says there is somebody in particular who is probably not feeling very good this friday morning. >> freaking out in his adult depends right now. he realizes he is on record lying the entire time. he was the founder of the feast in this whole thing. i believe he lied to fbi agents about where he was getting this information from. he constructed a parallel construction operation to get the fbi to investigate a guy he had no law enforcement powers to operate against. the facts are clear as day on this. even the fbi, lisa page, the lawyer, in sworn testimony to mark

soon as possible. >>> going over to steve now, particularly for the winds later today. >> they are picking up a little bit. it will be tonight into early thursday, the main window here. i usually don't show tweets but this bears repeating here. portions of the north bay and northern california are in a rare extreme fire weather outlook later today. usually it's marginal or critical. extreme is very rare. high fire danger will be with us for wind and low humidity, under 10%. it will start in the northeast bay and the wind advisories started at 6:00 a.m. you say, it's not that bad. it's later, coming in later this afternoon and overnight into early thursday. that looks to be the main focus. that goes until 3:00 p.m. thursday, red flag warnings up for just about everybody. highs will be in the 70s today. that's not the problem. it's the wind and lower humidity affecting us later today and tonight. >>> steve, we have traffic that is going to be about normal, some commutes busier than average like the bay bridge approach. coming here, the carpool lanes are slower than normal because the metering lights hav

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also, an air attack will get under way soon, if not already. >>> steve paulson is monitoring conditionshe evacuation center. we have cristina rendon at the fire lines. where are you and what are you seeing? >> reporter: we are on a property along geiser road and removed from the initial location and found this property and it appears to be a winery. unfortunately, there are no signs and we can find it on the map so we don't know what the name of the property is. >> we apologize. cristina, can you hear us? it's reminiscent of what we saw in the north bay fire two years ago. cristina rendon east of geyserville on red winery road, very hard hit. we saw what appeared to be a large estate or winery taken down by flames. >> lot of wineries along 128 right on red winery road. other communities include geyserville with the population about 1000 people and that is a mandatory evacuation. the casino is being threatened by the fire in that area and really, anyone along 128. you pack up and get out if you receive an evacuation order. do not take a chance because the fire is raging out-of- control a

steve mnuchin. we'll bass it along as soon as the news breaks. y and he will stop his overseas business if his dad is elected president. steve: i did not realize this. his attorney put out a statement said he will step down at the end of the month from the chinese backed private equity firm, bhr equity investment fund. i did not realize he was working there as an unpaid board member, according to his attorney. he has gotten absolutely zero compensation. brian: what is he doing? for experience? ainsley: why would you do that? steve: has to do with boosting trade. anything like that. he didn't get paid. nonetheless, stepping down at the end of the month. here is what his lawyer said on that. brian: i would like a second source. ainsley: hunter always under too that his father would be guided unequivocally by established u.s. policy regardless of its effects on hunter's interests. he never anticipated the barrage of false charges against him and his father by the president of the united states. brian: he had a business partner "new yorker" magazine c

steve mnuchin. black to bla back to blake burman? reporter: as soonthe white house announced secretary steve mnuchin will be holding a briefing in the press briefing room at 1:45. that's about 27 minutes from now. but let me pause there and caution you, you might be thinking well, does this have something to do with china and trade, might the treasury secretary be giving an update on that. i'm being led in the direction that this briefing does not have anything to do with china, does not have anything to do with trade. might the treasury secretary be asked about that when he steps into the briefing room, as he just left the u.s. trade representative's office after about seven, eight hours of negotiations yesterday and a few more this morning, sure, i'm assuming maybe myself or my colleagues will ask, but this briefing for steve mnuchin in the briefing room about half an hour from now, i'm being told, not china related, not trade related. i don't know specifically what it might be related to. but we will hear from the treasury secretary himself shortly

