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in just a few moments, president trump will speak at the conference in dc. we will take you there. in the meantime, we have fox team coverage of all of the big moves. stock exchange, oil, and in washington dc, jerry. what work traders saying about this volatility today. >> this is a real roller coaster. the concern was this corona virus. i have to tell you, when the news came out at 1215 today though, the cdc was saying that there was another case of the coronavirus in the u.s. of a and chicago. hundred and 74 points is the markets moving. all eyes on that. it's an unknown in the marketplace. bad news if you know what it is and you know how to play it. but when it is an unknown, people don't have answers to the questions. that is the concern. what happened next, we have news later in the end of the day that boeing was getting good news right. and that the regulator was saying that the 737 max jet could be back in service earlier than midyear. that put a fire under boeing. in the dow is headed higher. we finished lower on all three major. every just nasdaq down, then down down on the week s&p, nasdaq first down week in seven. big move for the week. we haven't seen this concentrated negative activity is sometime. it has a lot to do with these markets being oversold. today because it's friday, nobody must hold these stocks through the weekend. back to you. >> they were the only clock on the move, prices are down more than seven and a half percent during this past week. so phil, are traitors factoring in a global health prices for is there another dynamic at play here. >> phil: i think the price demand instruction for oil. that is what they are saying right now. if the cities continue to get shut down, we are canceling your plane and trains and automobiles, and because of that the demand for oil is going down. no traders were looking to oil to really carry the global oil market and the expected better-than-expected dan demand. at the u.s. china trade deals now there is concerns that that may not happen. it. phil: that is were missing the brunt of the market being held in the oil prices. in the destruction it is here now, is not something that may happen in the future, it is happening every day. the longer it goes on, the more pressure there is going to be on crisis or prices because of it continuous for an extended period of time, the amount of barrels that would've been bird that aren't going to get bird will start to pile up. that could turn into a global glut. for drivers, u.s. drivers will see lower gasoline prices. more supplies in the market. diesel prices as well. this is another market that really reflects what is happening in china. then take those major hit this week and we are saying that. >> here to talk about it right now is steve forbes. put the stock market aside and pick up what phil was talking about with the virus. what about oil as the barometer of all of this that there might be some real concerns about demand going forward. when you say pretty. >> i think that we have is that oil is very sensitive to supply demands of univac on that it will immediately reflect in the price. keep in mind, oil is not a stock. is there something even say it's going to hit today by golly is coming back tomorrow. you may see that in the future markets but in terms of the illness, unless this thing is far worse than anything we have experienced, i re- member the sars crisis. hong kong and china got through it. this thing will get through it. it will not have a permanent impact. it's a disaster in the stock market or a disaster with the economy when the fed would have on the markets. we saw that in 2008. that just doesn't seem to be in the cards. but perhaps the weakness in the market this week, is the iowa caucuses come on monday. the state of the union address comes next week, i believe in today. >> the week after. it. >> a week from now. what that means is suddenly politics will have a impact on the market. phil will be the democrat. are they going to go forward with some of these crazy policies. who knows, there may be an upset in the election. what is president trump going to reveal the state of the union. he will do something on the healthcare. he will also probably unveil stock points two-point oh. that will effect to the campaign. i think the markets have a little uncertainty there. but if the president goes with the progrowth agenda, i think they will move forward. >> stayed with us from on moment. i want to talk the toll that this virus is taking on the fantail of the markets. it's having an effect on real people. twenty-six did and more than 900 cases confirmed. lawmakers here in the united states did get a refund, for disease control on how we are dealing with it in fact going to washington today she joins us now with the latest susan. >> i obviously with a second confirmed case of corona virus in chicago, woman in her 60 news traveling back from one hahn city, then you have to confirmed cases. we tingled to this map, we also have in europe that france has two confirmed cases as well so the spread is going global. including those in the asia specific pacific. we did also hear from the nih today, and is despite the effect of the spread around the world, the deaths have jumped to 26. it's still a very low risk to the american public. >> you wouldn't categorize this as a pandemic printed. >> don't know yet. it depends on what your definition is and i wouldn't call it a pandemic right now. >> still we have the spread of the disease and notably in china was over 900 cases. this having an impact on travel during that busiest travel and tourism season over the chinese new year. in multiple closures here in part of the great wall. beijing has now canceled new year's celebration. disneyland has been closed down in mcdonald's as well. and now u.s. authorities here, they are still not panicking at this point because we know that five airports are screening passengers. they have filtered most of these flights through los angeles lax, jfk, chicago and atlanta. but today when senator is supporting the idea of travel