dow up 39, s&p 4, and the nasdaq up 2 and change.icials in hawaii are warning that the volcano kilauia could erupt any time. governor says mass evacuations may occur if more cracks are detected. around 2,000 people have fled homes. look at the pictures, kilauea has destroyed 36 structures, gets worse there. a nurse has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of of foreign security adviser h.r. mcmaster. he fell and hit his head at senior care facility and accused of falsifying documents to make it appear that she followed the necessary procedures, sad. and a disappointing stock debut for largest initial public offering of the year receiving weak reception from investors yesterday, far below 27. weak pricing after several insurers reported disappointing earnings. you have to be a tech stock to get better valuation. cheryl: no kidding. we have a lot coming up in the world, june 12th, the date, we've got it in singapore, time and date set with the president's historic meeting with kim jong un but trump is make it clear h

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s&p f6, nasdaq up 32 and a quarter. extend from new metal tariffs will still face quotas. peter navarro says it's a matter of national security. the decision coming after president trump was on imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on the european union, canada and mexico. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is taking names at a newly released report on voting records found that member states voted with the u.s. 31% of the time last year and that is down 10% from the year prior. reacting to that report, it is not an acceptable return of the united states investment and suggest this could factor into aid decisions. secretary of state mike pompeo receiving a warm welcome on his first day at the state department. he told hundreds of diplomats he would work to restore morale at the department and help get his swagger back. pompeo says president trump will visit the state department for the first time tomorrow for the swearing-in. the programming note for you. maria bartiromo will be interviewing secretary of state condole

s&p up 5, nasdaq up 21.yl: taking a look at european stocks, mixed open, everything is down now. the ftse and cac 40 all slightly in the red. gerri: after such a good week, too. in asia hope of positive outcome lifted stocks there, the shanghai composite up over 1%. cheryl: smartphones are about to get a lot more interesting, i guess, we should say, a new device with holographic display. i know. fbn:am continues right now. ♪ ♪ gerri: it's exactly 5:30, we hit it in new york friday may 18th, good morning, i'm gerri willis. gerri: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm trying to picture a holographic phone. i'm frighten on what the phone will be doing. >> i can't really picture it. a month from now we will be saying, i have a holographic phone. cheryl: i will trade my iphone 10 for that one. a lot of breaking news, the big summit, president trump is now offering kim jong un protection in exchange for nuclear deal. former obama >> good morning. cheryl: let's start with the politics of this, robin, china is playin

s&p up a .5, nasdaq up 17.n the ten-year treasury had its largest drop in two years as investors fled risky stocks for the relative safety of bonds. of course we are watching the tenure for you this morning. >> in europe after a tough day yesterday. stocks opened mostly lower watching developments in italy right now. mixed reaction there. that's what the dxf, but the cac 40s down. stocks down sharply. the biggest loser commissioning how down to .5% and the south korea kospi down nearly to .2%. and are you a prime number? amazon expanding its discount program at whole foods. now adding 12 additional states. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 530 and many are good wednesday, may 30th. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: and gerri willis good good morning, everybody. cheryl: a big reagan story overnight hours after abc canceled her show over racist tree. roseanne barr is not going twitter. now she's apologizing. guys, did something unforgivable so do not defend me. who is 2:00 in the morning and i was ambient reading. it wa

the s&p down a common nasdaq down nearly 20.: stocks opening mix their as investors with the decision for president trump on iran. the ftse 100 in the great right now. >> stocks in china rose on news the u.s. and china trade talks will resume in washington next week. the hang seng up for% with the shanghai composite that 10%. -- nearly 4%. mcdonald's during 50 years old great teaming up with coca-cola. the perfect match. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:31 a.m. in new york on tuesday, may 8th. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. tragic good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. oil, we will have to watch that went today. >> hours away from a policy decision at president trump expected to announce his decision on whether the u.s. will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. he's let the bill stay in place during his presidency while constantly calling up one of the worst deals ever made. overnight, iran's president weighed in expecting the u.s. with draw saying it is possible we will face problems for two or three months but

