let's go to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole?porter: that's right, barclay's put an overweight target and a $210 price target. so currently around 175. it certainly has upside potential. about 23% upside potential. they like it, they have it overweight. they like to say best in class product, streaming market leader, and also the user engagement has been strong. take a look what's going on with tesla. elon musk is out tweeting again, the ceo, now it's about the pickup truck that's been long anticipated. musk says it will have a dual motor, all-wheel drive, with -- his words not mine -- crazy torque and a suspension that dynamically adjusts per load. there it goes, this would be standard and big news for tesla. the stock to the upside. back to you. ashley: nicole petallides, thank you very much. elon musk, tweeting? i can't believe it. thank you very much. >>> markets flashing an ominous signal that we haven't seen since the depth of the financial crisis. fears of a trade war seen the yield getting wonky here on longer term govern

nicole petallides, missed all of this oracle is coming out with earnings after the bell along with fedex. let's talk about how they're trading right now. nicole: let's take a look. so you mentioned oracle first we'll go with that one first so the last three quarters the guidance going forward was below the estimate and that's never a good thing because when people look at the guidance going forward they can see it's under pressure and it's down slightly to the downside, down about a half a percent. now, i see it as it's down 1/3 of 1% and fedex is down 1.8% despite some positive an list comments, we're watching fedex very closely and now ahead of its quarterly numbers, and we'll get both of these right after the bell. back to you. liz: nicole we'll be watching for that and what a day as we watch the final sort of rush to the finish line. we've got three minutes left before the closing bell rings the dow now down 291, well off the lows, andy is still with us, olivia angle is joining the conversation state street global , olivia give us a sense of how you're looking at what happened today

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phil flynn is watching all the action oil and nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange where things didn't end as bad as we thought they might at one point. nicole: oh, yeah, we were all up super early this morning like everybody was watching those futures to the downside, and in fact when the dow opened it moved to its lowest levels of 419 points. well, do you know what the traders said? buy them, take them. we loved the dip. they love to pick-up the stocks that they love at a cheaper price, so not particularly worried at this time, still negotiating tactics, trade wars this is what they've been focusing on but it's not set in stone so they were buying some of the stocks, the lows we finished down 287 points industrials, materials those are expensive and they did lag, like boeing and caterpillar, dow dupont and 3 m were the big laggards on the dow jones industrial average some names that were high were the fox business network 21st century fox you could see that hit a high, netflix, amazon, domino's pizza also at new all-time highs netflix above $400 for the first time

let's go down to the new york stock exchange and our very own nicole petallides. nicole?: we missed it for the month of ju this stock, fitbit is up 40%. yesterday and today, the two days alone, about 20% gain, a research note that came out saying a couple of things, first, they think it's a potential takeover target, could go to 15 bucks by the end of the year, saying that google, alphabet could be the one to take it over. positive comments on the health solutions business, so the stock running up yesterday as you continue was a great day and running today, up another 5%. last but not least, filed for a patent for a monitoring device that measures radar, temperature, light, humidity and uses a cloud system to transmit that info. back to. >> more information you could want or need. nicole, thank you very much. can you tell me i'm ming nowhere on the couch. by the way, tune in tomorrow for fox business' live coverage and analysis of the interest rate fed decision. jerome powell press conference live at 2:30 p.m. we'll have complete post game analysis on the "countdown" as s

look at that number. 345, the dow surging fueled by indust nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, katy bar the door, nicole! reporter: bring it on. back above 25,000. get yr hats. majority of stocks well into the green. you talked about white house economic adviser larry kudlow slowing the trade fears and going to be a meeting between trump, trudeau and macron at the g7 meeting. and you have the 10 year bond yield moving higher. boeing helped to lead the dow here. the dow up 346 moved to session highs. nasdaq record, russellrecord. let's get to what's driving the dow. boeing. boeing is so heavily weighted against the dow. you mention industrials and that helped lead the way. up 3%. jpmorgan, caterpillar, visa. record highs on the dow microsoft and nike moved higher and visa as take a look at 10-year treasury, that's moving higher ahead of the fomc next week. at 2.97% and the financials move higher along with that. nasdaq, we talk about the tech-heavy nasdaq, we watched , all-time high. third straight record close, 18th record close of this year and so many winn