restrictions with jaw josh holly here. he says that as the deadly corona virus spreads, to ask for the temporary travel restrictions for effective areas in china, may be necessary and if they are, when american travelers will be notified. public safety must be number one priority. this i would say would be in agreement here. back to you. >> in washington on capitol hill, a few minutes ago steve, you made him quite that markets might be discounting some of this. and maybe even into the political risk of 2020. how about the global economic picture. to have a slow down travel and the like. china is actually the second largest economy of the world. how about the effect of that part of it printed. >> through part of the global economy is not something that we will have tragedies already unfolding as you pointed out. but it's not going to have a massive impact on the economy long-term. what is really hurting these economies and why they are so vulnerable to something like this are structural problems. especially in europe. it is not made the changes in terms of regulations and taxes to get their economies moving. china has been very heavy-handed with the state in recent years. but they do have a vibrant private sector. those are structural problems. so when something like this comes along, you don't have much strength to fall back on. >> which side of the economic argument were you on before this. more and more talk it seemed like in recent weeks of the economy kind of re- accelerating. a lot of that was domestic. even globally, or a few months ago, people were really concerned about growth. so if we were to take the virus out, if this never happened, would we be having a conversation about slower global growth or abundant mean out economy. >> i think about how much the economy would be. i think we will get a second wind especially in the second half. and you'll see more investment. it was her because of uncertainty and you're not going to invest in less you know what the rules are. now that we've learned the rules, in the second half you will see a real pickup. you don't do it turn it round investment overnight. you don't turn on a dime. that will start to improve. it would've been how much with the u.s. economy have on the rest of the world. >> steve forbes with us on a friday. always great to see you. >> economic engines, americans are using more credit cards or digital services such as apple pay more than they use cash. some cities are fighting that habit though saying that everyone has access to credit and a cashless society set 10 percent down of an urban population. with us now, former investment banker, creator of the future file legacy planning system, carol. glad to have you with us. so new york city for example, is going to impose a fine if businesses don't accept cash. businesses say it is not fair the not having cash in house makes the stores and employees safer. endless the business run more efficiently. what is your take. it. >> so it's interesting is the exact opposite and was happening in china. whether actually shutting down the use of cash because the government was to make sure they get their cut in terms of taxes. it is much easier to track electronic transactions that it is cash. so it's funny to have the government stepping in and say yes, we really hope that you'll accept cash. at the end of the end of the day, i don't want the government interfering in the market. and this is what it is. it can be competitive advantage for a business to offer cash as a payment if i was out. i think we need to let people sort that out. in addition to the safety issues, allows for small businesses to make it easier for them to start. all they need is paypal foursquare the phone and they can have a mobile business. ninety of the government saying sorry you can't do that. and that is never a good thing. >> what does it mean for consumers that we are spending more either digitally or credit cards. businesses can charge a 130 percent premium glendale physical cash changes hands. that's according to a bowl. are we in danger of overspending as we move towards a completely cash society. it. >> 79 percent spending right now and that number will grow up. it's kind of like being in a casino. that's why they don't let you do that in a casino. they know when you don't have that cash in your hand it is much easier for you to lose track of the spending. if you know somebody who is using cash, makes her you are looking at your statements every month and keeping track of it. are you will find that you are spending more money and saving less and not investing and that is not a good thing. >> easy to let go of. if it's all imaginary. next week bigger picture is a huge week for tech earnings. combined $5 trillion in market cap, we will show the report card. what you expect is a group from apple and microsoft and amazon say book, is this the group that will keep pushing the markets higher this year printed cement obviously, it is a big story depending on which of those names but obviously the combined total is staggering in terms of the market. anyone of them stumbling or doing really well can really impact for the market goes. i think the biggest issue that we have is that all of these companies are very highly valued from a valuation standpoint. so not only do we want to see good results but on the earnings, you want to hear optimism for the future to see if we can get the markets to buy into valuation expansion. because we can't then you have all of these very expensive companies that account for that percentage of the market. and it will be really hard for the market to move higher at this point. >> some of those socks are looking pricey. but i guess if they can deliver, will keep buying. >> another busy week ahead. who will be watching capital hill throughout the weekend with the democrats finishing up their arguments. the president legal team will take center stage tomorrow. so we are live in washington with what you can expect. of next printed. >> president trump making the economy and essential killer of his 2020 campaign. some small business owners parceled even once who