the dow, the nasdaq, s & p 500 closing mixed for the week. a huge deal announced friday. amazon is acquiring whole foods. the deal values whole foods stock at $40 a share. the move pushes amazon fully into the grocery space. and the tragic news out of washington, a deranged gunman who hated donald trump and the gop opened fire on republican congressmen during a baseball practice in alexandria, virginia. the gunman wounding congressman steve scalise and wounding four others. we all wish him a full recovery. the hospital did say he has improved the last 24 hours. attorney general jeff sessions testifying over accusations of russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. he said allegations that he excluded with the russians a detestable and appalling lie. steve mnuchin is confident the white house will get tax cuts pushed through congress by the end of the year. he told me just that earlier in the week. >> i have no higher priority than having tax reform done this year. we need to get back to sustained economic growth of% or higher. and we need to have tax reform,

showing you what's happening with futures after mixed ending to yesterday's session the nasdaq rose about 0.p% the dow and s finished lower. biotech has been strong lately we'll talk about that. >> it was a big turnaround from where we stood this time yesterday. the nasdaq was down about a half percent and ended up three quarters of a percent. >> the futures were not a tell for the session. nasdaq futures higher. nasdaq down 1, s&p down 3. not a lot of movement this morning. oil prices front and center. those low prices a drag on energy stocks for sure also keeping yields lower. wti, 42.44, down about 0.2%. brent crude below $45 a barrel nat gas higher this morning. >> that meant energy was the worst performing sector but only just beating banks in terms of the under-performance. energy down 1.6% banks down over 1% focus on them again today ahead of the stress test results asian equities at this hour, mixed performance. china had a tough day down about a third of a percent the shin zen com shenzhen comp . european trade is soft across the board today. oil prices falling yesterday down about 0.6% for france

the nasdaq. the dow up 0.7 the s&p 0.8. the nasdaq 1.4%.he nasdaq numbers to watch out for, 6321 is a record close. 6341 is a record intraday high so the dow is performing well. again, having had a few days of selloff prior to that. encouraging rebound in tech. 8 out of 11 sectors positive tech the best, energy the worst. ten-year treasury note did edge back up ending last week about 2.14%. at 2.16. >> a mixed day in trade for asia the japanese index closing at nearly a two-year high, but a different story for the hang seng and shanghai composite retreating ahead of what many call a highly anticipated decision from the msci today on whether the index holder will include china "a" shares, it's considered a watershed moment for china stocks if they get the green light this would allow the u.s. funds to get more exposure to chinese stocks ahead of that decision, the shanghai composite closing down. european stocks following the tech outperformance we saw last night. german and french stocks are also on the move here. specifically the technolog

in fact, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all hit new highs last week. that came despite the president's decision to bail on the paris climate agreement. and the subsequent backlash from corporate america as well as a mixed jobs report. now what will investors be watching snt uk election results on thursday. wall street is anticipating a victory for teresa may. but an upset for her or her party could cause a pretty severe market reaction. one other thing to keep an eye on, apple. best dow performer of the year is hosting a big event. it holds the worldwide developer conference tomorrow. tim cook could make an announcement, a competitor to the amazon echo and investors will be watching shares of both tech giants. >> you're live in the cnn newsroom. we have breaking news right off the top. increasingly tense scene in portland, oregon. protests are getting heated. this is video from a short time ago. everything from black bottles to bricks to balloons filled with a foul smelling liquid are being thrown at officers. that began as a trump free speech rally and

the nasdaq up more than 1%. this comes after the big selloff in technology. the biggest factor in the nasdaq and stechnicals may look bearish. this is a long-term chart of apple. they fell below the 50 day moving average hanging above the 200 day moving average. this tells us that the sellers pushed it down. the last few times it is happen the stock has dropped, here, here and a few other times. there are times when it flirted with the 50 day moving average. this probably suggest there could be weakness ahead. without waiting for the nasdaq and s&p 500 may tell us that the rebound in tech knowledge he could be short-lived. but let's go across the pond. nejra: i want to talk about the ecb. with an ecbterview councilmember. he said that he sees price stability -- no signs that price stability can beast sustained -- can be sustained. suggesting is is that mario draghi will become more of a hawk if you're a's labor market is any guide. unemployment is the blue line still high at 3.9%. more than double the u.s. level. it is the lowest since 2009. if you look at three previous episodes highlighted in ye

the 23rd for the s&p 500. today, the dow rose 92 points, 21,328. nasdaq advanced 44. the s&p 500 was up nearly 11. >>> on that bullish note, that's "nightly business report" f tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> this is bbc "world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm sunny days,