let's go to the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides. icole: they have been in the downside early in the morning with anticipation of rate hike. that was no surprise, down, 1, 2, 3%, then we got the news with rate hike coupled with the fact there's two more in 2018. they took a significant turn to the downside. looking at kb homes, down 7 and a quarter percent. mortgage rates on the high, moving higher ultimately and mortgage applications have also dropped. this particular group is getting hit harder u -- back to you. cheryl: nicole, thank you very much, i want to bring in wall street journal global economic editor jon hilsenrath, mr. fed himself, greg, bank rate, cornerstone jeff and andy, it's great to have all of you here, guys. jon, i do wan to start with delivery of jarome powell, you have been watching the fed for so many years, what do you make of relaxed and open stance when he answered reporter questions? john: what really stuck out to me today was how positive jay powell was about the economy, he couldn't say often enough how st

decision on the interest rates and the expectation is we're moving in one direction, that's nicole petallidese on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. hey, nicole. reporter: hey, trish, right around the session lows. we'll get to the financials in a second. i want to take a peek at the defense stocks which have pulled back. obviously we had an historic moment, u.s.-north korea meeting. that summit was key. these defense stocks take a break now. there was peace and progress and with that under way, we see the group for aerospace and defense to the downside. pentagon by the way welcoming the positive news they've gotten out of the trump-kim summit according to statements. taking a look at the megamerger deal. waiting 4:00 p.m., the at&t-time warner deal, 85 billion, will it happen or not? over at webb bush, we're going to watch for that and what it could mean for other companies. comcast, fox and others. cbs, viacom. at&t higher but wait for that at 4:00 p.m. treasury yield ahead of the fed, 2.96%. so it's been up two days in a row, increasing higher. a peek at the financia

nicole petallides has more from the floor of the nyse. nicole? reporter: green arrows today after yesterday's steep sell-off. down for the week. dow up 30 points had, been up 131, it was led by energy, chevron and exxon among the leaders. apple a leader as well as visa. one name in the red was harley-davidson. yesterday we heard that harley-davidson was moving production abroad to avoid extra tariffs, and now president donald trump tweets out tough words including that the company should never be built in another country. never. tough talk for harley-davidson from the president. >>> walgreens boots alliance finishes down. back to you. >> pro-trump restaurant owner says sarah huckabee sanders can eat at any of her 11 restaurants any times she wants. >>> occupy i.c.e., protesting across america, protesting the innocent men and women who keep our country safe. >>> first, a look at the media and reacted to president trump's travel ban when he first introduced it. rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany reacts after this. what might seem like a small cough

nicole petallides in the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: comes as no surprise as we have the russell rebalance here, thousands of stocks that were revaluated and that brings heavy volume. one-time event, once per year, they have been preparing for this for weeks and you saw the big dramatic selloff. in fact, highest point we were up 200 points and look at this, now we are up 118. so we saw heavy volume right at the close and major selling that occurred, you can really see it in chart, you can see right there the dramatic dropoff. as we have noted the dow is down 8 days today, moved higher for the first time after 8 days, over 800 points during 8 days but we got some of it back, here is a look at dow leaders today, mcdonalds, dow dupont, chevron, a lot of energy names are there for today as we talk about energy that was one group that really surged on opec news. the markets this week, though, were to the downside, we were clocking in for the dow for one of the worst weeks in months in three months, you see the dow did drop twofold per

