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patrick's parish i used to hear the bells ringing i stopped hearing the church bells so one day after massey asked father tony is there a noise ordinance from stopping the bell ringing so i asked to ring the bell it happens ever nice and it feels good whatever you're in the neighborhood you hear the bells ringing and it's part of the fantastic pea the reason i bring that up is because vince a instrumental during the st. phillip's effectively he's helping out with the beverages and all that for making the effectively a success and going going back to the bell ringing thing now i've assembled a group of people and we have a number of people that ring the 0 bells and oftentimes we've had them at the valley taven and even in the back patio area. we liquor that on a saturday afternoon because it made the feeling even more special. i think the valley taven is an important fabric in noah valley it feels like a european country it feels like a pub where it's not like a bar scene it's more like a gathering place a place where things get down and old friends meet and visitor out of town take th

it waffle carrier is new and speaks to taco bell and what they do.ry meat of norway -- this is mickey d's receipt after what must have been a very satisfying meal. ♪ [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm cristina alesci. halfway throughout the trading day, let's get caught up on where stocks are at. all three major indexes are in the red following yesterday's biggest drop in a month. financials are the worst performing sector, led lower by citigroup, the only one of the nation's five banks to fail the fed's stress test. telecom italia is best-performing sector. spokeorning, alix steel to jim biondo, president and founder of beyond the research he says the wear of the dreaded slowdown. alex asked why he thinks the economy isn't doing as well as everyone else thinks. >> i think we are being faked out by weather. the first quarter was depressed by weather and the second quarter will rebound because it will stop. but when you get past all of that, we've got a slowing in the econom

again, minutes after the closing bell as we look at the bell ringing in 23 minutes from now, wwe're lookinge dow jones industrial average closer to major milestone. nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange with that. nicole: one moment ago the dow was at 16,446. 130 points away from where it closed last year. if it were to cross that 130 points away from where we are now, they would finally move into positive territory for the dow jones industrial. we have seen the s&p and the nasdaq in the green for the year 2014. take a look at some of the retailers in focus right now. sales have been falling lower-than-expected results in the latest quarter. tough competition, e-commerce. that is another factor. cost go saw profits fall 15%. they did have lower international profits for foreign exchange rates, radioshack, a name we followed so closely hit a new low, $2. i wanted to pull up the 10-year chart. back in 2007 this was a $35 stock. 2010 it was $24, so it is not 35 but still 24. today $2. it really shows you and puts together a chart to show you how frustrated the shareholders really lo

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[closing bell ringing] david: bells are ringing on wall street. a record day.day of the year. it is a terrific market day. there are questions what is happening in ukraine may not be over yet, not affecting traders today. they tout the market yesterday was way oversold. they were buying today, a busy market day right here on "after the bell" which starts right now. david: stocks rallying today to rebound from yesterday's losses. let's break down the action with our panel. condition croft will tell investors what entry tolook for. jamie cox, will tell us where investors may want to look to get higher returns in the u.s. equity market. dan test system from the cme.

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they knew that from willy bell >> they were looking for a black male.hey knew that from willy bell told them it was a black male raping diane. >> they got a few leads but they didn't pan out. nothing pointed to the person that actually committed the offense. >> since the fatal wound was made with surgical precision, police also focused on health care workers as possible suspects. >> they just started dragging everyone, all the black males downtown and had them fingerprinted. and they were doing some things that would not be accepted today. >> i thought that, honestly, that the person just slipped through the cracks. >> diane maxwell's murder started to look like a random homicide, the hardest kind to solve. >> everyone assigned to the homicide division at the time, they were like 30 detectives. they all worked the case. but as time goes on, as you know, and the leads diminish, there just comes a point in time where just -- there's no more trails left. >> each week, as more and more fingerprints were added to the houston files, examiners would compare th