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s&p at 16, nasdaq up 50.mp hosting a dinner with governors at the white house tonight. the group expected to discuss border security in ways i'm keeping communities safe. south korea president mood will be tomorrow to meet with president trump as tensions mount over north korea's threat to withdraw from the upcoming summit between kim jong un and president trump. the leaders will clarify expectations on demutualization in talks with north korea. hillary clinton still taking shots at the president did this time in the yale university speech. let's take a listen. >> let me just get this out of the way. no, i'm not over it. fundamental rights, freedom of the oppressed, even facts and reason are under assault like never before. i brought a hat, too. a russian hatch. if you can't beat them, join them. gerri: she still has regrets she made over mistakes in the 2016 election. >> secretary of state mike pompeo said to that the trend administration's new strategy on iran this morning. mac thornberry saying that he thi

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nasdaq up an 18.5.a from the kilauea volcano now for many two-story wall blocking the crucial escape route on the big island could this photo shows the barrier towering over a full-grown man had also won in the blogosphere in the bob is near the island's geothermal plant, which could result in dangerous gases. new pictures of direction from above. aerial photo showing toxic steam rising has hot lava pits the pacific ocean. let's take a look at this. police releasing dramatic body cam footage as president trump's florida club. train to the shooter draping american flag over the front desk at the club. attempted murder among other charges. her battles growing over who gets first dibs on the market which probably. it should get repaid before new york state. the convict did firm executive does the irs $1.6 million from a 2015 tax lien. new york claims shkreli still owes $485 in the 2016 tax bill. taxes can escape. over to you. tremper washington and beijing with a deal that would lift the sales ban on china

nasdaq down 69 and a quarter. tracee: and europe, stocks open lower following wall street's selloff. the cac and the dax down 1%. ftse down 47 points right now. cheryl: stocks mostly lower good to shanghai, hong kong, all of this market down over 1%. the cost to small gain there. tracee: amazon comes under fire for selling its facial recognition technology to law name. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. good morning i'm cheryl casone. tracee: good morning. i'm tracey carrasco and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: they've got a lot to get to. a busy night. the facebook ceo talking regulations. breaking news this morning. u.s. and asian stock markets have pulled back overnight following a new concern over trade tensions between washington and beijing. president trump saying he's not pleased with recent trade talks with china. drinker edward lawrence is in washington with the details. reporter: president trump i'm happy with the trade deal with china. the final agreement will look very different from the framew

nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. anything worth pursuing hard work and a plan.approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> welcome back, more earnings movers, sharings of engineering of floor plunging after results came across, eric? >> that's right, kelly, stock down 11% from 59.50, it is light volume earnings not looking good, 56 cents adjusted compared to 70 there, ceo said they have continued challenges on a gas fired power project leading to a difference there, part of the reason why that stock is down. also, lowered guidance by a full dollar from about 330 to 2.50, so that's a big jump there that's why you see the stock with such a move back to you, kelly >> yeah. eric, thank you. in fact, you might have thought the move would be bigger given the cut in the guidance, but it specific project versus general infrastructure >> the issue with the companies, huge multiyear complicated projects, you know what you're going to make going

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nasdaq up 43.ting disaster in hawaii. 26 sounds are not destroyed as lava flows intensified and the big island volcano. 1700 people have evacuated and stunning new video showing molten rock spewing into the air in the hot lava giving off a poisonous gas that the volcano producing 1000 earthquakes over the last week. scientists still don't know when the lava will stop or how far will spread. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes calling on congress in contempt accusing sessions of ignoring demands for documents. the intelligence committee investigating whether the doj abuse the foreign intelligence surveillance act to monitor a member of the term campaign is part of the russia probe. the white house ramping up efforts is the first-ever female cia after reportedly toyed with dried from her nomination following scrutiny over her role at the agencies controversial detention and interrogation program. some democrats are removing off to 32 year undercover career. that is what is happening now

nasdaq is a little bit higher. is posting up lions gate, mike >> yes, wilf, stock up 5% today, company reported results that basically slightly beat expectations on the bottom line, the top line, and on the cash line that's good. i think the focus is on a couple other areas, one, stock was way down year to date into this print, down from 28%, even after this rise today. a weaker slate of studio releases is one reason for that, but, also, smaller than expected losses in subscribers in starz cable network, and good outlook for over the top direct to consumer starz subscribership. buy the dip mentality. it's a media dpacompany more in favor today than yesterday >> great, thank you very much. up 5%. mike is switching in here in a moment, and we'll come back with the closing countdown from the floor. >> after the bell, second major recall in as many years, wondering why this keeps happening to fiat-chrysler searching for answers coming up on the "closing bell." your new brother-in-law. you like him. he's one of those gu