steve tongue joins us from the university of london chief executive kerry says they'll be no political solution until the protests and that doesn't sound like this is going to end anytime soon. i think you're absolutely right the way how the chief executive is approaching the issue shows this you need it this not to have any understanding of what the situation is and what a political solution needs you have you work for political solutions when you are in a very difficult situation not after the situation has resolved itself to try to have more of an idea of how to handle the situation what about beijing's chances of muffling this dissent. well not very good because all that they are really trying to do is to stand for. and apply a bit more repression and they really don't understand where the problem comes from to begin with the demonstrators in hong kong are perfectly well aware that these people have an economic price for to pay they are prepared to pay that price they are out here through a fence their value democracy and their rights as individuals will see even the business side of things what could this through to hong kong international business reputation. one thin

parole in five years and, guys, i think it's clear that the strength of brant john will soon not be forgotten. steveer for killing his brother. brian: the judge hesitated because you don't know. you are supposed to keep everybody apart. he is like can i, do you mind? can i? she was probably like i'm supposed to keep the defendant away from the family member. it could go awry. >> i think she might have been inspired by that. then she got up and hugged amber as well. gave her the bible. brant john, 18 years old. that's how old he is. clearly such a man of strong faith as with both ham a member of his church choir as well. such a tragic story. he died as he was eating ice cream in his own apartment. what an incredible law. steve: unbelievable. >> the judge hugging her. that's the judge that gave her the bible. >> that's right. steve: carley, thank you very much. >> all right. steve: bernie sanders says he feels good after emergency heart surgery. dr. oz spoke to bernie about his age during his campaign checkup. so, what is his prognosis? well, the doctor is in. steve: hello. ♪ walk this way ♪ walk this

steve smith mitchell starc and they all want to be part of the. now if you've never heard of pompous track cycling you probably soon will because the sports getting a major boost 1st ever pump track world championships sanctioned by cycling as world governing body took place in switzerland this week a pump track is a series of rollers that riders move across by pumping their upper body instead of having americans tommy and pate in britain are pushed the mountains and then. and that is all your sport for now much more coming up later but for now it's back to you sammy thanks so much for a while you can get much more the website of course there's another full bulletin that's coming up with downer and in just a moment so stay with us and i'll just do it. on counting the cost the $7.00 word tweet the proof the watch the beijing how china silence his critics on the guy's access to its 14 trillion dollar economy the cost of hiring an oil tanker is soaring for the lazy and fishermen facing financial losses counting the cost just 0. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other is that what he did. on iraq now basra cross what you have. but as he

soon as we get. so with we'll do another. update at 6.45 if it's warranted. >>ok you've been listening live to a news conference that was steve held at the contra costa fire department. one of the things we're having clarified to tanks are burning but they are still concerned about 3 other tanks and we know they contain one of them has jet fuel one has ethanol maybe to have happened all so that's still a major concern tonight, those other tanks being threatened by the by the heat and the fire yet he did clarify that the 2 tanks are burning not 3. >>and one of the tanks essentially has been destroyed we've been showing you the pictures of metal lid of one of those tanks it was blown completely off but he did say there's about 250 1000 gallons in total between the 2 tanks is not clear how much of that fuel remains certainly enough to keep on burning as that fire continues to grow to go. the good news is the vegetation fires we the chp and look let's listen. >>4 to 7 80 in vallejo we expected to be closed for approximately 6 hours from now so do the math that's about midnight. we're hoping for something earlier but we're just go

i don't think trey gowdy can get there soon enough to maybe take some organization. steveent yesterday was talking about there are certain rules and requirements mr. gowdy may not be able to help the team for a month or two. one other thing regarding the whistleblower we are going to talk about this a little later on. the "wall street journal" says that the whistleblower would like to talk to congress but only on a piece of paper. they would like to submit the testimony. don't want to appear in person because they are worried about being identified. for personal safety. ainsley: if you think about the inquiry in secret. the transcript no quid pro quo. pelosi says she doesn't want to go on record because then the g.o.p. would be able to call in the whistleblower. biden was bragging about quid pro quo. i understand the president's frustration here. brian brian i'm a little intimidated by the overhead camera. steve: sharper image it's a drone. brian: no kidding. warm do you get that budget. steve: that's how we were able to fly everybody in first class. thanks for coming, fol