i think it probably would have closed a little bit lower if we heard obama's comments before the bell rang. that said, we actually heard this kind of language before. we heard it when we were dealing with syria and it's kind of hard for me to believe that either nato or the united states is actually going to intervene in that region, i think it's time for tough talk but i'm not anticipating tough action. >> i think mike makes a good point. if you're really worried to go out and buy some puts or take off any risks that you might have had, the bond markets and the options markets have been skeptical in this rally for quite a while. they've been skeptical for a couple of weeks. one thing, it's never good when traders talk about geo political problems. because the people on the ground now in the crimea, they don't come with a fistful of buy orders for our equity markets. this has an opportunity to be bad and not good for us. >> let's take it a step further, here's a country, ukraine, that's ready to default on 30 billion, $50 billion in debt. is russia going to be pumping money to kiev wh

i don't think you can ring the bell and say there's any sign that high-flyers are coming down en masse because of the price action. >> is this a good time to get into the names like a 3d, netflix or priceline? >> i think you make a very point by saying they had a huge run-up. we're talking about relatively modest decline relative to the gains we've seen. think back on netflix specifically, we started wondering about the valuation, here we are, 50, $60 before he decided to exit the stock. just because it's off of $450, that doesn't make it cheap. when i take a look at, this i think dan is right. some correction of sorts in these types of stocks does seem like a good idea. i don't think this really is one yet. it needs more significant declines. >> dan is absolutely right. this is healthy in these names. everything that's worrisome today, is the fact that the s&p made an all-time high and really had an ugly day rejected that all-time high, you know, the bigs bounced off at 14, ended up at 15. people are buying protection. back to these high-flying names, there's a big difference between

live at a taco bell in burbank. me to this. hold on a minute before i totally embarrass myself. $1.99, $3.59. can this guy start to eat this guy's lunch at breakfast? mcdonald's own 30% market share. the taco bell ceo says, quote, will go down in history as it done the largest menu roll out over with an ad campaign less about product and more about declaring war. >> to show you just how much people are loving taco bell's all new breakfast we asked some very special people. >> my name is ronald mcdonald. >> i amran nald mcdonald. >> my name is ronald mcdonald. >> what do you think? >> it's really good. >> i was surprised how good it is. >> i love the new am crunch wrap. >> i'm ronald mcdonald. >> i amran nald mcdonald and i love taco bell's new breakfast. >> well, breakfast is the fastest growing category in fast food. taco bell hopes to break through the clutter with the waffle taco and a.m. crunch wrap because here in california it's largest market, people drive with one hand and eat breakfast with the other. while

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welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange, on a day where we're on the lows of the session. >> another down day. this time it is the worst of the -- we've had four consecutive down days now for the market. this is the biggest selloff. what's very interesting is there's no consensus on what's causing the selloff today. depending on who you ask, it's china, it's the situation in ukraine, it's correlation with germany. it's comments by mario draghi, which have sent the you'euro lo. all over the map today so far. the point is, it's our fourth consecutive down day. >> that's right. we're going to keep a close eye on markets. we're seeing the s&p 500 selling off by about 22 points. we mentioned the dow off 220 to 161138. the nasdaq losing ground as well, off 68 points in the session today. >> let's talk about it in our "closing bell" exchange. we have heather hughes, greg ip, amy wu, ron weiner, and our own rick santelli. we're going to bring a trader from the floor. you want to b

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[closing bell ringing] david: right.ebuilders got knocked on the chin today as well. whole bunch of sectors with the exception of utilities. it is not a good day. looks like the market settling down about 231. liz: 231. low of the session was 246. we'll take shining rays of light where we find them. tough days for the bulls on the market session. dow jones industrials getting clipped by 231 points. it is the nasdaq that really got it hit. it started to come back. at one point the nasdaq was down 80 points. s&p down about a percent. david: "after the bell" starts right now. david: well stocks, falling to even though the release of some u.s. economic data was kind of

including kristen bell? well, here's the math.ject on kick starter, one willing cast, 91,000 fans, and $5 million. what does it all add up to? veronica mars the movie. chris connelly has been followed kristen bell and company for the past year. >> i don't really do that anymore. >> a feature financed by fans via social media. it's unprecedented in hollywood history. >> mars. >> it's been a year in the making. "nightline" has been there every step of the way. >> a girl, a teenager and a private detective. a triple threat. >> seven years after its small screen debut, veronica mars and its sleuth at center with enjoy an unlikely resurrection. kristen bell is now the voice of anna in "frozen" and the original veronica mars cast. >> i wanted to make the movie since the day our production shut down. our cast has been stayed very close. we knew everyone was in. >> did anyone on your team say it's crazy. you have a flourishing career. you don't have to do this. >> i do not let them talk to me like that. second of all, i do not have a flou