nasdaq composite down ever so slightly yesterday.sident trump canceling meeting with north korean's leader kim jong un. checking global action, biggest gainer is cac quarante in france. in asia overnight, mixed action to report. the nikkei managing to eke out a small gain but broadly speaking, asian markets were up. president trump firm in his position when explaining why he made that call. >> north korea has the opportunity to end decades of poverty and oppression. i hope that kim jong un will ultimately do what is right not only for himself but perhaps most importantly what's right for his team. dagen: this coming as we have new video from north korean showing aftermath of explofciÓns at nuclear site. latest developments ahead. intense manhunt underway after explosive device goes off in restaurant, at least 15 people injured. harvey weinstein said to turn himself in next hour. details in charges that he's finally facing coming up. the popular game raking in massive $300 million in april helping drive gains for the whole industry, t

nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. need a change of scenery?ast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >>> we better see you at the royal wedding. watching >>> we have time for a closing bell exchange, joining us, renee north, and steve grasso, and rick santelli at the cme in chicago. rick, everyone's worried about rising rates today, talk us through the moves seen and what's driving it. >> well, you know, when it comes to rising rates, the notion is, hey, it's a good thing, rising rates are good that is mostly true. remember, to make it mostly good, you need wages moving up, input prices moving up, stock market moving up, and data moving up, and interest rates moving up, but as part of the equation becomes central banking issues, fed issues, and the notion central banks need assurance against the future slowdown, that part of it can be a bit bothersome technical technically, this was a huge day. i can't tell you how huge it is. 3.03, a

gerri: the nasdaq up 14. train to take immediate europe. auto stocks under pressure following the announcement of u.s. tariffs on imported cars. >> stocks a nation mixed with the nikkei down 1% while hong kong stock edged higher. cheryl: you would think with all the problems facing tests let the ceo musk wouldn't have time for joking. but you're not going to believe this latest crazy idea. "fbn:am" starts right now. it is 501 amer new york and thursday may 24th. good morning. i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. elon musk focusing on model three. gerri: i think he's trying to distract us from the real story at tesla appeared cheryl: that's going to be an interesting story. the trump administration is now considering steep new tariffs on imported cars and auto parts. the u.s. launches a national security investigation into auto imports. china says it will firmly defend its interests calling them of washington's abuse of national security laws under the umbrella of trade. gerri: lawrenc

nicole, leading s&p and nasdaq. >> no doubt.n, leading nasdaq and s&p five one with an up arrow. you mentioned a buyback a huge buyback, words from the analyst and company about the demands that they're seeing what really gave this one a boost. you had seven analysts quickly boosting the price target. the average is 73 bucks. we see 23% up side. one of the analysts in this particular case, the business is strong. getting stronger. demand for memory is jumping. this is bringing, you can see other tech stocks going up with it. liz: the nasdaq as you see,down 19 points. even though micron is losing highs of the session. trade tensions are on hold for the moment. as major averages make their way back to pretariff announcement levels, could there be trend in the market that you're missing out on? john treanor, peoples investment officer. nice work, john, you have been growing but three stocks you're considering for your clients. talk about how you pick them, what they are? >> these are stocks we like fundamentally. we think they are

dow flattens a little bit if we bring in the nasdaq and s&p. see they are up a little bit less, dow over a percent, the other two below a percent. sector performance paints that picture across every single sector higher led by industrials, telco doing well, and health care at the bottom, but positive itself. quick begin on the italian 10-year for you because i think we are not focusing on this story. soaring over the course of the last two weeks telling the story for your 2.42%, up 20 basis points today, up 64 points in the last two weeks alone we continue to see that, and bob, industrials leading the pact >> cyclicals, industrials, technologies back in the lead. no trade war that's a great headline. that's a major reduction in geopolitical winds that was the no. 1 geopolitical risk out there that's a big, big factor we see the russell at a new high, s&p 500, 4% from the new high, better than 2-1 advancing and declining stocks we now have a new high on the advanced decline line as well. >> positive to say, we were down half a percent last week

dow down and nasdaq lower as well there was an idea.g together a group of remarkable people. to help save the universe... from paying too much on their car insurance. hey, there's cake in the breakroom... what are you doing? um...nothing? marvel studios' avengers: infinity war, in theaters april 27th. now...where were we? >> it was only a bombshell that it blew up the case. they don't bother to tell you because they don't have any honor that the whole case is falling apart. cheryl: new developments into investigation of president trump's personal lawyer, call logs collected by federal investigators. gerri: wild day of trading yesterday, dow punching nearly 400 points up 5 points. cheryl: investors are focused on the april job's report due out 8:30 a.m. eastern time, it is going to force the fed's thooppedz raise interest rates ahead of futures pointing to down open, pointing down. gerri: difficult to see, dax up 24. cheryl: in asia japanese traders, well, they are still on holiday but the rest of asia under pressure as everyone is watch

nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. >>> welcome back.he 21st century fox earnings call which just wrapped up seconds ago. murdock and ceo james murdock had been peppered with questions about reports of comcast offering a higher bid for fox than disney's offer. they're saying they're not going to comment in speculation but they're committed to their agreement with disney but that the directors are of course aware of the fiduciary duty to all fox shareholders. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 21st century fox now down like less than 1%. we had bookings, formally known as priceline. bookings down 6%. roku up 4%. >> expectations too high. the whole group is under suspicion. >> we have a lot more to say but we're out of time. "fast money" starts right now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq overlooking new york city time squares. i'm melissa lee. our traders on the desk are pete najarian, tim seymour. energy stocks are on fire soaring in the past month. the biggest names rallying high. the traders will tell y

the nasdaq up by 11.mes a day after the market staged a bit of a comeback we'll talk about that in a moment the nasdaq right now looks like it's indicated up by 11.5 points in asia, the nikkei was down by 1.1% the hang seng was up by 0.31%. if you look at

talk 23, nasdaq up 5.5.n interview with sean hannity, trumps the lead attorney said the president with his personal lawyer over an alleged encounter with stormy daniels. >> having 130,000 which will turn out to be perfectly illegal. that company was not campaign money. >> president trump had $35,000 payments. giuliana later clarified to john roberts said the president was repaying for expenses and was unaware that the money was going to daniels. maria bartiromo's going to speak with rudy giuliani later this morning. michelle obama called it the forever first lady with the signing day events. >> if i could be standing here as your forever first lady, then you can do anything you put your mind to. cheryl:.com it for class of high school seniors. she referred herself as the former first lady. the two black men in the philadelphia starbucks have reached a settlement for $1 million each plus a $200,000 entrepreneur program for the city. dante robinson and mershon nelson have reached a separate settlement with sta

the s&p 500 up just one, nasdaq up 10. cheryl: stocks of the inherent hopes italy will resolve the problem. germany a different story. german carmakers under pressure and raising fears of a trade war with the united states. the dax and the negative down 25 points. >> asia stocks in the greater the shanghai composite of 2% of the hong kong hang seng up 1.3%. a revolution for the godot industry. tesla fixes the break on all of its model three cars wirelessly. no trip to the dealer necessary. "fbn:am" starts right now. gerri: at his side to 1:00 a.m. in new york on thursday, may 31st. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. fixing the car wirelessly. can a lot of companies do that? can we have that everywhere? gerri: breaking news this morning for the trump administration planning to go ahead with tariffs on steel and aluminum as the two sides are too failed to reach an agreement before tomorrow's deadline. >> good morning, jerry and cheryl. we will know what happened by friday on steel and alumi

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nasdaq higher by 27.ook at the story in the bond market the tec t ten-year treasury note at 3.06%. >>> we are following the situation in hawaii as mount kilauea continues to erupt how many more moments have been destroyed? >> dozens have been lost because of this volcano. the lava is flowing and it is creeping across the big island the lava flows are cascading into the ocean creating this large plume of laze, clouds of toxic gas, steam, tiny glass particles. explosions are happening at the summit of kilauea which has prompted the threat of ash fall. kilauea's activity has been ramping up in recent days. it roared back to life nearly three weeks ago. a real problem for the big island >> yeah. that's right the hawaiian volcano observatory issued a code red warning that additional activity could be expected the big concern is what kind of impact this could have on tourism, which is hawaii's largest single source of capital and it makes up about a quarter of hawaii's gdp. the data so far doesn't show a sizabl

s&p down 13, nasdaq down 6, russell down 11 today.ollar store stocks hit hard what's behind the move and what it says about the consumer coming up. >>> and box crushed today despite yesterday's earnings beat and last month, one high profile investor announced he was making a big positive bet on the stock. >>> if you believe and if you care about artificial intelligence and its role in the world and your ability as a public market investor, what i tell you is be long amazon, be long google. >>> ahead, a first cnbc ceo interview aaron levy how to win over investors six in the morning. she thought it was a fire. it was worse. a sinkhole opened up under our museum. eight priceless corvettes had plunged into it. chubb was there within hours. they helped make sure it was safe. we had everyone we needed to get our museum back up and running, and we opened the next day. >>> welcome back, a look at a couple individual stocks to watch, first up, deutsche bank after report from the "wall street journal" it's been given, quote, troubled condition