voted for him in the past. we will break down the numbers for you. and what it could mean for the race later in this year printed. >> accidental explosion and orbit, why boeing news problems could be far from over. that is later in the hour. >> a map let's get to the senate impeachment trial printed today is the last chance for the democratic house managers to present their arguments before the president news will then take things over tomorrow and start their opening arguments. remember tomorrow is saturday. joining us at capitol hill. a lot of people have been talking about does that was the president's team at a disadvantage amount might be save their best stuff so to speak for a monday what we expect of the weekend us will this counselor for the present, to consider tomorrow the abbreviated session just about three hours, starting at 10:00 o'clock et. to be like a movie trailer, coming attractions and then they'll come back and hit it harder on monday and tuesday. one of the biggest questions right now are any of these democratic arguments, are they resonating with republican senators. they might be inclined to vote to convict the president. lindsay graham is says pretty. >> think they did a good job laying out the case. despite yesterday was like too much. i have seen the same videos seven times. and here's what i would say to her, what was mind numbing, the manager said there's not one piece of evidence that suggests that hunter biden did anything wrong in this record. and they never will be if you don't call any witnesses. >> one wonders how much this is weighing on senators and john kennedy, republican senator from louisiana reminded someone of an old boat, very few souls are saved after the first 20 minutes of the sermon. now the senators on both sides are reluctant to talk about the politics of the trial. and around statesville the trial date be the biggest political factor of this election. >> we do a disservice to the country if we sort of overthink the politics in this. we owing open mind of not how will this play out in november. >> i don't deny that it can have an impact i just think we all make political calculations. conservatives and liberals and everybody. it. >> in the big story today on capitol hill, not the impeachment trial with the fact that they restock the candy desk inside of the senate chamber. it had to me from pennsylvania has the candy desk. and has the candy desk. her zebra down a supply. this gives senators a sugar fix if they go late into the night. >> water or milk and. that's pretty much it. one which we don't have time to get into now. [laughter]. i do want to ask you a serious question about all of this. the political calculations, everybody knows that there are political calculations being made on both sides. there's this assumption that the outcome is kind of known and that the arguments now are just kind about not so much whether the president will be acquitted or not. i know that still out there booktv realistic about it, it's more about whether we will get witnesses or not. where are we on that. >> we probably won't get to that question until about thursday or friday of next week. lindsay graham, he indicated earlier that he was against calling the biden news and that the republicans think that this tactic by the democratic impeachment managers may be backfiring on them because they mentioned the bidens so many times by our count, 226. of the bidens by the impeachment managers yesterday. you talk to some republican senators and what they will talk about so much, we should try to call them as witnesses. mcconnell will tell you this right now. if the contempt when vote, and nationally call the bidens and they don't call any of the democratic witnesses, mick bellini, or john bolton, the dome will blow off of the capital. they will be irate. it. >> is hard to imagine where it wouldn't be a quick pro quote. >> it comes down to the both really. the republican senator said he thought the boat was right on the edge and frankly nobody can predict. it. >> thank you i was going to say have a good weekend, but i'm sure you will. i know you'll be here. i know exactly where you will be. a. >> i will have to read the candy desk. >> foxbusiness alert, president trump addressing china's response to the coronavirus moments ago here's the tweet. china has been working very hard to contain the coronavirus. the united states greatly appreciate their efforts and transparency. it will all work out well. in particular on the behalf of the american people i want to thank president sheep. >> from the president. from jeff to show, the phone and the hacking of that phone, new evidence has come out in the un investigation. showing him exactly appears to be behind this whole thing. we have the plus a fantasy baseball now suing major-league baseball over the sign stealing scandal. details on that to the story of the coming up. xi jinping pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> new evidence in the phone hacking scandal. the un has released a report and it unveils evidence that to the saudi prince as well as an israeli based firm. in the firm apparently may have helped the prince in hacking of the phone of jeff. fox's correspondence example reporting from washington. gillian printed. >> so the report the claim saudi arabia act news personal cell phone and then spied on him for nearly a year is erecting into a full-blown incident. between un saudi arabia and the white house in israel. saudi arabia is still denying findings made public earlier this week. they claim prince hamed sent spyware back in may of 2018. take those listen. >> is a fake newspaper print is owned by a for the purposes of giving him power in washington. it is obvious. >> human rights group, announcing yesterday they are sowing an israeli cyber firm. they believe it helped saudis gain access to the phone. un human rights investigator link the israeli firm to the hack directly with forensic evidence in a report that they put out wednesday. in the hack is self occurred five months before jamaal was murdered and dismembered at the saudi consummate. yesterday the white