let's get market reaction from nicole petallides live live. nicole there's tax implications too with the deal between the all cash deal for comcast and the fox assets. i mean, you spin-off in an all cash deal there's tax implications for fox here with an all cash deal so nicole you're seeing some hot market action right now, right? nicole: no doubt, so let's first take a look at the stocks in particular. first of all we have to note that 21st century fox the parent of the fox business network had a seventh record day and you could see in the after-hours it's moving higher on this comcast bid of 65 billion so we'll see whether or not that disney might sweeten their offer , and going forward and we're expecting a blockbuster summer for mergers and acquisitions in media, telecom, cable, overall as far as the market let's talk about what we said the dow jones industrial average down 119 points, the fed comes out two more rate hikes for 2018 and three or four, it's going to be four that's what they alluded to so we did see the stock markets sell-off

nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange, what a day for tech, nicole? reporter: intel and microsoft were the two best performers on the dow jones industrial average in terms of percentage. break down the major indices, the tech-heavy nasdaq, new high there. the russell at a new high as well. the dow jones industrial average didn't pull it out. down 42 points, but had it been up 19, we would be positive for 2018. a little more to go and yesterday we lost 287 points. bouncing back in many, many areas ashgsz we get to tech, take a look. amazon, google, facebook, netflix hit record highs and see amazon right now at $1750 and at $1184 google is not a closing high but a record for the day. general electric, $18.9 -- 1896, the very start of the dow jones industrials component. it will be walgreens booths alliance, ge struggling, it was the worst performer in 2017. it was down 45% while the dow is up 25%. ge shareholders, nostalgic, fed up with the stock losing money? probably so. the stock at $12.88, wba gains. and the parent of fox business network, twenty-fi

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, talk to me about today's trade. >> we had been down 265 points. we finished down 102. we came off the lows. but the big stories is concern about a trade war. we saw some tech stocks at new highs, facebook and amazon. we saw russell 2000, new high there again, record for the small caps, the big picture we saw the markets overall under pressure. when you look at the laggards. see a lot of industrial names. boeing, 3m, caterpillar among the laggards weighing on the dow jones industrial average. it was energy and utilities that held on to the green. look at that, jpmorgan. manages to turn into green late in the day. up one quarter of 1%. some of the movers among the laggards, one of the firms, pivotal research, upgraded recently downgraded to a sell. basically saying it is in a no-win situation. it has run up on the idea of the fox deal and it is now at a point that is very high. it is also negative is if the deal doesn't come through. comcast buying fox assets,. does anybody talk

our own nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange with more. >> trish we're up 154 points holding on to gains on the dow jones industrial average. as you noted on the better th expected jobs report which shows 18 year unemployment low and it is not inflationary either. that was a surprising jobs add. look at dow jones industrial average, mostly winners by the way. merck had good news on a drug, keytruda drug. walmart selling off a brazil asset, 2.7% to the upside. home depot, visa, proctor & gamble, helping leading the way. we had susan li at the worldwide developers conference from apple, exciting things happening there. all-time highs for apple, amazon, microsoft and netflix. as these will be hitting record by the way alibaba also at a high. a quick peek as we discuss better than expected jobs report, look at staffing companies, trish. kelly services that is up 1.6%. korn/ferry up 1 1/2%. many others up 2 1/2%. better than expected jobs report helped to give optimism to the market as they take a little breather worrying about trade. also weak

. >>> nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. nicole? reporter: what a wild day. major selling right at the crows. we have the russell, rebalance of the russell indexes, one of the heaviest volume days of the year. the dow jones industrial average after having been up 200 points finished up 119 points. energy names moving higher after opec's news they were going to increase production, but there were concerns whether or not oil would meet global demand. we saw exxon and chevron leading the way. for the week, winners, verizon, walmart, exxon, chevron. on the downside, boeing, caterpillar, 3m and intel. back to you. liz: growing outrage, first it was president trump's 12-year-old son baron targeted on twitter for attacks, now the president's four-year-old granddaughter chloe. people are getting upset that they are threatened on social media. coming up, we have a guest who agrees and wondering whether social media companies should step in and stop it. billionaire elon musk, we have this story for you, tesla's elon musk in a wild e-mail exch

nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. nicole, for the mom eve though the dow is down, tech can't be slowed down at all. >> it can not. in fact all-time highs. with some of them to tell you about. we know a a lot of our viewers at home have some of these in their portfolios. the dow not able to squeeze out a gain. you see it down 13 points. nasdaq, s&p and russell all to the upside. the russell 2000, obviously the small caps have been a star, another all-time high there. look at nasdaq. record for the nasdaq, 7637 is the level where we closed, as technology leads the way and you can see that the nasdaq is a clear winner there. much as we talk about tech, check it out. apple, amazon, microsoft, netflix, all in record territory. everybody is now talking about will apple be the trillion dollar company. so right now, at 193.31, it is about 50 million away from that. we'll watch for that as well. then here is look at twitter. twitter is going into the s&p 500 on thursday morning. the stock jumped 5.25%. portfolio managers have t

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, trade fears? exactly. right now they're not really worried about it. they're focusing more, they have that in mind no doubt. the focus was on better than expected jobs report on friday. 18 year lee on unemployment. momentum continues. tech breaks out. when you see the technical move. we saw a nasdaq hitting a record close. russell at record. dow up 178 points, not too far off the session highs, up 224 points. a lot of optimism on wall street. i can't count energy in the that t the negative. that was the mantra. we saw stocks higher. a weaker dollar provided tailwind to this market. let's break it down here. looking at winners and tech records of names we know, including apple, amazon, might be soft, netflix, all hitting records today, all-time highs. some cases back-to-back records. with that we see great moves year-to-date. netflix is up 88%. best in the s&p 500. worldwide developers conference for apple, something we've been waiting for. our own susan li was there. we did great reporting there. saw every

thank you very much we've got stocks lower in part because of this news i want to go to our own nicole petallides following this at the new york stock exchange, nicole? nicole: trish welcome you saw those futures and knew it was going to be a tough day on all of the same ideas. tariffs, trade, and some sort of bannon what the chinese companies may be able to do or not do pertaining to u.s. technology companies and that really weighed on the markets the dow is down 1.4% the nasdac is the worst of the bunch it was down well over 2% because it's a tech-heavy sell-off no doubt all on the idea that the u.s. plans to bar some sort of chinese investment in u.s. technology companies which now we're hearing is not necessarily the case so we're sort of caught in this uncertainty and you are seeing dow losers of course semiconductor number one loser, that would be intel down 3.5% but visa, mcdonald's, cisco, boeing and also industrials boeing and caterpillar are lower there is the look at the vix up 30%. that is a big move for the vix. in fact it's a two-month high hit the highest since april and could be o

straight to nicole petallides with more. hey, there nicole. reporter: thinking the customer is always right. take a look here. as you noted, trish, we are in the green across the board, looking at the dow jones industrial average, up 232 points right now. so it's been a good day on wall street for the bulls. had been up over 290, and we're seeing strength across the board in just about every sector, some of the winners here, technology, you can see higher, the nasdaq up a half of 1%, the s&p gang. we're up three of four days for the major averages. leading the dow jones industrial average, now nike alone which is up 12% has been adding about 60 dow points. when you put these five together, nike, exxon, intel, boeing and american express, that accounts for half the rally alone, we are seeing strength. nike out with quarterly numbers, seeing strength in good sales numbers, particularly in north america. this year, the dow jones industrial average down about 1%. the nasdaq up about % and the s&p 500 up 2.3%, so that is what you're seeing ultimate

get down to the nyse where nicole petallides following all the action as she does every day. nicole, is this all about trade tensions with china? >> certainly is a lot of it. the dow is down 200 points. give you what moody's said specifically about the tariffs, u.s. tariffs are restricted small relatively amount of high-taxed product the. we don't expect that to impact inflation. according to bloomberg, china will impose tariffs on u.s. goods. that is a bigger problem. that is one of the reasons we're down 219 points. the dow and s&p are to the downside today. as we talk about tariffs, our does trees, boeing, caterpillar, 3m, these three companies affected by tariff headlines and in this case the 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of chinese goods is something that spooked the market. this is dragging the dow, half the losses, caterpillar down 3%. oil down two bucks, 64-point8. next week opec, watch opec and saudi arabia pump it out. they have had restrictions. anadarko, new field, pioneer all down three, 4%. marathon down almost five. oil around energy moving to the downside, al