steve: hello there. get a handsome cab ride for what, 500 bucks? i have no idea. ed: through the park. it is a light. there will be lights out there soon. sley: yes it is, 8:00 on the east coast, president slamming former vice president joe biden as he officially calls for impeachment. ed: a brand new fox poll show a record number of americans support the idea. steve: griff jenkins joins us from washington ahead of the president's rally. he is heading to the twin cities. griff, what sort of reception is he going to have as he rolls into town? reporter: welcoming party steve, expected to be thousands of protesters. the president has been feuding openly with the mayor of minneapolis. on the heels of our brand new "fox news poll," headline, more than half of those polled 51% want president trump impeached and removed from office. while 40% oppose all together. in july, 40% favoredded impeachment and 47 against. joe biden has refrained calling for impeachment until now. >> donald trump has violated his oath of office, betrayed this nation and committed impeachable acts. to preserve our constitution, our democracy, our basic integrity, he sho

steve. obviously we don't know what miss hill testified to during today's deposition. we'll know that soon i suspect. to the extent it is consistent with what the public reporting has already revealed i think it would again add to the substantial body of evidence that there really was a premeditated and comprehensive shadow campaign being perpetrated by mr. guiliani at the behest of the president of the united states. and to me, that obviously is extremely damning and, again, adds to the clear evidence that shows an abuse of power by this president. so i think as more and more of these civil servants and witnesses testify and as we learn more about the president's conduct, i think the american people will conclude that this president did in fact abuse his power. >> you said something important there. i think you said hopefully we'll know soon what was testified behind closed doors today. this was also the situation on friday with yovanovitch. critics are saying if this is an impeachment inquiry these hearings should be in public or transcripts should be made available very quickly thereaft

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that that's the case steve we're we're out of time unfortunately but we're going to invite both of you back because i have a feeling we're going to be talking about this again very soon steven cook joining us from washington dinner they are very much a studio to both of you gentlemen thank you very good discussion thank you pleasure to be here. were turkey's planned events of his put kurds living in northern syria back on the front lines but while many prepare for the worst they're also determined to defend their autonomy even if it means risking death. every time one mohamed goes up to his roof he feels uneasy the border to turkey is less than 100 meters away from there people watch him occasionally gunshots fired but the 19 year old kurd says it doesn't intimidate him. we won't leave our lands even if. we'd rather die. as a border town with a turbulent history 350000 people live here 60 percent of the population are kurds the rest. it is considered the birthplace of the kurdish militia group. in 2011 they rose up against syrian president bashar al assad driving his troops out of the city a year later they defeated the jihadist al nusra front hundreds of kurdish fig

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jackie, steve, liz, thank you so much. see you soon. "varney & company" begins right now.merican corporations going up sharply this morning, adding tens of billions of dollars to their value. i will start with apple. it is a juggernaut. strong iphone 11 sales, more new phones coming next year, watches, wearables, selling very well. the stock premarket is going up. by the way, there are predictions this morning that it goes way up from here, maybe hitting $300 a share early next year. we'll see. right now it's up four bucks. >>> facebook, the teflon stock. i will call it that. shrugging off the recent bad p.r. with a premarket

