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railroad operator csx out with earnings today. cnbc's matt nesto right now at earnings central nerve center. matt, what can you tell us? >> this is the first of the four big railroads to report. and their earnings look better than expected, or less worse than expected. you've got to keep it in mind. if you take a look at the results and what's happening in the market, which is the ultimate arbiter, you're going to see a stock adding to gains it had in the regular session. csx was up about 1 1/2% at last check. i saw the shares were trading higher by about 6%. you can see -- there you go. by 6%. that's on top of, folks, what we did in the regular session here today. so the number, the eps that i look at is 72% -- 72 cents per share on a continuing ops basis. 62 cents was the estimate. that's down 24% from a year ago. the revenues fell 25% to an in-line $2.2 billion. the ceo saying there are some signs of the bottom that they're seeing here. but if you take a look at the big picture in terms of what's been happening with transports

with csx trains, -- he called the area of hon. with csx trains, marc trains, and metro trains passing all at the same line. >>> we turn now to the forecast. the storms from last night are gone, but prime air- conditioning. it will get hot. doug hill has a first look. >> we will have sustained warm s.0stempurat, 'peur80r' the latest omfr the belfort furnituretheaer center, oweasher south of the metro ea, southwest of warrenton and culpeper, running through .redericksburg raswh ththt os. min e most rain. o,ck county, middletown,miletown, n frederick. settle down in thoue next hour r o.s it is th, pe is hot. , ayrdit is hot. wwe wweilleneal withal ptien al weather makers to produce thunderstorms. i will work out the timing coming up in the forecast. >>> now developing story, it is the arlington county intersection was closed part of the evening after a serious crash at columbia pike and walter reed drive, sending one of the vehicles into a storefront. one of the vehicles was t-bond after running a red light. one vehicle rolled onto i

csx will be repairing the railroad tracks at the crossing. drivers traveling in aberdeen are encouraged to plan ahead for travel delays. >>> well, the chances of towson catholic high school staying open took a pretty big hit today. a baltimore county judge rejected an injunction that would have kept the school open for at least the upcoming school year. lawyers say they're looking at other legal options. >> i really thought that this would be able to prove that things would change, and that we would make a stand. but you know what? we did make a stand. these kids made a stand. and these parents. and alumni. they all made a stand. >> two families filed the lawsuit last week, hoping to keep the school open. today dozens of girls gathered at the inner harbor to put their knowledge of science to a test with a rocket launch. more than 60 middle schoolgirls embarked on an exploration of their own. it's part of the camp at the maryland science center. the girls built rocket, and as you can see, they launched them. the rocket launch was the result of

and they're investigating this incident through csx. back to you on tv hill. >>> all right. still ahead at 5:00. weight costs. the more you weigh, the more you pay in healthcare. what is being done to curb obesity in america. >>> an early-morning crash, involving a street sweeper leaves three people dead. i'm weijia jiang in baltimore county. the latest on the investigation is next on eyewitness news. >>> what was in his system? a look at all of the drugs michael jackson was allegedly taking in the days leading up to his death. >>> it is 5:29. upon 87 degrees. partly cloudy. and here's what everyone is talking about. a car slams into the back of a street sweeper, carrying oil it happened on honey go boulevard. weijia jiang has the latest tonight. >>> police have launched the investigation. and right now, they know virtually nothing about who the victims are. >> it was meant to be an early morning commute. >> they were just trying to get to where they were supposed to go. >> they were the three people who were killed in the monday morning crash. >> it's a horrible way to go.