. >> "the closing bell" is next. >> see you later. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where for the second straight day we're seeing a pretty strong rally in stocks, bill, as the federal reserve begins a policy meeting. >> and if you were blaming vladimir putin for last week's declin declines, investors may have to thank him for two-day rally. market taking putin at his word that it all stops with crimea. others have their doubts though as they say, that's what makes a market right now. so we are higher so far today gaining back what we lost last week. >> for everyone who points to the geopolitical concern moving to the back burner, there will be someone who says you never want to take a guy like vladimir putin at his word. also, the market keeping an eye on the fed. at this hour tomorrow janet yellen will be in the midst of her first news conference. right now we're in day one of na two-day meeting. we'll lay out what investors should expect. >>> then remember earnings? that matters -- >> i think i heard of it. >> --

[closing bell ringing] names like alexion and amgen. david: bells are ringing on wall street.at the beginning of the day. liz, going, ain't they cute, all the girl scots. we've been attacked by those people all over the place. you can't go to a parking lot without girl scouts trying to get you to buy their cookies. a lot of people ended up buying stocks. speaking of buying. started out with the bad news coming from china. looked like the markets, in fact for a while the dow was in triple-digit loss territory. it regained a lot of that going into the closing bell. they're down but not out by any means, liz. liz: time for your front page headlines. mcdonald's, the world's largest restaurant chain and in many of your portfolios reported a bigger than expected drop in local comparable sales last month. it was .3 of a%. low business in the u.s. due to weather we say. david: we talked about this unexpectedly weak economicat

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[closing bell ringing] >> herbalife pulled back 8%, under pressure absolutely. >> bells ring on walle. not to proverbially but of course with the markets and of course st. paddie's day. look a nice move for the dow jones industrials. up 178 points. do you believe we are up 205 at one point? look at nasdaq. up 56 at one point. ending the session up 34. so some air came out of this rally but at the moment still looking pretty good, david. david: as you pointed out before, liz, 18% below normal that is the very volume today. very low volume. we'll see for conviction particularly after the fed meets tuesday and wednesday. time for the front page headlines. u.s. manufacturing output posting its largest increase in six months in february. that helped a surge in the market. factory production increased .8% last month. liz: there was positive

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a demotion to be the cow bell guy? >> does it look like a demotion? >> now it doesn't. >> you can see much more of alex and jimmy right after the news tonight at 11:35. >> you have to watch that. >> he has elevated the cow bell to a new level. >> sandhya patel is here with that. a little earlier before you go to bed live doppler 7hd we will tell you where we are seeing showers right now. moderate rainfall along the san mateo and santa cruz county coast developing in the last half hour or hour. we are seeing a few spotty showers shed -- around hayward and concord. we are seeing state route 88 actually reporting chain controls right now. there were thunderstorms that moved across toward the sierra as well in the last few hours. we have been watching the thunderstorms developing. we will see the potential for some thunderstorms around here as well. we #r* looking at rainfall totals that haven't been impressive. i do want to show you what they look like in the last 24 hours. . thrie 6 of an inch and .16 at san francisco. u

david asman joins me for "after the bell."l kind of big names are joining us including microsoft. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. liz: here she is. blackberry taking another hit today. >> again. you were hoping for a bounce-back for all the blackberry shareholders. down another 4%. concerns about revenue for blackberry. 8.07 is where blackberry is now. david: let's talk about microsoft. it is over 41, rye? >> it hit a new high for the dow jones industrial average. satya nadella made a presentation of office boeing to the ipad. they will be focusing on apps. the stock up 1.7%. liz: microsoft is trading above $41 a share. we vane seen that price in years. >> when you talk about microsoft we're really looking at some tech stocks, liz, focusing on nasdaq up over 1%. micron technology another great, great performer, up 8% ahead of earnings later in the week. david: may be that biotech is turning around now, nicole. ibb, sort of the biotech etf. that is doing very well today. >> biotech had a tough turn, beaten undo. f