nasdaq.ewrite tomorrow. >> welcome back to the "closing bell", everybody, this is what's happening at this time president trump tweeting this afternoon that he will announce his decision on whether to withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal at 2:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow he has threatened to withdrawal unless european allies fix what he calls the deal's shortcomings >>> in hawaii, lava continues to spread in hawaii consuming roads, cars, and homes the volcano has now destroyed 35 residences and spewed lava hundreds of feet in the airment some of the more than 1700 residents who have been evacuated were allowed to briefly return to gather medicine, pets, and other necessities. >>> prince charles and his wife visited a memorial for the victims of the nice attack in france laying flowers at the memorial and signed a book of condolence 86 people were killed july 14th, 2016 when a truck barrelled down a promenade. >>> and california's economy has now surpassed the unit kingdom's to become the wo

nasdaq is positive, awaiting apple results. russell's up a couple, and apple is set to report earnings after the bell questions are swirling if the long term viability, especially in china, we'll break down results from the world's most valuable company as soon as they hit the tape >>> julia is in san jose at facebook's annual developers conference julia? >> reporter: well, wilf, facebook's privacy fallout in fake news are front and center here, about 5,000 developers here, many of them angry about the changes that facebook has made and just yesterday, a topic that announced he's leaving the company. coming up next, sitting down with facebook messenger chief to learn how the data scandal impacted his business and what's next for the 1.3 billion user app. what do advisors look for in an etf? i tell clients, etfs can follow an index, but which ones target your goals? it's not about quantity. it's about quality. no trendy stuff. i want etfs backed by research. is it built for the long-term? my reputation depends on it. flexshares

that berkshire bought more apple boosted the nasdaq and dow today.closed up. time for a cnbc news update with sue. sue? >> kelly, hello, everybody this is what's happening at this hour the connecticut supreme court has ruled that kennedy cousin michael skakel was deprived of a fair trial and entitled to a new one. he was convicted in 2002 in the death of martha, granted a new trial in 2013, and the state supreme court reinstated the conviction in 2016 >>> president trump telling supporters at the national rifle association convention that they will always have a friend while he's president calling the nra a truly great organization that loves this country. >> your second amendment rights are under siege, but they will never, ever be under siege as long as i'm your president >> and nearly 1500 residents were ordered to evacuate their homes after hawaii's volcano erupted spewing out lava, no immediate reports, so far, of injuries you're up to date. that's the news update this hour, kelly, back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> we have a

the nasdaq up by 40. shares are higher after announcing a 1$100 billion stock buyback program. the company is also offering bullish guidance for the current quarter. apple's ceo tim cook spoke with josh lipton just last night. so josh lipton, what did he tell you about the business >> ahead of therapyings repo ss earnings report, investors were looking for what was happening with the iphone x. tim cook says the iphone x is his best seller, telling me iphone x was the most popular iphone each and every week of the quarter, that's on top of last quarter it was almost the most popular iphone each and every week since its launch cook delivered better-than-expected q3 revenue. i asked cook about trade tensions with china where he says he remains optimistic i think china and the u.s. have this unavoidable mutuality where the u.s. can only win if china wins, and china can only win if the u.s. wins. a potential challenge for apple going forward that some flag consumers are holding on to their iphones longer in so

liz: the dow is fighting for gains that the hour but the nasdaq is having no problem.s up 50 points. the dow down 114. big earnings, crude oil moves, apple, investors have a lot to chew on at this hour. we've got team coverage standing by in the right places with all the big market headlines. susan lee in the fox business newsroom. nicole at the new york stock exchange, jeff flock from the cme floor in chicago. to apple first, the tech giant is moving higher nearly 2% ahead of the numbers, currently the best dow performer, just 15 minutes to go before the hour in which it will report. susan, everyone is talking about the number one metric, yes, the iphone, how did the sales do, et cetera? but the unit sales, maybe on wall street, are not as important as something else, and i'm here to ask you what you're here to tell our viewers so they're ready. >> that's right. i think you're talking about cha-ching, all that cash that apple has overseas and now a nice lower tax rate to bring back the $269 billion, right? investors are really waiting to hear what tim cook, what apple