in advance of tonight's sum the dow and s&p 500 finishing at three-month highs let's get to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the very latest. nicole: across-the-board the dow held on to the green and finished higher by six points had been up about 86 points earlier in the day the winners united health, chevron, caterpillar, home depot the best of the dow, s&p and nasdac also in the green the russel close but no closing record of course u.s. north korea summit that is front and center we'll have fox business coverage for that, facebook up 1% wall street journal saying facebook gave some companies special access to additional data users friends and that is something that will be ongoing and congress certainly doesn't like that. amazon under pressure at one point and this is because foxcon is investigating labor conditions although it did finish higher by one-third of 1% electronic arts new high as the gaming expo conference is underway back to you. liz: thank you nicole great to see you. we are just hours away from the kickoff of the summit of north korea. kick

phil flynn is watching the action from the cme and nicole petallides on the floor of the w york stock exchange. nicole, back to you. reporter: breaking news, our own charlie gasparino in the 3:00 p.m. alluded to this, we had it on fox. comcast making the bid, roughly $65 billion for the fox assets. twenty-first century fox in the after-hours, the parent of the during trading.d today p 1%. this up arrow means another record high for fox. netflix hit a new high. the big picture on the markets, the dow finished down 119 points right at the session lows. after w heard from the federal open market committee. we got the rate hike we expected. surprise is they two more rate hikes to come, watch for those in septe december, the markets sold off. we saw moves in the dollar moving higher. the 10-year yield moved higher and saw stocks coming off into the downside. the yield back near the 3% level, which it hasn't been since may 24th. home builders to the downside. down 2, 3%, but with higher rates, higher mortgages and seen mortgage applications dropping in the past week. you can see down 7%. an

nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the very latest. nicole? reporter: stocks finished mixed, another record. the nasdaq, an all-time record high. the best of the bunch for this year. it's the 20th of this year and we're seeing some of the tech stocks jumping. the s&p gained, the dow pulled back 25 points. tech stocks, amazon, netflix, facebook all record closes. got to get to media. comcast with a $65 billion bid for twenty-first century fox, the parent of fox business network, see if disney upped bid of 52.4 billion all stock, and had been in place. all media stocks moved higher on yesterday's judgment. >>> and new highs, hand made goods, charging more to the seller. the stock surges over 52 weeks. year to date, outpaces michael's. back to you. >> we are awaiting a press conference at the fbi about the inspector general's report at the bottom of the hour. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it starts. >>> james comey is also an important witness in special counsel robert mueller's investigation into whether the president obstructed justice.

nicole petallides joins us with breakdown from the new york stock exchange.ut, forget about the dow for a moment. we had the record for the nasdaq. >> let's talk about that. so the nasdaq hit as record. not only is this a record close. in fact it is the 100th record since president trump was he elected, on election day. so this may be a very good birthday present for our president. happy birthday, mr. president, 72. nasdaq at record close. thank you for charlie brady that stat. our senior editor. the mixed bag, the dow down 24 points. tacking on yesterday's losses. s&p squeezes outç a gain of 1/4 of 1%. gain in telecom and utilities. we're looking at technology and some of those records. bring them on. amazon, any gains for amazon and netflix would be a record. there is another record close for you. third for amazon. netflix, second in a row. when we see facebook now, that also is a record. so, it is 8th straight record. as communications director steps down over at facebook. then we take a look at some media stocks this is front and center. we got news at&t