let's take a look at shares on csx. shares higher in the post market, 3% higher, the company reporting 72 versus 62 cents, estimate the revenues coming in light, but the important thing is the ceo says he does see signs of a bottom in the economy. >> yeah, and that's good news -- the stock we'd try to navigate for you, as well, and that was up. it takes profits, below 70 gets interesting, you saw it traded down 67 or so last week, now above 70, probably goes back to 75 off these csx numbers. burlington northern, a stock that's traded great technically, i think it'll continue to do so. >> and most concerned about the coal volumes, which, you know, were significantly eroded in the first quarter and i think that's probably where people are looking towards the third quarter. coal prices are when they derive the biggest part of their profitability, and if they're telling you it's weak, not only for the coal players, the guys in the sector, where they were switching back and forth and probably not there either. >> so just as

csx came out and said their volumes were down 21% in the second quarter. stock is up because the company came out and said that will improve in the third quarter. it will still be down volumes for them still will be down in the double digit area here. mixed messages number two, the retail sales numbers, up. x autos. comps have been very tough because of the rebate checks last year. the bulls arguing inventories are low and these companies are very lean now. back to school is what's going to be lean. i don't know anybody who's bullish on back to school now. most of the big names in retail were on the upside here today. finally the stimulus package is not coming in the way some people anticipated. martin marietta do all the stone paving for all the highways and construction companies had weak revenues here. they said their earnings would be on the weak side for the rest of the year because state revenues are weak. they're not getting the kind of money from the state and stimulus money is not arriving in time. they're expecting a large amount of the stimulus

csx the railroad company also had some positive comments as well. credit card companies making some positive comments today in terms of their delinquency. that also helped. so you get little pieces of information. and remember, the main thesis of the bulls. and that is that these companies have become cost-cutting giants. they have been so efficient that any little boost to the top line, any comments that their top line is going to get better will translate more effectively to the bottom line. and that is why we're getting the rally, and don't let anybody else tell you any differently. tradertalk.cnbc.com. there's the closing bell. you know who's next. maria bartiromo. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to "the closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a busy close here on wall street. a 260-point rally in stocks. powerful from the get-go. on the heels of intel. but gaining momentum by the closing bell. investors optimistic about earnings season follow

same with csx. they beat on the top line. look below the hood again here, you'll see cost cutting benefits but the volume were very weak here. so freight volume down 21%. coal volume down 21%. metal shipments down 53%. shares of cit group doing better this morning. a report out in the wall street journal that the government may step in and help them out. finally, i think, very interesting is what happened with martin marietta. they lowered their expectation for the full year. the bottom line is this is the big stone construction company in the united states outside of vulcan materials. they specifically cited a weaker u.s. economy and number two, longer than expected delays in the federal stimulus project moving to the construction stage. in other words, they're not getting the money from the federal they thought they were getting at this point in time. tradertalk@cnbc.com. b bertha, how are we looking at the nasdaq? >> off five points or so. the big event tonight is going to be intel earnings. starting a bit to the up side.

the csx co.ay 8 $2 million settlement to the city -- agreed to pay a $2 million settlement. >>> john sherman has details on how to avoid traffic coming up. >> at the city department of transportation's traffic center, the monitors were already showing problems during friday rush-hour. >> we are looking at a very busy weekend. we had the artscape event. >> it draws tens of thousands of people to the area every year. >> everything and the music is just so much fun. >> [unintelligible] this is one of the most popular games. >> while it heats up in the area, it is a very different kind of party at the convention center. >> groups of us will come and have fun. it is just a lot of fun. tomorrow we are doing [unintelligible] >> then there is the closure of half of the lanes on lombard street, a street resurfacing project lasting months that will strangle the main artery in the city. >> we encourage people to use public transportation and come earlier and stay later. they should have alternate routes in

the city fire department has asked amtrak and csx to stop their rail service. this would be the rail lines that are coming out of downtown baltimore. both marc and amtrak rail, overhead lines. they're trying to get the electricity turned off to prevent a possible explosion. now, we did just have a marc train go through this area. but city fire is trying to get that rail service stopped at this time. we'll stay on top of this situation. it looks like they have north point road, closed in both directions from the county line here, between cane street and quad avenue. and we'll continue to monitor the situation and keep you updated. back to you. >> thank you. we'll wait for those updates. >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. meth lab explosion. see the motel surveillance video that captured the dramatic scene. >>> series legal -- serious legal trouble nicole bobeck is in. >>> police are investigating 13 bodies that washed ashore. the yemeni air ways flight went down hundreds of miles away from the point where the bodies were discovered. a plane seat and