the dow was higher yesterday the s&p down by 0.2% the nasdaq 0.4%. bit of a selloff in the afternoon. not much in reaction to the fed decision just softness in the tech sector that's why we saw the nasdaq as the worst performer. futures are down quite sharply 64 points for the dow. the nasdaq down another significant move, 67 points. that's higher in percentage terms. 12 points down for the s&p question marks on whether this is in relation to the announcement, reported announcement that president trump is under investigation for obstruction of justice an update from washington on that coming up the fact that the nasdaq is leading the move down, suggests it is not that as the driver, just more tech softness. oil prices were key yesterday. we did see the energy sector within the s&p as the worst performer. down 1.8%. oil prices fell nearly 4% on u.s. inventory data for gasoline showing more supply than expected today things stabilized. wti 44.7 flat at this hour. ten-year treasury note, we got that 25 basis point hike we saw the dollar and yield curve

the nasdaq, the dow jones. the s&p. the $4 trillion in wealth that has been created. people are spending their money again. they'll be confident when they see their healthcare plan. people know that obamacare is broken. what leader mcconnell and the senate have done, he's putting together a plan that he knows rips out obamacare, branch and road. let's remind people why this is being done. this is not being done to keep a campaign promise. we're all imperative to the millions that thought they would get better healthcare through obamacare and who have been left behind. i sat in a listening session with a number of them in the white house. they tell their stories. >> it's heart breaking. >> they get the insurance card and the governor considers them insured. they can't use it. another day, just today, another, anthem inc. said they're out of two more states. >> this is donald trump's contract with the american voter. pan in. here's what's important about this. i was thinking about this with the noise, the hatred, the plays, the isis poses and the insanity. to me, the pr

pointing higher encouraging a second day of gains, about a half percent of gains for the dow and s&p yesterday. the nasdaqch sector rebounding after two days of declines yesterday 10 out of 11 s&p sectors were higher. teleco the only sector lower we are pointing higher this morning. the nasdaq leading the charge. only 10 points, 20 basis points higher let's look at treasuries as well all eyes on the bond and dollar market which have been remarkably stable given that we have a fed decision coming we are expecting a 25 basis point rate hike. it would be a huge surprise if we did not get that. we have the ten-year at around 2.2% it's been solid around that over the last two weeks or so 2:00 p.m. eastern time the fed decision comes out coverage on cnbc >>> now time for our must-reads. my pick is in the "new york times. titled why companies like uber get away with bad behavior this is written by randall strauss, he says behavior sun fortunately all too typical in silicon valley encouraged by weak boards, investors who compete among themselves to be the founder friendly and dual class stock structures similar t

the nasdaq has outperformed the s&p by almost 40%. last five years, it has outperformed by 5%. the nasdaq has gone bananas. and a time you have that high highd, you have to expect risk. it's hard to know when this will end, but typically what happens is you have a smooth ride on the way up, people are happy, and once volatility starts to hit, people get worried, things go down. especially when these stocks are trading on momentum, when it starts to go down, people might panic. you can expect this volatility considering risk is naturally attached to the hip with reward. joe: you talked about a very technical term -- stocks have been going bananas on the way up . for the investors fortunate enough to ride this an end is rally up, how important is it to have a plan preemptively of when they are inclined to sell and when they are inclined to take profits? ben: first of all, with these stocks, they are trading on pretty much price alone. it's not that these stocks are trading on valuations and fundamentals and you can plug something into y

the dow called higher by 14 points. s&p by 3. nasdaq by 15. ourse ended the month of may with gains led by the nasdaq. more on may's performance in a moment. asia overnight, pmi data for may hitting an 11-month low. the data in particular was for 9.9 49.6, expectations of 50.1. below 50 compared to official data the day before. news in terms of the chinese currency, the yuan reaching a seven-month high overnight. the pboc has been intervening in the market over the last week after that debt ratings downgrade and therefore propping up the currency once again. something it hasn't needed to do for the last three, four months. either way, china only down about a half percent. let's look at european trade. eurozone manufacturing pmi hitting highest levels in more than six weeks. that was in line with forecasts. green across the screen for european trade. uk manufacture earing dating da than expected. germany slightly higher, about a percent. france positive also. >>> brazil slashing the benchmark interest rates by 100 basis points. the move was expe