. >>> the horse race is on the nasdaq is leaving the others in the dust. up 7% driven most bill technology in the race for profits, where is the best place to put your money, small caps or tech? it is a friday show. >> be quick, guys. friday we don't have a lot of time let me explain real quick. there is a reason to not be in small caps valuation is one of the reasons. nasdaq is kind of expensive compared to russell 2000 what they have exposure to, interest rates going higher will not be good for small caps you saw a lot of outflows in small caps over the last couple months people are now playing catchup in the second half of the year, so i happen to think despite those negatives i mentioned, the russell can perform. >> what about the dollar just to compensate for that. everything a guy said about the russell in terms of rates going up, i could say the dollar is a heads up for nationality we argued when the russell was going to take over the s&p and that never happened way back when it feels like it was years ago people waited for this outperformance and i

s&p up for three quarters, nasdaq up 13.5. you are watching "fbn:am." you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >> welcome back. the skits are caught up on what's happening now. all indexes higher, the dow up 32. israel retaliating against iranian forces reportedly fired 20 rockets towards israeli occupied koran heights. israel sent in a barrage of airstrikes on iranian forces and area overnight. israel's military have had dozens of iranian military targets and area. geologists a hawaii's kilauea volcano could be on the verge of an explosive eruption that would send large rock and ash into the air more than we've already seen. the u.s. geological survey says the llama already destroyed dozens of homes on the biggest island could trigger enough pressure if it reaches bel

the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 finishing the month in the green. the first positive month for these major indices since january. six sectors posted gains in january led by energy, consumer, discretionary and utilities. consumer staples was the worst performer. united health, chevron and merck were among the best performing blue chips y 3m, p & g and ibm were the worst performers >>> with april in the books, let's find out what's in store for your money forthe month of may. joining us now is ian steeley. rates have been a huge part of the discussion, yet we have not seen ten-year yields budge for the better part of a week. how important is that rate picture given the fact that we have a fed meeting this week >> i think it will be hugely important over the next few months we have a fed meeting. the likelihood is they'll have to acknowledge that inflation is picking up core cpi is above target core cpe hovering around about the target level it looks sustainable that could probably push rates higher over the summer months. whether that has a knock on i

the s&p 500 by 1 the nasdaq just about flat on the premarket session. as for the bond side of things, a lot of attention being paid to the ten-year note yield. let's look at those trades ten-year treasury note yield, 2.95%. still five basis points below that 3% mark we saw that hit as the bond option -- or just ahead of the bond option this week. we backed off since. a bit of demand coming back for that ten-year treasury note. two years, 2.53% the last trade there. as for oil, a big deal now because of what's happening with wti and brent crude prices however we are seeing so far this morning wti prices just about flat on the session. $7.42. ice brent crude futures at $77.37 we'll have more on the markets later on in the show >>> in political news, president trump is expected to lay out his plan to bring down drug prices senior white house officials say the proposal will require medicare part d plans to begin passing along the drug discounts they received to patients. but breaking from a campaign promise, the president will not call for medicare to negot

nasdaq holding on to gains of 8 points. story in the after-market. it is still in the after market session down three dollars. have a safe holiday. cheryl: stocks are not ending the day the way they began the day. indicative of entire week. stocks slip on the last trading day before the holiday weekend. the dow ending down 60 points. kind of settling in. we have finished higher for the week for the dow. s&p is fighting for a comeback in these final moments. nasdaq has it in positive territory. weave got that. s&p, it is not going to make it. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for melissa francis. >> good to see you. happy friday. i'm david asman this is "after the bell." so glad you could join us. more on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering for you. yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is out today our guest host for this hour is the chief economist of the americas at netixis, joe thanks for being here have a lot to talk about u.s. equity futures are looking like they would open up about 145 points for the dow s&p indicated up by 14 nasdaq up by 37, this comes after a big down day yesterday for the markets. dow was down almost 400 points at the end of the day. that was off the worst levels of the day. dow was down by as much as 505 points, decline of 2% at the lowest levels of the day s&p closed down 1.1% the nasdaq was off a half percent. stocks were looking at the biggest declines, three week lows, worst day since april 24th overnight in asia, look and you'll see there were red arrows across the board the nikkei was down by 1.5%. the hang seng off by 1.4%. stocks in china down 2.5% after concern about new trade issues potentially between the u.s. and china. >>> we continue to watch the situation out of italy very c