house declined to any specific questions about the hack. instead, a vibrant lateral relationship. >> to the telephone a hack, it is ridiculous. as no basis. we have denied it. this was a year ago. this is a rehash. it was denied a year ago. there is no basis for it whatsoever. >> that was the saudi prince. it was supposed to be a different clip. differing a question about that over the white house yesterday. president trump himself, through all of this is made clear he is no fan. he also calls the washington post thank news. owned by rich five for the purposes of giving him power in washington. now the un, is: the u.s. to conduct its own investigation into the sack. sources tell fox news the trump administration is weighing his options and then will move forward and proceed very carefully given the importance of the u.s. saudi bilateral relationship. >> connell. >> thanks for putting it all together for us. >> here now with the reaction to the tech side of things. what is proven beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the saudi prince, played a personal direct role in the hack. >> then we get into a whole political sphere. but what i can tell you the technical side, much like jeff, we are all victims to malware. like this being inserted on the phone and it gets to us. we don't know is exactly what we had this happen and what was achieved from a other than the they have the idea. what happens when they do that to the phone. it's likely that they clung the phone. when they have access to, literally everything. so everything on the phone, they have access to call the phone. copy it and monitor your text and e-mails coming and goings. for those who take, videos, and is likely the victim of that. it was behind it is what we are investigating. >> great point. even if you think you've been packed, say if they managed to do that, it's just an ongoing stream of information that lets call it an unwanted party at the very least hasn't. >> literally get everything from the passwords and bank accounts to who you are talking to on an ongoing basis. our phones have become mayor images of our lives. and what they are getting in terms of this, is now a corporate leader in the giant amazon leaders internal corporate communications as well as what is doing personally. >> is a disaster printed. >> switching gears here printed is the number from the wall street journal, apple tv plus has 33 and half million subscribers. pablo, coast to disney plus 23 points, disney plus offers this bundle. as a possible when we talk about the streaming wars and who winds, that a few different companies when in that consumers will pay for more than one anyway. >> here is what we are. this is a huge acute for apple. everybody who was on this whole bunch of apple expanding into entertainment with our services instead of creating new devices and right now it is being offered them. look at those numbers. to beat disney plus and pablo, with those estimates is a pretty substantial number. i don't know how accurate those numbers are because those are reported. those are estimates based on an analysis of 4000 internet users. but what it means for you and me at the end of the end of the day, if this year will be the year of bundling. so it's a that i want to loop and this and that in disney, start to see packages i believe that this together so the more we had together, the lower the price becomes. frankly, there is no room in the market for us to subscribe to every saying thing. even though you might have a family where kids want disney, i may want apple for the morning show, and then let's say someone else in the family want to loop. these things and of to an unreasonable amount for the consumer. i think will seek other than companies followed by the wayside, we will first urgency a consolidation of sales. not companies but sales. >> if you keep adding and adding, we know how bill compares. but curt, thank you is always. >> stay tuned for next) it searching for a middle ground. we will talk to a guy who voted for trump lesson around the maybes not can split was sold the next time around. but here's the catch. he also has an serious reservations about some of the presidents potential competitors. so this is really the election in a nutshell. this conversation next printed. >> the risk of explosion is going. suffering another 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[applause]. more than 2 million millennials have gotten jobs and their wages have grown by nearly 5 percent every year which is another record. we have doubled the child tax credit benefiting 40 million american families and we have lifted 650,000 saying mothers at 1.4 million children out of prompt poverty. [applause]. 10 million people have been lifted off of welfare in less than three years. earnings for the bottom 10 percent are rising faster than earnings for the top 10 percent. you don't hear that too often. it's been incredible. for the first time in nearly 30 years, every single metro area in the united states passing incomes rise, median household income is at the highest level ever recorded. and speaking of that in terms of dollars, under president bush, it was a 450-dollar increase over eight years. under president obama, it was at $9175 increase over eight years. and under your favorite president, president trump, it was almost a 10000-dollar increase over less than three years. so less than three. as of a few days ago. time flies. $10000. in a three year. so that is something really special. and they've never seen growth like that. we are delivering for americans. we are doing it for every race and caller and religion and creed. most props for us, but also the most inclusive economy anywhere in the world. it's the most inclusive economy anywhere in the world. that is a great thing. to create jobs and opportunity. we've designated 9000 opportunity zones for long-term investments are now taxed at zero. opportunity zones have been incredible. it gives god, the great senator from south carolina came to me, two years ago any of this idea, nobody knew it would work out the way it has. but billions and billions of