the nasdaq gained 48. and the s&p 500 rose 18. >>> and wall street's enthusiasm was due in part to the latest reports on the labor market. private businesses added more than 250,000 jobs last month. that was well ahead of estimates. and payroll processor adp said the hiring primarily came with companies with fewer than 500 employees. it accounted for three-quarters of the jobs that were added in may. and tomorrow, of course, the government's monthly employment report will be released. expectations for non-foreign payrolls to be increased by 184,000 and for the unemployment rate to remain steady at its 4.4% rate. >>> however, general motors will eliminate one of two shifts at a michigan transmission plant. the automaker won't say how many workers are affected. but there are reports it could be roughly 300 positions. >>> and those job cuts come amid lackluster sales last month at most of the major automakers. in fact it was the slowest pace we've seen in more than two years. but amid the unimpressive numbers, there we

the dow slightly higher. the s&p and nasdaqr yesterday the dow and s&p showed slight gained. >>> marc benioff talking a little f.a.n.g. stocks and uber and some new exclusive comments to cnbc. jeff s jeff sut moogeoff cutmore joins china with more. >> here we are at the world economic forum event which focuses on the fourth industrial revolution, which may explain why marc benioff is in town talking about ai and robots. i asked him about his m&a strategy one point he made is that he feels deals are getting expensive in the tech space. i said what about tech valuations on the publicly listed markets what did he think of the f.a.n.g. stocks? >> some of those f.a.n.g.s are still undervalued. i would agree with jim cramer. some of those companies, you look at aws, amazon web services, we work closely with amazon they're a large customer of ours you look at that aws business going past $20 billions this year, i think it's on a trajectory to go to 1$100 billion. you look at that as a multiple where amazon is today, amazon is a tremen

the nasdaq down 21 and the s&p finished down 7. the u.s. labor department says the number of jobs opened nationwide. is at an all-time high. employers are looking to fill 6 million jobs as of april and analysts mean that employers are ready to hire and probably willing to pay higher wagers to wormer. nearly 7 million americans are still looking for work and according to critics that is a sign of disparity from expectation and those looking for work and those looking to hire. >>> budding entrepreneurs showed of their tech skills at port richmond. the action cam was there for part of a special expo to help students learn coding and build their own apps and it teaches students how to create business and marketing plans. three winners were chosen from the entire field at today's event. >>> in northeast philadelphia there was cause for celebration. this morning the senior class of cardinal eagan high school received their diplomas. today was the commencement ceremony at holy family university. best of luck to the class of 2017. >> absolutely. st

i know the dow and the nasdaq and the s&p get really exciting. if you look at the russell and the transports, both are spiking more than the dow, nasdaq, and s&p. they are up 1.5% each. and as we look at the financials, they're leading the rally with all 11 stocks trading higher, investors on the edge of their streets waiting for the bank stress test results. these are new stress tests because a couple of days ago we got the first. new ones will be coming out in 90 minutes, specifically on giving these banks the green light to pay out more dividends and to initiate stock buy backs. that's after the bell. and for all of you online shopping fanatics, you might have to wait for your package to be delivered just a bit longer. federal reserve -- fedex. i'm always thinking fed. fedex stock was temporarily halted an hour ago on news pending that the courier service giant confirming a subsidiary of theirs was hit with a computer virus. no data breach was reported, so we look at fdx shares, they're moving higher by one and a quarter percent but fedex comin

the closing numbers, the dow jones industrial average added 62 points, finished at 21,206. nasdaq was up by 58. the s&p gained nine. it was the second straight week of gains for all three major indexes, sue. >> bill, now to that jobs report, which was a bit of a head scratcher. the jobless rate hit a 16-year low. that's the good news. but hiring slowed in may with the number of jobs created coming in below expectations. according to the labor department, non-farm payrolls increased by 138,000. the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, the lowest since 2001. so after a strong start to the year, job creation has cooled a bit over the past few months. hampton pearson explains why. >> reporter: the may slowdown in hiring was not the only surprise in the latest government jobs report. downward revisions for march and april pushed the three-month average to just 121 new hires per month, a sharp decline from the 181,000 average over the last year. >> the economy has to shift what it's doing from after the financial crisis and bubble. and that's a slow process. and that's just where we are. >> reporter: there were