but it has affected both amtrak and csx rail traffic, north of the downtown baltimore. all trains have been stopped in both directions. the ones coming northbound have been stopped at penn station. and many of those folks that were on the northbound amtrak lines have been marooned at penn station. most of the afternoon. now, there is no word on whether amtrak at this point has set up any kind of a bus bridge, for points north of baltimore. we do know that bge is making progress here in getting the gas turned off. they said they were going to have some folks try to get down here and get this gas line turned off. the reason they stopped the rail traffic is because as the trains go by, the electric trains, they cause arcing from where the tops of the trains touch the overhead lines. and they're afraid that that arcing will cause an explosion with this large amount of volume of gas in the area. again, they have evacuated some buildings nearby. these are mostly business areas and warehouse areas. but the road is closed in both directions. they have a fire command post set up

you have to be short the transports and csx is one of those. looking for about 62 send cents a share. you talk about the pricing power, but will they be able to raise price fist they can which is a big if anyway. will that make up for the decline in freight traffic. >> financials trade. you agree on the yield curve and in terms of spreads, we have been seeing that for a while and your point is that trade may be coming to an end. >> it definitely might be, but it has a little bit of leg left. the last time they crushed earnings because the funding costs lended at a much higher rate. that continue was even more so than it was the period before. the earnings will be good and i want to be along there. we will see pop with earnings and here's where you have to be nimble. people who are smarter than us will say the banks have bad assets on the books. they are looking to take it quickly, butt banks will post good earnings. >> yours is young. >> exactly. real simple. it's a play on how the u.s. economy is doing with the kentucky grilled chicken and chi

somehow, the csx train backed into the road. no one was injured. but crews are trying to clear the scene. >>> a bloody weekend in east baltimore. in just 24 hours, 18 people are shot. several are killed. now, police are swarming that area and trying to track down the gunman. eyewitness news investigates with complete coverage. mike hellgren is live at police headquarters, with new reaction there the police commissioner. >> in the worst of that string of shootings, on ash land avenue, there were two gunmen, no arrests so far in that case. people who live through this say it looked and sounded like a war zone. >> reporter: police say a violent drug feud led to a mass shooting at a party on ash land avenue. >> the carnage and the pandemonium from all of this was just crazy. people were running, screaming, yelling, running all over. people were falling down on the ground. >> reporter: 12 were shot here, including a 2-year-old girl and a pregnant woman, all are expected to survive. >> just pray and pray and pray. sometimes you just get prayed out, espec

they are allowing no trains north and southbound for amtrak and csx, right along this north point road corridor, where they all intersect. we'll stay on top of this as we get updated. >>> thank you. we'll have more information on that story as it becomes available. >>> and we're learning new information tonight about the accident on the light rail track that claimed the lives of two teenagers. denise is in the newsroom with what the mta is saying today. >> eyewitness news just spoke with the secretary of the mta about the accident. kyle wank miller was struck sunday afternoon. while walking near the train tracks. a camera on the train showed the two 17-year-olds were struck from behind. the mta says it was a second train operator who noticed the body. both have been put on leave. >> we have tape of the boys being on the track. that's all we have. >> is it once or twice? >> again, that's all being explored and investigated. what actually happened, the whole sequence of events. >> the mta has asked baltimore county to take the lead on the investigation. the ntsb has also been asked to pr