the dow was down, the nasdaq was down. nasdaq was down. had its worst day in five weeks. worst day in five weeks. the political crisis in italy, which is making the global markets jitter. is making the global markets jitter. will be putting on the trade tariffs. tariffs. washington saying they will put the trade tariffs on. put the trade tariffs on. it did seem we were not going to have them. seem we were not going to have them. around the world, thank you for the updates. our business reporter. thank you for investing your time with us, support is coming up next. with us, support is coming up next. —— sport. the top stories this hour. between trump and kim jong—un. has her hit series cancelled, after sending racist tweets. open to the public next month. will gompertz reports. which dates back over 1000 years. and into the queen's diamond jubilee galleries. the point from the ground, where you could no longer see it... they are new but the space isn't. it's been here for centuries, largely unused and neglected. to create chapels up here. a

nasdaq outperformer down less than 1%.'s the bell ringing the bell is abi and at the nasdaq is terveystalo. i pronounced that wrong, but they are ringing the bell. kelly's got the second hour. >>> thank you, wilf, and welcome, everybody, i'm kelly evans. down 500, the lows of the session, dow closing down about 391 points to kick off the week after the long weekend, and after the turmoil in italy, in particular, politics there dragging down yields across the globe. the u.s. 10-year yield, remember that over 3% not anymore. low as 2.75%, and that dragged the banks down with it the dow closing down 1.5% today, s&p down 1.1%, and nasdaq down only half a percent, and russell down two tenths, closing lower by three and a half points more on this and why tech is holding up better in just a moment we have earnings headed our way this afternoon eric is awaiting salesforce results, and josh lipton has hp inc is it just hp? >> just hp, kelly. >> thank you, see you shortly. >>> joining me now, michael santoli and jason from research

the nasdaq giving back quite a bit of its gains. 1/10 of 1%.he dow% and s&p have an underwater work most of the day. you can see it reflected in the sector write-down. the biggest decliners were energy stocks. that oil price. one of the most interesting aspects. scarlet: one of the reasons the names are holding up could be foot locker. improvement in the flow of premium goods from top vendors. it's top vendor is nike. you can see shares jumping 20% on the day. herbalife plunging. the biggest shareholder and cheerleader is selling a quarter of his chair. cap is losing steam. disappointing quarterly. the division better public performed better than expected. interestingly, old navy did not. they had been to the star performer of gap's brand. joe: let's take a look at the u.s., the 10 year yield down to move inis is quite a the past three days. we thought this was a big of move, people have been very short treasuries. a lot of people are eric shawn this. maybe we are finally seeing some of that intense short covering today. anxiety from around the

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nasdaq higher by 27 today. small caps also down slightly. here's a nasdaq stock down more than 30% this year why one portfolio manager is calling it a top pick. that's next. >>> also, airline stocks have been under pressure for the past month. could a ripe summer travel season revive the sector full analysis coming up. anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express gets you the readiest. because ready gives a pep talk. showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest. holiday inn express, and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better

and the nasdaq climbed by 121 and the s&pdd 33. but the nasdaq was the only one to trade higher for the week. >>> and now to that jobs report. it wasn't a blout number but it wasn't a stinker either. the april job's growth was not spectacular the unemployment report overall had a little bit of everything. some good, some bad. and some ugly. the economy added 164,000 jobs wast month and tha slightly below expectations but not enough to create much conceho. the averagly wages inched higher but that number was below expectations. here's a big number the unemployment rate breakin below 4% for if first time since 2000. but much of that was due to more people leaving t workforce. hampton pearson has more. >> president trump touted an economic milestoep unemployment below 4% for the first time since december 2000. >> the big thing to me was -- it hasn't been done in a long time. >> reporter: the jobless rate fell because fewer people wereo looking fork and the overall size shrank by 236,000. average hourly earnings were stagnant. up just

spds expansing .09% and the nasdaq climbing.11%. that's what people want to know. is this a genuine rally? is it credible i think this whole line of inquiry is patently absurd it stems from a belief that all declines are true, realistic, and genuine, but all gains are suspect. even today when the averages pulled back when heard that

s&p, nasdaq are trading in different directions. nasdaq up a little bit.sically flat. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." that's david asman over there. we have more on the big market movers. first, here is what else we're covering in this very busy hour. withdrawing from the deal. president trump telling the world he is pulling out of the u.s. this historic