. >>> a mixed day yesterday, the dow was at a record high closing and the nasdaq and s&p both finished in negative territory. >>> 5:25. a nice cool start this morning and we're minutes away from sunrise. that's a live view from center city. look how clear it is. beautiful morning and pretty nice afternoon. let's see if the traffic is as nice as the weather. jessica boyington. >> it's a nice drive around the tacony pam mirra bridge. no problems or openings right now. i'll have more for you at 5:30. >>> watching and waiting, bill cosby's fate hangs in the balance as the jury fails to reach a verdict. why his spokesperson says the comedian was upbeat. >>> i would have been right in the line of fire. >> reporter: a local congressman tells nbc10 how a missed ride may have saved his life at that baseball field. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> dodging bullets, republican l

if you take up the stats for the rest of the 495 stocks in the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are pretty well valued in terms of forward p.e. lauren: paul, you think which are talking about, we began to talk about callbacks. the point yesterday was a 10% drop from a recent high. the tech stocks in the s&p 500, 400 of their market territory. re: expect dean to correction? where do we go? >> i actually think we are seeing a sector rotation and much of the reason is we are going to get corporate tax reform if not this year, early next year. >> is going to go to stocks that actually have most of their earnings here in the united states. if you think about it, most tech stocks pay very, very low marginal tax rates because earnings come outside the united states. microsoft and apple have two to 5% marginal tax rate than the average s&p company is around 25%. >> let's be real here. what is the biggest fear right now? >> i live in washington d.c. if you talk to most people, they do not believe we are going to get individual tax reform because you have elizabeth and bernie sanders. they won't get 60 v

the futures market. dow futures up 40 points s&p up 5 nasdaq up six. t's show you the tech stocks in the premarket that's been such a driver of the action lately with the nas dak starting to underperform it looks like they're firmer as for the ten-year treasury note yield, slightly higher yields on what was considered a hawkish federal reserve. 217 is the yield it's not like we broke out of any range. we just didn't go back down further. >> exactly >> that was on the view that the federal reserve raised interest rates the third time since december kept up its tone that it will continue to raise rates. start to taper down the balance sheet or shrink the balance sheet and saw evidence that inflation is picking up. not sure if the bond market or the rest of the market sees that >> tried to write off some of the short-term inflation >> turning to asia bank of japan standing pat at its latest monetary policy meeting. the central bank leaving rates unchanged there, while offering a positive view of the economy the markets there. the nikkei up about a half per

the dow by the most, s&p 500 by 3/10 of 1%. the nasdaq had been lower earlier but we have not seen a big continuation of the selling that hit the markets yesterday and on tuesday. investors taking a bit of a breather after all the volatility and with saws and down. we have the nasdaq down 1.8%. it's worst week of the year. some investors are calling this serious, there aren't a lot of reasons for actual why investors are selling off those tech shares perhaps too far, too fast. it is still the best sector on the year and a great sector on the quarter despite this decline. for its500 on pace worst decline since the middle of april the look at the small-cap russell 2000 and the dow jones transportation average great we have the dow transport and aboutts best week a month. let's take a look at some of the stocks that are helping the dow transport before looking at some of those tech pleasers. we're looking at the likes of avis, along with the airline stocks trade avis of 12.7%, it's thatweek of the year on deal to manage google's autonomous c

the dow, nasdaq, s&p, ending postively for the week. david, melissa take it now. to eke out gains on this friday. the dow ended in the red about 13 point but the s&p gained a 10th of a percent as the nasdaq snaps a two-day losing streak. i'm melissa francis. david: just barely, barely snapped the loosing streak. i'm david asman. happy friday this is "after the bell." here is what we're covering in a very busy hour we have for you. strong reaction from the senate health care bill pouring in from washington to wall street while senate republicans move full

the dow and s&p. higher by about 1.3% for the nasdaq ahead of today's trade.utures pointing to a modest positive open. 30 points, just shy of that for the dow. 13 for the nasdaq, 13.p for t3 nasdaq an energy led story, the sector down 3% for this week. it is the worst performing sector, 9 out of 11 sectors have been in negative territory the week to date average return has been propped up by the tech sector the nasdaq the out-performer of the three indices. oil prices have been front and center all week. slightly higher today by a half percent. slightly higher by half a percent yesterday. as things stand now we'll look at about a 4% decline for the week 3% decline for the week as a whole. ten-year treasury note has been flat around 2.15 area. 2.16 this morning is the yield on the ten-year treasury note. >> stocks around the world, starting with asia, japanese markets closing up, just fractionally week to date the japanese nikkei did see a gain of 1% overall positive week for japan. hang seng closing flat the big story this week was the msci approval, the inclu