this week, more earnings we have csx today. and later on in the week, a lot of tech names, intel, google, ibm and bank names as well. j.p.morgan, goldman sachs, bank of america. so that will drive the market this week for sure. >> what about retail sales? we are expecting the commerce department to come out with retail sales numbers for june tomorrow. >> yeah, we'll get the numbers tomorrow. as we saw last week, we had a little bit of a peak. the individual retailers themselves giving us same sre sales but it is not really great. almost nothing is expected from this reported. it won't be gd for the month of june. that is for sure. >>> president obama meantime is saying come on, just have a little bit of patience with the stimulus plan. it will take time to work. it is not going to take four months. it will take maybe a year or two years and now there is talk that maybe we need a second stimulus to get the economy moving and get folks back working again. what is your thought on that? >> this is a big part of why the president ce

earlier this month, even though things were looking weak at csx, the rival of ncs, we did see that things are not as bad as expected. we have a handful of companies coming out tomorrow morning before the bell. integrated energy provider conoco phillips will be out before the bell. san know fia venttis will be out an auto trio, we'll hear from honda, daimler and nissan. ars lore mittal will be out. today's results from u.s. steel not looking great. they're slowing demand, lower prices the story there. lastly, general dynamics, the military combat provider, it's going to be interesting to get their outlook given the fact that this administration has taken a somewhat new approach to defense, and that's going to be a curiosity when they tell us what they see as far as what revenues are in their pipeline. >> thanks so much. meanwhile, the other big story this beck, the u.s. and china finishing up the second day of the strategic and economic dialogue 0. up next, city securities international partner donald tang is with me live from beijing on what the talks mean for u.s./china relations. he's c

i like cni and csx.of the breakout stocks news letter, my friend brian is recommending ksu, that's been on a tear. i like the rails, let's be careful of that general the justice department woman barney, she seems to be able to want to -- really take some of the deals apart. let's go to abe in arizona. abe? >> caller: hey, jimbo, sunny and hot boo-yah to you from arizona. >> how could you only have 20,000 people to see the red hot phillies? what kind of baseball town is that? you got the world champions and you can't sell out and you guys gave up in the second inning when you had three guys on -- what was the stock? >> caller: we could only get 40,000 people into the airport yesterday. >> well, all i can tell you is that town deserves cheaper tickets. i think that's the secret. go ahead, what's the stock. >> caller: hey, jim, in line with your mobile internet thesis, i've been buying a company called smith micro, you recommended it about a year and a half ago, but i think their time is here. >> abe, you a

csx is a great example.e. they beat on the top line but cost cutting was a big issue and the bottom line is their volumes were down 21%. why is the stock up here? because the company said they think volumes will be down but will be better than the second quarter.r. all the railroads are to the up side. we saw retail sales up 3%, tougher sales comps. everybody is saying don't worry, we had reeblt checks last year so the comparisons are tougher this year. but the bottom line is, inventories are low and still not able to increase the sales that much. most traders agreed back to school is going to be very lean right now. how about the stimulus package? >> we heard today from martin marietta. makers of stone and cement for commercial construction. they dramatically lowered their earning guidance. state revenues much weaker than expected. nobody is ordering concrete or aggregates on the state level and they were expecting stimulus money to start coming in by now. the good news is they do believe 2010 will be stronge

i don't know, i don't know that you can stay with this trade, csx, reported a little bit better, they'veoved a lot right here. these are one of the sectors -- >> get off the rail. >> i think b & i we've talked about buying that close to the 70, now you find it around 78. if it goes higher, does it without, i think they all pulled back. >> look the transportation guys are giving us a mixed signal, whether the fedex and upss, they've seen the bottom, other guys say we haven't seen it. rail rates are down and have not recovered yet. we're looking to the fourth quarter, but right now, not there. >> thanks, traders. of course, this is pretty exciting. now, it's the ultimate "fast money." high frequency trading slash trading, whatever you want to call it. >> evil. >> it sounds evil. it's accounting now for 50% of the volume on the new york stock exchange. look at this chart. hey, this has been the hot topic everywhere. conspiratorial. is the average guy hurt by that 50%? let's banter it around, gang. >> the average guy, i'm sorry, karen, go ahead. >> i think that's the evolution of the stock m