dollars are pouring into the community. were doing so well as an economy that people have the money to put in. there is probably never been anything like this pretty tremendous wealth is now pouring into areas for 400 years, saw nothing no dollars, nothing. for 35 million americans who live in the user areas have already seen their home values rise by $25 billion over the country. my administration also understands that for our cities to thrive, our citizens must be safe and they must be secure. and that is why we are working with state and local governments through the revitalized project safe neighborhoods, you know that project. to adopt the most proven and effective crime-fighting techniques. we are also enacting landmark criminal justice reform to improve reentry programs and reduce all of the things that we try and strive so hard to take care of. if you look at our prisons now, we have people coming and they are able to get jobs more than any time ever in the history of our country. that's because the economy is so good. and we have given incentives and it is been incredible success. employers are really happy. people are going back to jail. and anywhere near the clip. criminal justice reform, i was asked by a group of people on the very liberal side of things, and we have a group of people that were on the very conservative side of things. we got it done. nobody was able to get it done. we got it done. criminal justice reform something we are very proud of. it's working fantastically well. a lot of you know that. [applause]. before my election, crime is rising in america. consecutive increase in nearly a half of the century, it was in bad condition. it just a short time, we reduce the number of murders in america's major cities by more than 10 percent. and we are getting tremendous numbers coming out now. much better even than that. nationwide violent crime rate has declined for two straight years. in working with many leaders in this room, we have boldly tackled the opioid crisis. we have made tremendous progress in some case cases down 21 percent. it's not much when you think of the problem but we have a lot of things happening. and i spoke with president xi jinping and we mayday deal with china as part of it just in terms of relationship i said really you have to do something. they put in very strong penalties in their penalties are very strong. you want to talk about penalties, they are strict. in their court cases go slightly quicker than ours. like one day. [laughter]. they call them trials. they go quick. the ghostlike they go so quick you don't know what happened printed. >> present trump live at the white house today. speaking to a group of the nations mayors who wanted to hear those remarks, he was talking about his economic records. we are about to have this conversation on this program anyway. if you follow the president on a regular basis, especially his political rallies, he likes to make the argument, even people who don't love him personally, still have to vote for him. he usually cite the economy. he would be a better choice in his intentional on his. when there is a recent new york times piece that you look into this phenomenon has some executives in small companies have made reservations about the president but have bigger concerns about bernie sanders and elisabeth warren. were joined now by michael brady. he is with express employment business. i point out that article because michael was quoted, in it and i don't know if you are listening but the argument was basically, you may not love me, but you have to vote for me. name did that last time. when you voted for president obama time before that. so what goes into your thinking and what you're looking at as you get set for the 2020 election. we you both for next time. >> for me, i am looking at what will help my business. what will help me prosper. some of the regulations from pre- news previous minute administration made it really tough for small businesses. and with president trump, he is very pro-business. sometimes the way he says things to make you cringe, but when it comes to operating a business, he makes it a little easier to be successful. >> so that is the biggest factor for you. and you will vote for him for reelection or a no shirt. >> i absolutely will because when i look at the democratic field, quite frankly, it frightens me. when you look at some of the plans to free this or give this away, i understand where the money has to come from. in order to grow the government, they have to tax the people. that does not help small business grow which in turn helps people find employment which helps the economy together. >> what makes this conversation interesting, you voted for barack obama which was a democrat. and now to present trump. one of the things i wonder about and i reference bernie sanders and elisabeth warren, those are far on the left and you be more open to a joe biden rookie. or is trump better than any of these democrats. what is your thinking. >> from this point, it is trump. versus the rest. it strictly to me comes down to a dollars and cents decision. what makes sense for me as a business owner. even with wood jazz and bloomberg, as a business owner. i just don't see a plan for them to helps for the economy on. >> the issues that you brought up regarding impeachment trial in washington right now, they said something like some of the president has said or done over the years have made you cringe. you work that into your thinking or is not a big part of it. how do you work that out in your own mind. >> connell, it doesn't really play a big part in my decision. there is so much hate that comes out of politics these days. most americans have to go. i understand frustration on both sides. he really just hasn't come into play for me is about her. i look strictly at dollars and cents. what will help me and my family. >> inverters like you whether they all think the same as you but vote voters like you. very interesting and thank you michael. thank you for sharing that with us. >> we do this in the field all of the time. we talk to voters how they feel. and logically