slightly lower open only two points in the free market. s&p nasdaq trying with a gain of 41 cents. make that 1% pure gold at five bucks to 12551 a tray ounce. >> we shall see. they are driving down the road together. we know will provide support and services for the self driving cars and davis will have some of the rental car locations to perkins served. the stocks impacted shares like 14% yesterday on this news. and then you've got apple teaming up with hers. after releasing the cars to test out self driving technology. shares of hers up sharply yesterday. there is the action for you. it's a shame how there are kind of combining. >> the european union's antitrust watchdog is expecting to hold a news conference in the next hour in connection with the investigation, sources tell dow jones to e.u. will hit google with $1 billion would demand changes. the issue here google allegedly manipulated search results to favor at some comparison shopping service. they are expected to top the e.u.'s record fine imposed in the market position with intel in 2008. c

the dow down 57 but the nasdaq up 45. the s&p 500 was down by about 1.5. >>> just how effective is the flu vaccine. what a new report found and that will -- the group least protected. >>> also ahead, an area boy receives a rare transplant at sanford children's hospital. why his sister knew exactly what he was going through. >>> what we are learning about the first death blamed on tropical storm cindy churning in the gulf of mexico. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> u.s. health officials say the flu vaccine did a poor job at protecting older americans last winter even though the vaccine was well matched to the flu bug going around. the report says the vaccine was about 42 percent effective in preventing illness severe enough to send the patient to the doctor's office but it w

abigail: we are certainly looking at a rebound rally for the major averages today after yesterday's selloff. 500 all nasdaq, s up.the nasdaq is on pace or close to erasing yesterday's decline. impressive trading after some of the bearish action yesterday. based on the fact that the nasdaq is outperforming the other two averages, you would think tech is the sector today, but look at banks. this seems to be a bit of a sector rotation. this is the third day up for the financial sector. this ahead of the third releasing the second part of the stress test results when we will find out whether the big banks can distribute loss of capital. some are saying $122 billion, much more than last year. yields rising for a second day in a row with the banks trading up in sympathy. investors think that will help the lending activity. a lot of strength in tech with the nasdaq trading higher. apple, facebook, microsoft, these are some of the top gainers for the nasdaq and the nasdaq 100. bloomberg equity analysts and strategists told me earlier that what is happening here is there is really solid growth for these names. if you

the nasdaq and s&p were up as well. the investors were not rattled by comey's testimony. they're more focused on events right now in europe and markets closed before exit polls showed potentially surprise election results in the uk. >>> back at home in georgia, horror on the roadway when a church bus carying student missionaries overturned. killing one and injuring dozens more. it was filled with high schoolers from the alabama church who were reportedly set to fly from atlanta to botswana. police are still investigating the cause but the crash involved one other vehicle. >>> there's more ahead here tonight. news about predicting autism earlier than ever before in babies as young as 6 months. stay with us. needles. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infection

was an uneven day on wall street where the dow jones industrial average hit a new high while the nasdaq and s&p indexes slid. the dolphin is up 89 points and not rock -- nasdaq dropped 114.>>> a congressman from montana will reportedly plead guilty to assaulting a reporter. he is accused of body slamming a reporter for the guardian after he asked the question about healthcare. the incident took place on may 24 one day before a special election. he is expected to plead guilty on monday. with demeanor us all carries a maximum of $500. he's expected to be sworn into office later on this month.>>> we started out the day with gray out there but lots of sunshine this afternoon. the winds are picking up at the weekends almost here and we could be talking about showers moving into the bay area. we had some clouds this morning but right now partly cloudy skies and we will check-in on the radar. yesterday we were tracking sprinkles and light showers. that threat has moved out of town leaving us with clear skies and temperatures warmer than yesterday's in a few spots. a few 70s in san francisco, 60 and

points an agreement with amazon to sell a limited number of products on the site the dow and s&p remain on track but the nasdaqikely to post its first negative month since last october they'll all post gains for the second quarter the dow and s&p which haven't posted a quarterly loss since the third quarter in 2013. humana, cboe and c.r. bard >>> tomorrow, oregon, maryland and washington, d.c. and 14 cities or counties will raise the minimum wage this comes on the back of two conflicting studies on the effect of raising the minimum wage and whether it's a good thing. one is from the university of washington which shows seattle's move to gradually increase the local minimum wage to $15 an hour has caused low wage workers to actually lose money because it reduced working hours there's another study from uc berkeley that says seattle's $15 an hour minimum wage law boosted pay for workers without costing jobs let's debate it now. cardinal martin is from the center of american progress. she is in favor of raising the minimum wage and michael saltsman is a research director. he's against it. good to have you here. i