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scott bud man has a story that starts with march madness and ends with a cow bell. >> reporter: such a great story. sanford in a tight basketball game with the winner going onto the ncaa sweet 16. turns out, all the team needed was a little more cow bell. >> the momentum continues. >> reporter: it was a close game. >> puts it up. followup -- >> reporter: and that's where the stanford band took over. specifically, aleck chang on the cow bell in a video clip that went viral on the internet. >> first and for most, i'm a stanford basketball fan. >> reporter: he was just having fun but when the cameras caught him, the country took notice. >> my friends and family have definitely reached out to me and kind of poking fun at me, but it's all good natured and good time. >> reporter: aleck says that's what the stanford band does, keep the energy up, but you might also be thinking of this. >> i could have used a little more cow bell. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: aleck says yeah, he knows it. >> i do. i do. i'm a pretty big will ferrell fan. i do get that reference, and it has come up numerous times in the

[closing bell ringing] cheryl: the bells are ringing on wall street right now.for the markets considering where we began. look war we're ending the dow, s&p, nasdaq and russell 2000 all to the downside but well off session lows as you can see. the dow is down about 25 points, david. actually a pretty strong performance. nasdaq, as you mentioned, technology not really a favorite. david: if you look at trends. people going to the big name stocks, russell and mid-sized stocks are getting worst very hard. the worst of index is small and medium size cap stocks. larger caps, that is where some of the smart money was going. cheryl: absolutely. david: take you through some of your front page headlines. u.s. manufacturing activity slowed in march. that had something to do with the market going down that reached nearly a four-year high last month. rate of growth and pace of hiring is still s

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two local companies ringing opening bells.that's fire eye on the nasdaq, on the left they are offering more shares, coupons.com on the nyse, they are on the right here goes the mountain view company ringing the opening bell getting our trading started off this morning. good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. coupons.com. went public. >> there you go. i'm peggy bunker in for laura garcia-cannon. bringing you up to date on breaking news, fire investigators in hayward looking into what sparked a carport fire next to an apartment complex that caught fire earlier. nine cars destroyed or damaged. hours earlier crews put out a fire at an apartment building next door. a 3-year-old child was thrown from the second floor unit. he was not hurt. >> it was the only way out. my mom was out first when my aunt came down to the bottom my mom was down so by that time i guess she heard my stepdad get the baby so she caught him. >> you believe that. two others were taken to the hospital after they jumped from the second floor as well. investigators in sa

taco bell? or mcdonald's? >> it benefits the folks in the ad who have had that name all their life and now they can make some cash. >> just made, meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >> we have clouds in the distance and one or two will turn into showers the next 30 hours but a good chance of rain this weekend and another chance on monday with a new timetable and amounts in the seven-day forecast. >> the coastal trail in the bay area where the you have just got a lot better. >> what is it about north korea's kim jong-un hair that is creating the buzz overseas? >>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the new devil's slide coastal trail hops in an hour and a half and the public can walk next to the cliffs and look over at the pacific. all because of a $2 million investment by a group of agencies. it follows the 1.3-mile route of highway one which now is bypassed by tunnels. san mateo county resurfaced the road and made other improvement and is a segmen

"countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman starts now. liz: gm under fire for bailing more quickly to recall $106 million with potentially faulty ignition switch is connected to 12 deaths. now a u.s. attorney is stepping in as congress opens the investigation. how will mary handle this crisis? we investors flocked to the door taking other automakers instead. we have every angle covered. a dramatic of electric cord cutting. new jersey governor chris christie, demanding the electric carmaker and although -- how much of a setback is this for tesla? ceo elon musk never gives up. will this challenge the way cars are sold nationwide? "countdown to the closing bell" starts now. liz: good afternoon. i am liz claman. this is the last hour of trading and after a year of waving his arms and screaming that herbal life was losing money because investors shrugged off his claims, activist investor bill ackman has succeeded for now in hitting herbal life below the belt but 19 minutes ago we learned the supplements have been spurred with notice by the fed