let's start with nicole petallides at her usual post on the floor of the new york stock exchange. before we get to the markets, breaking news here on the at&t-time warner merger. >> absolutely. just moments ago we learned new developments on the at&t-time warner merger, 85 billion-dollar merger got okay. latest in at&t memo, time warner ceo jeff bewkes will plan to leave after a brief transition. it is also worth noting that he did testify that he believed, he would be terminated without cause an should the merger go through, that he believed at&t executive john sankey would take over his duties at new company. we'll see what develops with that. at the same time turner chief john martin is leaving after this at&t acquisition. so the new company has a new name. it will be renamed warner media. taking a look at the major market averages, the dow was down 280 points. it finished down 85. it is down for the week. s&p and nasdaq came under pressure t was all about trade tensions. first we impose tariffs. then the chinese were going to impose them right back. for the week, the dow is do

let's get to nicole petallides on the floor at the big board with the latest. >> was a case of what happened we were up 285 points and finished with and a low-paid trade worries once again concerns about investments from chinese companies in u.s. technology companies. that uncertainty the dow finished down 155 apple google facebook all sold off. financials as well. all of those on the downside. larry kudlow a trade performer but the tears were not executed and not flushed out in that uncertainty is what hurt this market. last but not least fox the department of justice approving the disney foxtail and this approval gives it a leg up in the battle against comcast. liz: thank you nicole. secretary of transportation delay and chat all telling the sector hey leave my husband mitch mcconnell alone. also tonight fbi agent official for the first time getting a congressional drilling behind closed doors but my next guess has the inside scoop and the supreme court dealing a big blow to government unions and big blue states trying to do an end run to keep union muscle and their base intact. we are bri

nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, airbnb may be public. >> reporter:maybe. we'll see. a new report says that air airbs ceo is telling employees the company is looking to go public by late 2020. it could be a blockbuster, valued currently at $31 billion. from mega ipos to mega mergers, hyundai motors could be ready to pounce on italian-american automaker fiat chrysler. sources saying hyundai is waiting for an expected decline in shares and could launch a takeover bid sometime between this summer and fiat chrysler's meeting next may when search -- sergio marconi steps down. fiat chrysler is up 1.5%. apple, a new report saying it may bundle its tv, music and news offerings into one single subscription. it would work very similar to that of amazon prime as one-stop shopping for all apple media. no word yet of when the subscription would launch. still under development. take a look at apple right now, $186.20. up next, breaking detailsen on the deadly shooting in annapolis that broke during the claman countdown 24 hours ago. liz will be right back. ♪ ♪ runn

for nor on the markets i want to go to nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. 're seeing a quite a selloff. fill us in, nicole. >> trish, fresh round of tariff talks, that hit the markets at this morning. at our low point down 400 points. down 299 at this moment and negative now for the year 2018. s&p and nasdaq also selling off. the dow down six days. nasdaq biggest selloff for six days. laggards related to industrials and materials, would have to do more with trading and tariffs. you could see boeing, caterpillar, dow, dupont, 3m all fall into the categories of industrials and tears. there is a look at nike down 2%. asian market you mentioned shanghai, two-year low, dropping below the since 2016. watch some of chinese stocks we follow closely, including alibaba and baidu all to the downside. jd.com down 5%. netflix, we have several analysts raising their price targets one of which was gbh. they put a $500 target. it crossed 400 bucks first time ever. if it stays at these levels would be a record close. the vix, the fear index is up 11%. trish? trish: thanks so

let's get right to nicole petallides in the thick of the action on the floor of the new york stock exchangeh the very latest. nicole. >> liz, two days of gain we have that optimism from friday on that better than expected jobs report. that low unemployment 18-year low, and that really translated right into today. in fact, in those two days together, we're up almost 400 points. you see the dow finished up 178 points. the nasdaq closes at a record. the russell hit the record as well, and we saw consumer in technology stocks leading the way. taking a look at some of the dow winners because it was mostly winners here on wall street today. with some lighter volume. but you can see walmart, merck, home depot lead the way. merck has had trials with melanoma, so that's up 2.5%. but new record highs for apple, amazon, microsoft, netflix, look at that across the board. in fact, the house put a $2,000 target on amazon. a quick peak at starbucks and howard schultz will be stepping down as the chairman and will have the hornary title. ipo in 1992, and it's up 21,000% since then. and, of course, they've