putting it together. >> he was very thoughtful. there are new developments in the sign stealing scandal. accusing and not playing fairly. were going to stay on sports team. concussions are up. is the increase having an effect on players. next. ... hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the number on your screen or visit getsilversneakers.com some people say that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. connell: there was a story today about a fantasy baseball player suing major league baseball, accusing the league of a distorted platform that altered the outcome of the fantasy baseball contest 2017-2019 because of the astro's sign stealing scandal, and choosing teams made of of course real players using their performance statistics, so it says he got a raw deal. jarod max is here, fox news headlines covers sports, that's an odd one we talked about the scandal. >> go ask all of the new orleans saints fans who tried to sue because they thought their team got hosed out of the chance to go to the super bowl last year. this is realtime and gambling and that's what this comes down to is you know the odds when you're playing and there's nothing guaranteed so what might come from this while i don't think he's going to get any big money he wants restitution for the 260-plus fantasy games he participated in from 2017- 2019,mlb sued, the red sox, the astros is that maybe this really shines the light on major league baseball and all sports to get serious about these integrity units. we have legalized sports gambling in several states becoming more and more widespread. there is a need to get everything right, because of the sports leagues are in bed with the gambling houses and they are. >> right, maybe one person can make a difference, and usually does, maybe this fellow filed. connell: interesting to your point major league baseball has an equity stake. let's talk a little football before we let you go because the giants in new york said goodbye to eli manning today. from a business perspective, eli manning is the highest-paid nfl player during all-time. he made more money during his career than anybody else, i'm sure some of these other guys will pass him but right now he's made the most. >> which is remarkable and eli manning, derek jeter was in the news, two classic guys, speaks softly, carries a big stick, champions eli manning a two time super bowl champ they upset a patriots team everybody thought would win and finish an undefeated season and eli spoke today about how he was just a cool cucumber that when the pressure was on some guys would worry about failing and the only thing he saw was celebrating a victory so it's great to see eli and i think he definitely belongs in the hall of fame. connell: you anticipate. >> he has better numbers than guys like joenameth, and some places he compares better than dan marino, 57,000-yards the two -time super bowlmvp, and always a classy guy, so really happy. and the giants retire as number 10. connell: i saw never again will the giant wear the number 10 and then to think about it where the patriots are so dominant and tom brady was so dominant this guy, eli manning and his team said he was quarterback and beat the patriots twice in super bowl that must count for something i would think. but anyway thank you as always we'll see you soon. deirdre? >> boeing making a satellite for directv but it's in danger of exploding in space calling for an emergency operation to remove it from the orbital zone, but on the plus side for boeing , faa, steve dicker son, telling senior u.s. airline officials the agency could approve the boeing return with the 737 max to service before mid-year, and that is according to a government official. boeing also preparing to take its latest 777x model to the skies for the first time in washington, fox news dan springer, live on the ground with the latest so a lot going on for this company, dan. reporter: yeah, deirdre, and this was supposed to be one of those feel-good days for boeing a company that needs it, but for the second straight day, they had to strap the test flight for the brand new wide body 777x, the plane that was really, the next generation of the 777 plane, yesterday was due to an all day downpour of rain and today was strong and sustained winds but unlike yesterday, today they got media from all over the world out here , and we had a pretty thrill ing sight actually when this massive 777x plane was taxiing right by all of our cameras. boeing touted as the world's most efficient wide body commercial plane in the world, with the largest engine and the first passenger jet plane with a composite wing that also has a folding wing tip. the big selling point is that it will use about 10% less fuel per passenger than its competitors, the airbus 350, so it's more efficient. boeing also says that it's wider than the airbus twin aisle plane s which will add comfort for the 450 passengers that it can carry on primarily long international flights. i asked the company's marketing director how important the xxx plane is, and she told us that it's very important to the public, and boeing. boeing's terrible year, obviously, is due to the 737 max and its grounding 10 months ago. connell: thank you, dan. we're right up against -- >> took the lives of 346 people connell: yes i'm sorry right up against the top of the hour, dan we apologize for tax bulls & bears right now. david: a fox business alert the second case of the corona virus has now been reported in the united states, the cdc is saying a chicago woman returned with the virus. 63 other people in the u.s. are under investigation, and observation in 22 different states, hi, everybody this is bulls & bears i'm david asman. joining me on the panel today, gary b. smith, liz peek, john burnette and 2020 presidential candidate john delaney. let's go straight to susan li for more on the outbreak from d.c. susan? >> hi there, so we just heard from president trump in fact applauding china in their efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus and that's the fact that

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