if they keep up thi this durge,e american people will give them a drubbing in november. we ll have a large selection tonight of the dumbest things the radical dimms have had to say today. we ll also bring you up to date on the latest developments in the china coronavirus. already confirmed to in the united states. and it may have landed near two more american cities tonight. the virus responsible for the death of 18 people in china. also being screened for. a student at texas a&m university is being screened tonight. today the state department updated its travel advisory for china telling people to avoid non-essential travel to the country, despite the rising concerns and outbreak affecting 650 people around the world. the world health organization today stopped short of declaring this to be a global emergency. it s too early to consider that this event is a public health emergency of international concern. advice to the global community to be ready for a potential evolutio
covering in this very busy hour ahead. washington anxiously awaiting a report just how much the republican health care plan will cost and how many people it will cover. the numbers could come out at any moment. meanwhile the president meeting with heads of state in two european nations but the highlight, a meeting with the pope, more on what was discussed there. new details emerging in the uk terror suspect and his network now unfolding. a live report from manchester on who officials have now in custody. among our guests this hour, former military analyst kara miller, former pastor robert jeffords and brian babin and judge andrew napolitano. david: market getting good news from federal reserve notes. that they will not make any moves in portfolio or notes until they are sure the economy is on a sound footing. lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange. we were in the green before that but that is what really led to the market ticking up, right? reporter: you hit
things. stuart: with me, he s not going to get away with it. he says kim jong un should be very, very nervous, china state media says this, if north korea shoots first, china stays out, if america starts it and tries regime change, china steps in. face to face standoff and that s what investors have to live with as the weekend approaches. the possibility of armed conflict with the markets are closed. each new headline will have new impact. follow it all minute by minute on varney & company, the friday edition is about to begin. stuart: so where we are in 28 and a half minutes when the market opens? slightly higher across the board. heavy selling from yesterday has not continued so far this morning. but, remember, the duh has dropped just 1.25% since monday. here comes a tense weekend, would you buy ahead of that? we shall see. how about the price of gold? that s another two-month high at 12.91. flight to safety. oh, will you look at this. it s can you believe this. jc
taken over the weekend, maybe kim jong un now understands that he s dealing with a very different american president. that is a plus for investors. and so is a surprise from japan. their economy hit a 4% growth rate, the best of any industrial country at the moment. the world is growing. investors like that too. welcome to the show, sit back and enjoy watching your money grow. the news is not always negative, you know. varney & company is about to begin. stuart: charlottesville, virginia, chaos as neo-nazis, white supremacists group clash with counter-protestors on saturday. there is a suspect, he s accused of ramming his car deliberate rattily into a group of counter-protestors. the feds are investigating if he had help planning this attack. one person killed. 19 injured. the suspect s name is james alex fields, jr. of ohio, he has been charged with second-degree murder. there is news from venezuela and it reaches right into the united states senate. one of venezuela s
monitoring this market today. oil still pulling back, stocks down but off the lows after consumer confidence came in a little better than expected. of course, this all highlights voter economic worries this election. in fact, in a fox news poll 85% say that they feel that there s more at stake in this election than ever before. to washington examiner sarah westwood who joins me now. sarah, i guess every year we kind of feel like it s the most important year, but i don t know if i ve ever seen 85% of people saying this is it. that s a big proportion of people. and there are two big reasons for that. part of it is because both presidents are running on creating the other candidate as a danger to america, right? hillary clinton says donald trump is temperamentally unfit to hold the white house, donald trump says hillary clinton is too corrupt to be president. and the other big reason is we re going to see a lot of movement on major issues over the next eight years, especially