nicole petallides on the floor with the latest nicole. nicole: well stocks finish mixed the nasdac, the s&p and the russel all moved higher and the nasdac and the russel new highs. parent of the fox business network 21st century fox another record high as disney stepped in and sweetens its bid originally disney had it at 52.4, comcast came in with 65 billion in cash and well now disney moves in with 71.3 billion topping that comcast offer stock and cash, and also you have fox saying this is the superior proposal, and we watch tech stocks moving to new record highs, google, amazon, facebook, and netflix all at highs and by the way facebook moved its record and has instagram tv that might have helped it along as well back to you. liz: thank you so much nicole. now, this jurassic world, his name is chris pratt. he shared a message of faith and god's love telling millennials hey, what about that? how about trying that it was at his mtv movie awards speech earlier in the week. the sound is now going viral all over the internet and protests gro

really on the fly good good insights, the market reaction let's get to nicole petallides on the floor with the latest, nicole? nicole: right we're on the after-hours getting to some of the media and telecom stocks shooting to the upside. the dow did close down after four days of gains, record close for the nasdac, record close for the russel but we have the biggest story in the last half hour the breaking news that the federal judge did okay the at&t time-warner takeover the $85 billion merger with no conditions so it is approved and will close on june 20 that's the agreed upon date but the analysts some are saying the government might still step in on this one. here is a look at the other things what's next in media and telecom. we know so well that comcast has had a huge interest in 21st century fox and the fox business network, fox is a new high and we see comcast moving higher, disney to the downside. look at some of the others telecom-type stocks, verizon can now have an opening to buy a large content company to compete with at&t and then sprint and t-mobile right? we'll watch fo

phil flynn is watching the action in oil from the cme and nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, first to you, what a roller coaster today, get out the pepto-bismol. reporter: right? around lunchtime, all ten of the sectors were from the green. 286 points basically and then the concerns really moved back in. not only about trade and tariffs but about foreign investments in u.s. companies and the sell-off began. you can see the dow down 162 points, a loss of three quarters of 1%. the nasdaq down 1.5%. sa i talk about tech, take a look at tech names. facebook, amazon, alphabet google, amazon is down 3.2%. then the financials, the weak spot, this all on the trade concerns, the people running to the safety of government debt. don't forget the stress tests are later this week. people have a keen eye on that, running over the 10-year bond which moves to a june low and flattening of the yield curve which is terrible for banks, particularly regional banks. netflix, i know it was down today but will tell you that bank of america saying that it is paying, they put a

phil flynn is watching the action in oil and gold for us at the cme, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. and, nicole, first to you. rebound for tech and financials, right? >> yeah, and that's really key too because we've had such volatility lately. that has become a new word we're throwing around because we didn't see it for a little while, but it is back, no doubt. and you can see a majority of stocks are in the green. the financials up for the first time in 14 days, and phil will tell you about energy which has had a great month. the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p all higher, the dow at its highest point was just over 190 points, finished up 98 points. there's a look at the major averages and the nasdaq composite, the best of the three, the tech-heavy nasdaq, up about three-quarters of 1%. we watched amazon today moving higher on this now taking over pill pack, reportedly about a billion dollars. pill pack is online pharmacy. what it does is organizes your pills and medications in groups, in doses, it does renewals, and it took on the entire industry. when you

adam: and i'm adam shapiro in in in for david asman and let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what happened? nicole: we saw the selling across-the-board certainly we saw everyone, nobody wanted to take risks today when they got concerned once again now with the administration possible talks, possible ideas here, but china companies won't be able to invest in technology companies here in the state. tech was the worst of the bunch. we saw the nasdac selling off more so that was down two full percentage points versus the dow and s&p which each dropped 1.3% the dow had been down almost 500 but you could see it's down 327 points and those last five minutes they said that the traders saw selling on the handheld that's exactly what happened. the vix, the index moved higher really a big jump here, moved to the highest levels since basically the end of april, it jumped 26%. had it been 30% then we could have said it was the biggest gain since february but it certainly was a big move. it really is an indicator of the nervousness on wall street going forward