csx had good earnings. airlines are up. amr had a loss that was not quite as bad as expected.ome of the other names to the up side as well. finally look at the media stocks. gannett reported earnings better than expected.d. don't kid yourselves, we know ad revenues are down 32%, but they did say they saw some bright spots in ad revenue for the third quarter. all the big media names are to the up side. tradertalk.cnbc.com. bertha, of course having a good day at the nasdaq as well. near multimonth highs. >> they really are. and right now we've also got intel at a 9 1/2-month high. just over $18 a share. it was a net loss because of the e.u. but beyond that you couldn't get much more perfect. beating on the second quarter, being bullish for the third quarter, and really setting a bullish tone as far as technology here in the second half. that has really washed over the rest of the tech sector. we've got in particular the chip sector doing very well. chip equipment stocks are doing well. applied material up 5%. altera which reported earlier is doing up. the intel effect goes on to

. >> a very interesting comment csx had, this company ships rail cars all over the united states, they just came out a momenting and said their freight volume should be down. it was down 21% today for the second quarter. getting better. so maybe it will only be down 12%, but still tough. >> okay. very busy earning season. so good to have you back. thank you so much. let's head over to melissa now on earnings. >> these, trish. let's talk more about goldman sachs and johnson & johnson, joe was cracking me up. mary thompson is at our earnings desk. the goldman conference call just began, and she'll join us. and also in cincinnati, banking analyst matt mccormack with us. i'm going to attempt a serious question. goldman sachs, blockbuster quarter. trading up 9% which makes me worried. did they trade at the end of march really well, like in april, like other people? what does that mean for now? >> volatility is slowing down a little bit. that was interesting. yesterday volatility dropped off sharply, and volatility with the traders.s. but lloyd blankfein did make some comments in the press r

probably goes back to $75 off the csx numbers. >> next up profitville, the negotiator recommending railroad stock burlington northern after it beat earnings expectations and declared a quarterly dividend, shares rallied 13%. >> take a look at transocean. .200-day moving average sitting at $66.50. the second half of the year you might see a share buyback. they weathered the selloff in oil. great way to get exposure in energy. >> the liquid dater believing the fundamentals would keep the stock climbing. the shares soared 17%. >> a massive move of this provider of essentially infant formulas in china. the guidance was 40% below expectations. but it does not warrant the stock. >> and the ambassador milking american dairy for all it's worth. shares jumped 37% report after a government report showed milk prices to could start to rise. leaving us with two words to sum it up, "fast money." >>> and now from the best to the worst time for "fast fire" where we grill on traders on calls gone cold. first victim. >> go. >> the negotiator, earlier this month he told you to bet against this wall street hea

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and we want to close out with csx. the railroad operator will be reporting its second quarter earnings after the market closes today. and analysts are looking for earnings of 62 cents a share. keep in mind when it reported its first quarter results it surprised the street by 11 cents a share. now let's go to the nasdaq and get a tech on check with rebecca jarvis. rebecca? >> thank you, mary. and tech is firm as we head here into the closing hour. 2 1/2% to the up side. that's novellus shares. they report after the closing bell. they sell the machines that make computer chips. so an important earnings story to come later this afternoon for a company that will give us a window into the likes of intel, into the likes of dell, the pc makers. and speaking of intel, their shares are 2 1/2% to the up side right now. they report tomorrow. sandisk, meantime, getting an upgrade over at thomas weisel. up almost 5% right now. essentially upgraded to a buy. google, meantime, a lot of estimates raised there today. the stock is up 2.