the nasdaq. we start in the red just barrel. dow futures down 6, nasdaq down 2.5. s&p futures down 1.5 points. want to show you crude oil prices which are rising still higher after saudi arabia, bahrain and the united arab emirates along with yemen all cut ties with qatar. those countries are accusing qatar of meddling in their internal affairs and backing terrorism, increasing concerns about supply disruptions. we're now seeing 0.8 move higher on wti surpassing $48 a barrel. the stock index dropping sharply, 7.5%. we'll take you to dubai for an explanation and more on the market reaction in just a moment. >> elsewhere overseas, let's check on the markets in asia, china services pmi came in stronger than expects at 52.8 showing growth on the inspectser expanding at the quickest pace. you see really not too much action in the asian equity market. japan modestly lower. hang seng down 025%. not too much of a response from that quick data. over in europe this morning. germany is closed today. the uk may services pmi, though, coming in short of forecast. meantime, euro done's pmi slightly better tha

here we are watching the market right now at record highs. the s&p and nasdaq hitting all-time highs today. you can see the market up 112 points right there on the dow jones industrial average. keep watching it. 169. 21,169 as that would be if we close above that, a very big deal. president trump is expected to pull the u.s. out of the climate deal, that's what we're hearing, anyway. but the reality is it's still up in the air, and he did tweet out he's not going to let anyone know until today at 3:00 some of his top advisers, lawmakers, and ceos have actually been encouraging him to stay in. so what does it mean either way? what does it mean to you? what does it mean to our economy? and what does it mean to the global environment we're in? we have all the intel for you coming up. plus, hillary clinton playing the blame again yet again for her 2016 loss. clinton blaming the russians, the dnc, the new york times, and it goes on and on and on. i mean, lots of people to blame; right? will mrs. clinton ever realize she was the problem? we're on that for you. and th

the bridge. >> you can't get your makeup done in six minutes. u.s. equity futures after a trifecta of a record close. s&p, dow and nasdaqinishing at record highs yesterday. the strength continues this morning. dow futures are up more than 50 points. nasdaq futures up 20. s&p futures are up 5 points. >> russell didn't have a record close? >> i don't think so. russell has been lagging a bit. >> that would have been quadfecta. >> i think it was quartet. didn't we agree on that? >> let's show you where oil prices stand. part of the story. we did see a rebound yesterday in the trade. wti down 2%. wti at 47.33. brent down as well. 49.57. >> the interesting thing on oil, obvious that this would react in that way, permitting more supply to come on from the frackers, does this allow more demand for the fossil fuel -- >> or projects which may have been limited. >> it's reacted in terms of it boosts supply rather than demand, either way, i think the moves are small. 2% or so for what was the groundbreaking climate change deal of our time. biggest energy consuming -- >> even energy ceos wanted to keep the u.s. in the deal, have a s

the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 ended last week in positive territory. >>> we continue to follow breaking news of bucks county. schools are closed in the central bucks school district today. next, we'll update you on the search for an escaped prisoner in the area. >>> also, atm mystery. next, where this money machine was found and why police have a lot of questions about it.

the series ending in 2016 after six seasons. s&p higher by 3. nasdaqy 10 and that's what's happening now, cheryl. cheryl: we were talking about the fact that health care names are performing in the markets. five weeks in a row you have the guys higher. we will see what today brings as republicans are unveiling the bill in the senate yesterday but they may not have the votes to pass it. let's bring in republican strategists and former nevada gop chairwoman amy, you have basically, it comes down to the numbers, right? >> yes, absolutely, it does. cheryl: 52-48 split, you have four republican senators including ted cruz, rand paul, what are the chances now with high-profile names saying they don't want to get involved? >> well, it'll be interesting to watch but what i think we need to do here is we need to slow it down a bit. you can't expect to have a bill come out one day and within less of a week be able to have everyone on board like the democrats did. it took them 14 months to get obamacare passed an democrats tend to follow each other, republicans d

the dow up by 63. s&p nasdaq slightly higher as well. lauren: will down 20% so far this year is up-to-date by 50 cents. of course a weak u.s. dollar helping the oil down $15. one and a quarter% at 1240 a troy ounce. cheryl: trading for the month of june, everything is up about 1%. let's bring in anthony chan, we would like to see these numbers certainly. washington could be an issue. how closely are you watching the bill? >> it's important that they make progress. i don't expect progress will be immediate. keep in mind every time you try to do something to help one group of republican senators, another group gets the point. it's almost like waccamaw. right now some senators have a little problem with the preexisting conditions, which the american people want, but that of course means that raises the premiums and other senators feel it. i hope that some sort of a compromise will be crafted at some point because the american people will be the winners out of this. everybody in congress understands that. >> had his health care reform plan a