cbs sports tweeted out "so much cow bell." sb nation tweeted out this picture saying insane cow bell player says hello, internet. >> something tells me he's quite the character. stanford women have their own shot at getting into the sweet 16 today. the number two seeded cardinal take on the tenth ranked florida state seminoles. tip-off, 3:30 this afternoon. stanford will be looking for a little payback. the last time the cardinal didn't advance to the sweet 16, it was in 2007 when they were upset by the tell knows. >>> from the court to the baseball diamond, opening day exactly one week away for the giants. but third baseman pablo sandoval is unlikely to have a new contract before then. sandoval rejected the giants' offer this weekend. that deal was for three years and it was worth about $40 million. his agent says sandoval wants at least five years and $90 million. >> can't wait. >>> still to come, a deer gets stuck in a precarious situation. >> we're going to show you how he was freed from this family's backyard coming up. y

cob bell. >>> cow bell. >>> can bell. >>> cob bell. >>> kabul. >>> authorities are looking for suspects after carjacking in the east bay. a woman and her 12-year-old son had returned to their home in san leandro, approached by four people, one of them armed with a gun. >> reporter: the woman said she feared for her life and her son's life. she's too shaken up to speak on camera, which is understandable. this is where the woman said it happened just before 4:00 thursday afternoon. this drive bay here, the woman and her 12-year-old son had just returned home and parked their car when four men in their late teens or early 20s approached the two. >> one of the suspects pointed a gun at the woman and her son and demanded the woman's purse which she gave over and took the video. >> reporter: police found the car less than a mile away about a half mile away in oakland but the men were not inside. police say multiple law enforcement agencies are looking for them. >> officers did stop and destain four people that matched the description of the suspects, which were somewhat similar in description

she will work out of the new substation in the bell haven community. the city council approved the company's offer tuesday night to pay $600,000 over three years for the full-time police officer. the veteran will patrol around the facebook campus, also work with schools and businesses to create public safety plans and conduct emergency drills. she starts her new job april 1. >> there is wortry price of groceries could go up after a massive merger between two chains. the parent of albert sons bought safeway for more than $8 billion in cash and stock. with the purchase albertsons will operate more than 2400 stores and compete against kroger which has 2600. san francisco state university professor mark says some stores could close and prices could spike. >> they will probably close some stores, they are going to have to cut some costs. they are spending $8 billion on this acquisition so they have to get some of that back right away. >> consumer watchdog groups believe both companies may have to lay off employees. both companies denying stores will close.

an army of them drafted by taco bell. >> all: i'm ronald mcdonald, and i love taco bell's new breakfast. >> reporter: both vying for a bite of your breakfast buck. taco bell featuring this new ad with 25 men really named ronald mcdonald professing their love for the newly launched break breakfast menu. >> really good. >> this is taco bell's way of saying that there's a new breakfast player in town and there's no better way to do that than to go after the king of breakfast by market share, which is mcdonald's. >> reporter: in a defensive play, mcdonald's now announcing they'll offer a free small cup of coffee to customers for two weeks starting monday. taco bell's response telling abc news, "we just launched the next generation of breakfast. it's not a two-week promotion. clearly our competition is taking notice and reacting." the golden arches also taking their fight to social media letting the dog out, barking back, "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" and letting the world know that they are the original. ♪ we do it all for you >> reporter: if you think things are sizzling, e

how did you get the name belle knox?'s supposed to be a formula, first pet, my name was a cat called rocky, then your first street name, which mine was rox bottom lane. >> mine is kind of strange. so it's belle after from "beauty and the beast" and "the call girl." >> and knox? >> i've always had this fascination with the amanda knox case. >> you're named after amanda knox? suspect that creepy? >> she's just really interesting. she seems like a cool person to talk to about -- she seems very intelligent. i don't know. >> how much do you make from your movie making, what do you get for a film? >> i can make about $1200 each scene. >> which is a lot more than you can get than if you were working as a waitress in north carolina for example? >> absolutely. it's less time consuming. i don't have to worry about, you know, not getting sleep or not doing my work, because i'm working three jobs. >> well, belle, it's been fascinating talking to you. best of luck back at duke. i think you're going to be in for a fairly rough ride. t