soon. carrying out airstrikes against the kurds there in a battle for a key kurdish controlled town. stevearrigan is live on the ground in the war zone in northeastern syria. steve, thank you for traveling there to bring us the story. >> thanks, dana. things have changed really quickly here over the past 24 hours with the americans out and the kurds saying they basically got stabbed in the back by the americans. the kurds have been quick to find a new partner. syria's leader bashar al-assad and the syrian government. that means what started just five days ago as an anti terror operation could now be something very much larger and very much more deadly. we could be seeing a nato country, turkey, versus the syrian government, backed by russia. the hypothetical potential would be russian airstrikes on turkish positions. certainly something that could happen. the fighting on the ground already has been intense and brutal. really a no holds barred no rules fighting with some irregular militias. turkish backed militias being accused of a number of atrocities including executing turkish prisoners

soon as possible. in windsor sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's go over to colin for steve paulson and talk about the wind, and what to anticipate tomorrow. >>> what we are getting now is a break. a much needed break. you heard sarah talking about the firefighters. your heart just goes out to them. they are working so hard. this is finally a moment where they can make some headway. the wind is calm all across the bay area this morning. we are starting to see the offshore flow relent a bit. it is so windy up at elevation. mount diablo 45 miles per hour mount st. helena 32 miles per hour. it is not to say that there is not any wind where they are fighting fires. there certainly is as you get higher up but it is relenting and it is giving us a break. that is why the red flag warning expires at 11 a.m. but unfortunately another event is coming our way tuesday through wednesday and we will likely see another one going up. let me show you why. here is today. this is great. i would like to keep it like this all week. that is not the way it goes. here comes tuesday. another offshore event starts rolling.

steve: right. >> still hoping for the mueller grand jury material to come their way. this is not ending any time soon also fair to say, guys, they are going to get their impeachment one way or the other unless something dramatic happens. steve: pelosi wants that vote. brian: kevin corke, thanks. wear the american public out in the process. steve: oh, we are worn out. ainsley: right. brian: they quickly wanted to get this done for thanksgiving. if they are going to wait for the underlying documents from the mueller report, this is going to go right through, president trump will be out of his second term by the time they are done. steve: right. as the judge yesterday put the stopper on that. the way it's -- brian: stopper on what? steve: on the mueller report grand jury stuff. kevin was right. usually this goes through judiciary. nancy pelosi wants adam schiff to be running the show intel will write the report and again give it to judiciary. what's interesting and kevin kind of touched on this. republican also have subpoena power and they would actually be able to subpoena adam schiff so doug collins o

soon as this weekend. pg&e is forecast shows more fire danger with high wind sunday and monday. steve paulson is talking about that too. the forecast shows the higher risk for power shutoffs in almost all service areas. >> some of the models we look at such as the european model suggests that this could be the strongest wind event of the season. >> pg&e says the strong wind is expected to dry out grass and brush even more. that would increase the already high fire danger. however, pg&e says no decisions have been made yet about more power shutoffs for this weekend.you can go to our website, ktvu.com . you can go at any time. we will continue to have the very latest information on the power shutoffs. >>> we will continue to follow that fast-moving fire burning in sonoma county near geyserville. people are being evacuated. [ crowd chanting ]. >> real chaos at an oakland school board meeting. we will show you the police moving in and removing several protesters. >>> bay area bridge traffic looks all right. here is san mateo bridge. a decent commute driving over to the peninsula. ...6, 7,

jackie, steve, liz, thank you so much. see you soon. "varney & company" begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. oh, watch the tech titans go. the stock price of two giant american corporations going up sharply this morning, adding tens of billions of dollars to their value. i will start with apple. it is a juggernaut. strong iphone 11 sales, more new phones coming next year, watches, wearables, selling very well. the stock premarket is going up. by the way, there are predictions this morning that it goes way up from here, maybe hitting $300 a share early next year. we'll see. right now it's up four bucks. >>> facebook, the teflon stock. i will call it that. shrugging off the recent bad p.r. with a premarket gain of, what, what have we got here, $8. revenue up, ad sales up, profits up, and there are now 2.45 billion active monthly users. it was a spectacular report. stock's up. these two stocks are helping the market but a statement from china has put a damper on things. beijing says it's doubtful that a long-term trade deal