t the dow fell by 2.5 points today. nasdaq added 28 though. s&p rose by nearly four points and as you can see, the nasdaq easily outperformed the other major averages for the week, but there's a switch happening within the tech d by the big n. the fang stocks, facebooks and amazons and fwogoogles. now, a new group of name taki charge. kim forest joins us tonight to talk about that. kim, we have almost two weeks ago, the tech wreck and maybe look elsewhere for new leadership. what are they looking for? >> well, i think anytime you'r growth. and if you're investing in tech, you're really looking for gro h growth. have what in common? growth. so i think a couple of the leerds have to do with online paycheck or pay stub calculations that sort of thing. so that would be adp and paycheck. and i think people are looking for more hire iing to go on thi year. an logical conclusion if you're buying those stocks. >> other stock that you consider new leadership here. gardener group. why that one? >> the gardener group, they're kind of interestinra and what

before we hit the big three stories fut dlures after a day of declis the dow down a third of a percent. the s&p was down 0.7 the nasdaqook like we have stemmed some of those concerns the dow and s&p essentially flat asian trade for you soft apart from china china getting a bump from the announcement that it will be included in the msci index. shanghai's foreign ownership only 2%. that inclusion could make a material difference once they are included next year hong kong and japan soft softness in europe as well playing catch up to yesterday's selloff in wall street energy names continue to face some pressure as they have here in the oil price weakness. >> oil prices, after yesterday, wti dipped at one point below $43 a barrel officially into a bear market. 20% off the havenrecent highs wti is weak again this morning brent just below $46 a bar rechbarrel >> the ten-year, 2.15 is where we hit yesterday we dropped below there this morning because of the lack of inflation trade. we got super low yields on the 30-year yesterday which a lot of people were talking about. as for the u.s. dollar, broadly weaker the dxy dollar i

this is a look at the nasdaq volatility to the s&p 500 volatility.e're showing a long-term chart here back to 2002, because we saw the biggest fight in relative volatility in 14 years time over the past couple of days. after a volatility shock like that, what then happens? we will discuss that in the coming days as we watch what technology does. elsewhere, we have some movers to look at. that includes cheesecake factory. they have been holding up well in what has been called a difficult casual dining environment. they have cut their earnings, margins, and same-store sales. the pharmaceutical -- a pharmaceutical company is rising after wells fargo reports they are looking at all strategic options including going private. analysts met with the pharmaceutical company last friday. we will look for any headlines on that. a quick check on the 10-year note. the fed is indeed meeting, and we have been seeing a decline in yield going into that meeting. seven basis points for the 10 year yield. high expectations for an interest rate increase. as always, we wil

the nasdaq and s&p all trading higher. up 4/10 of 1%, the nasdaq also rising close to 1%.ou had tech am, health care on friday leading the games. no surprise that financials took it on the chin. if there is fewer interest rates with tightening. that will not be a great margin for many banks. haidi: the low rate environment globally may be here for longer. but you have this interesting dichotomy. u.s. 10 years at bond rally continue to yielding. they are yielding to the lowest. u.s. stocks near record highs. look at how we are setting up in asia. we had new zealand trading , outside 07%. the kiwi dollar 71.40. futures and australia shaping up like this. there pretty flat. up 0.2%. the asx is 10 points higher. we have the reserve tank of australia decision coming soon. and from interest, even though you have a 20% chance of a rate hike, the probabilities that they will cut rates have more than doubled from the last meeting. a lot changes in terms of increasing bearishness on the australian economy in the past for bait -- four weeks. here is shery ahn. yvonne: the world bank

you're watching "squawk box" live from the nasdaq market site in times square. >>> good morning. market hat trick. the dow, s and nasdaq starting -- or closed yesterday at record highs. and the futures are pointing to more of the same this morning. we have the dow up 65, 65 points. this is pretty amazing. the zch ins&p indicated up 6. i keep looking at that -- i won't mention whose bottom it was at 2316 that said this is a market you definitely don't want to chase. don't chase this market at 2316. we'll open at almost 2440. what is 2316 to 2440? >> a lot. >> that's where you get to whiedy listwhy e did i listen? why did i say it? let's look at crude prices. crude prices are down. that's interesting to think about. i look at it that energy will stay cheap. energy will stay cheap. the transition from hydrocarbons to renewables is expensive. it would have been expensive. the supply with stay high of natural gas and hydrocarbons. >> on this point, president trump announcing the united states withdrawal from the paris climate accord despite an outcry from some leaders in the business community. the president says