csx reporting 72 cent from continuing operations versus 62 cents.e, though, that the stock is indicated up maybe 50, 60 cents. this is a transportation bellweth bellwether, obviously. transportation was 2.2, basically in line with expectations. finally, let's check out dell. except sequential increase in revenue, although modest -- i'm talking dell at this point, although modest margin pressure at this quarter. the consensus is 12 .56 billion compared to 12.34 billion reported in the first quarter.r. we're slowly getting into earning season. we have literally hundreds and hundreds of reports to bring u you, which is why we set up this new area, which allows us to do some things different, but some things remain the same, carl, the animal orchestra. i hope you enjoyed it. >> is there any way you can color that out completely, just arrows until you can no longer see or hear them? >> the animal orchestra? >> yeah. >> see if you can color the whole thing. >> yeah. >> take your whole hand. oh, that doesn't work. >> lean up against it. there you go. >>> e

this morning, ahead of the opening bell, we'll hear from csx. these are some of the companies that warren buffett likes to watch. we'll hear from novelus after the close. the senate judiciary committee kicks off confirmation hearings for president obama's supreme court nominee. judge sonia sotomayor. she is widely expected to get the seal of approval from lawmakers but not without a lot of questioning. that is your global stock watch only on "worldwide exchange." >> coming up, ibm, google, bank of america, a massive look at earnings. >> don't be too hasty. president obama and his treasury secretary down talk of a second stimulus. úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú >>> it's just about half past the hour. here are the top business stories from around the world. here in the u.s., earnings will capture investors aepgs attention with big names like jpmorgan reporting results. >> in europe, the tax showdown between the u.s. and ubs is delayed. >> and here in asia, shares slide and earnings in economic worries. >>> welcome again to "worldwide exchange." if you're

. >> relative positive news from csx recently, relatively positive, good cost-cutting and positive comments from them. the s&p, sue, in the last three days, up 5.3%. that is one of the best three day rallies that we have seen since the march bottom. take a look so far today. remember what happened on march, rather monday, we saw a nice move up through the financials rallying. today, of course, we're seeing partly techs, but not just techs, sue, because we have a weak dollar here, and strengthen china with the shanghai index at a 52-week high so the commodity stocks are moving, as well. we have 4, 5, 6% increases in caterpillar, in freeport, u.s. steel and alcoa. bottom line is, 8-1 advancing to declining stocks.. first it's over at the nasdaq.. you know, bertha, we are also having good moves up in the nasdaq, as well. we're approaching the june highs. >> yeah, and that is all thanks to intel, which at this point is at at a 9 1/2 month high, moving the big cap sector and moving the pc universe. we'll see if google can -- one trader was worried about google's earnings thursday. the intel's ch

csx, the big railroad company, good news here. they too beat their numbers. they've become cost-cutting giants. but look below the numbers, look underneath the hood a little bit and you'll see rail car volumes down 21%. the ceo just came out and said that today in the third quarter they would be down in the double digit area. so some improvement, but still a tough situation. finally, a little bit of sunshine for the energy companies. remember, they had sold off aggressively in the last three weeks, as oil started moving down. as oil has stabilized in the last several days, we're seeing some nice move up. and today, there's your leader, the energy stocks. trad tradertalk.cnbc.com. >> talking about the shadow hanging over techs. a lot of companies are continuing to defer purchase weres, and as a result, they m have to lower their prices in order to retain, not gain market share. it's off nearly 7% today on its analyst day. meantime, novellis, boosting numbers for the third quarter and said its bookings are higher. casting sunshine on chips, including intel. an

yeah, because we've got a picture of the guy who runs csx.u'll probably hear about that at some point. he's not a bad looking guy, but it's not you. but it's a small -- it's a fine point. i hate to bring these things up, but just in case you hear from your friends -- >> i actually got an im from somebody on that. >> you did? we try. we do our best, but, you know, there's -- i think we're on a roll. three straight in this hour. having the wrong picture of the wrong guy. the wrong picture of the right guy. >> this week has been -- gary kelly was the other one, right? >> yeah. >> michael, thank you for your time. phil we'll see you on "power lunch" and paul, always a pleasure. we look forward to the book. we'll talk more before it comes out. >> there is a lot going on. earnings keep rolling out. listen to this, bookings were up from a year ago, they're talking about bookingings of $7 billion versus the $6 billion from a year ago. they see earnings per share from continuing operations higher. raising the range of their guidance $460 to 4675 that