we're seeing record closes for the dow, nasdaq and s&p. we see resiliency of this market. up 46 points. closing at record high. nasdaq really steals the show. on the dow, eight of 30 names crossing into new record average. mcdonald's, johnson & johnson, boeing just to name a few. volatility index, that vix still hovering around lows. you could see it to the downside. fear on wall street was put aside until now. they did not worry about the paris accord. they did not worry about non-farm payrolls coming in less than expected. focusing in positive big picture. 10-year bond, 2.15%. record day on wall street. ashley. ashley: that says it all, nicole petallides, thank you very much. markets as you said is the to finish at record highs. thjobs report watepii think you could say at best. discuss with griffith capital randy anderson and senior equity strategist, linda duessel. randy, that jobs report was pretty lukewarm. what is the state of the economy? i want to say we're moving forward and gaining momentum but economic data doesn't always play into that. >> exactly as we've been

the nasdaq fell 13. the s&p 500 was up fractionally. and after a tough run for the tech stocks, the nasdaq was the only major index that was lower this week. >>> consumers are feeling a bit less optimistic. a survey by the university of michigan showed the biggest drop in sentiment since october. that slide reflects concerns about the president's economic policies and whether congress will pass new legislation. according to the survey, more respondents expect a recession in the next five years than those who saw an uninterrupted expansion. in theory, the more optimistic people feel, the more they spend. and spending is a key component of economic activity. >>> the number of new housing projects started in may fell for the third straight month. given the lack of homes listed on the market, you would think builders would be eager to break ground, but that wasn't the case. according to the commerce department, housing starts dropped 5.5% last month and building permits also fell. economists say this could be a sign that the shortage of hous

so far the nasdaq is up more than 14% while both the dow and the s&p are up roughlile%. that's starting to show signs of changing here let's get to the closing bell he can change for strategies for the second half of the year. chris care daro is next to peter costa from empire executions and rick santelli checks in from the cme in chicago peter, you famously exited the market before the beginning of this year. i don't think you have gotten back in. you have been shorting this market >> i'm going to tell you i'm almost thinking about doubling down because i really think we are getting to a point where you have valuations -- you know what everyone is saying the earnings have gotten better and better. they really haven't gotten all that much better and i think that, you know what, you have had this move, it's been non-stop that there is going to be some point, an inflection point i think it's coming up fairl soon you have a -- you have washington, d.c. as far as i am concerned is a big mores of problems i don't think people are looking at what's going on there as that's goi

markets mostly shrugging off that jobs number, the dow, nasdaq and s&p touching all-time highs friday, closing firmly in the green for the second straight week. >>> another headline catching investor attention this week would be president trump pulling out of the paris climate agreement, arguing that it hurts the u.s. economy. the deal is a pact between almost 200 nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to fight climate change, but the president says too much of the onus is on america. it is worth noting that on thursday, when he made that announcement, all three of the major stock indices rallied to close at all-time highs. back over to you. maria: thank you, connell. president trump returning from first international trip to a sea of uncertainty, tax reform, health care are all in limbo as investigations dominate d.c. joining me is home depot co-founder ken langone. ing me, u for joining us. maria. maria: as a businessman, obviously, you operate in business and you know you can't spend too much. you've got to make sure to pay debts. you've got to make sure to create

the new york stock exchange. another day of records. the s&p 500 has broken through to new intraday all-time highs. so has the nasdaq. q, and s&p, all three of major averages are looking at report closing levels. this as all 10 sectors are to the upside. what is bringing the optimism here to wall street? we're not soaring but all 10 sectors have been higher. two element today in particular helped to boost this market. one was the adp report, private sector jobs report, came in 68,000 more jobs than anticipated that could be a prelude to tomorrow's monthly jobs report. we saw strength in businesses and services. that is where the jobs were added. coupled with oil. oil saw a draw-down in the build that we've seen in the inventories. oil has been down a couple sessions but now really stablized. it is in fact at 48.97. all 10 sectors are higher. we spoke with scott red new money is coming into this market for the month, neil. neil: a lot of new money. thank you very much. nicole petallides. >>> will the new economy keep coming in when buyers start realizing the time to get everything done including the russia probe and al