let's get right to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the very latest. nicole? nicole: markets took off on the better-than-expected jobs report in fact the dow jones industrial average up 219 points, the nasdac and the s&p 500 also gains and the winners included intel, dow, dupont, cisco, microsoft, apple in fact we had several all-time highs to speak of microsoft, apes netflix we had record closes for facebook and apple as well but the financials were real winners look at goldman sachs, citigroup and jpmorgan all gaining these financials as the 10 year bond yield moved higher on better-than-expected news and of course we're expecting rate hikes in june it was a winning week on wall street for the s&p and the nasdac, not the dow jones industrial average back to you. liz: thank you nicole. msnbc now turning a trump tweet into an all-day focus on a conspiracy theory they made up. going so far as to claim that the president's tweet about the jobs report, he did it to tip off his billionaire friends to make money in the market before the jobs number came ou

adam: and i'm adam shapiro in in in for david asman and let's go to nicole petallides on the floor ofnge. what happened? nicole: we saw the selling across-the-board certainly we saw everyone, nobody wanted to

fill flynn at the cme watching big moves in oil and nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole, you're up first we came back a bit today. nicole: that's right and i was just looking at walgreens boots alliance. i was hoping it wouldn't be the worst in the dow right the headline would be, walgreens boots alliance first day of trading worst in the dow, it's second worst okay so intel was the worst. we came off our earlier highs we were up 131 points at the high today, traders still talking about trade tensions, uncertainty and that's been loom ing over this market. in the mean type the nasdac did snap that losing streak as tech got hit the worst recently the dow finished higher by 29 points and we are seeing that both the dow and s&p are up for the second day in three. the dow winners are apple, visa, chevron, united technology and exxon and you see a couple energy names, that goes back to fill flynn take a look also at general electric, i don't know how it factored in today because look at that, 7.7% gain, don't forget, they have been the plan of ceo fl

nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> good thing it wasn't nine days inwe haven't seen that since 1974. so we are turning it around. in those eight days we lost 860 dow points, but today, as you noted, we're getting back about 182 at this time. looking at those dow winners, though all the markets are down for the week, exxon, chevron, dupont and mcdonald's are among the winners. you can see the trend there with energy. you mentioned opec and that certainly is front and center. we're going to get more production out of opec, and with that, though, there is concerns about that it might not be enough to fight for global demand. we're seeing energy stocks leading the way as the oil services index has moved up about 5% to two week highs. names such as halliburton, noble, conoco all of which are up about 4%. and let's just take some winners this month because they're easy to find. looking at twitter, tesla, netflix. so many of these names we know are up between 15 and 30% including the parents of the fox business network, 21st century fox. good month for june f

we've got nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with all of the latest. a day, nicole. >> oh, cheryl, what a tough one no doubt for the bulls out there. we dropped almost 500 points but down 328 points. and this all becomes all of this tariff talk and the back and forth concerns that chinese companies won't be allowed to invest in technology companies here at home. at the same time, curbing exports of u.s. technology to beijing. no one wanted to take any risks today. you can see the dow, nasdaq, and s&p all sold off. down over 2%. and we saw the dow laggers and some of the heavily weighted names including goldman sachs, boeing, caterpillar accounted for half of the drop. here's some of the tech names as i mentioned under pressure. you can see the chip talks when sang today. intel. also some of these nvidia, twitter, advanced micro all selling off. and the carnival cruise lines and norwegian hit new lows also on the weaker forecast. nowhere to run today except the ten-year bond cheryl life on the new york stock exchange what a day down there and what a day

let's go straight to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. new highs to tell us about. >> no doubt. we saw all green on the screen as you noted. 27 of the 30 dow names in the green led by technology on a better than expected monthly jobs report. lowest unemployment rate since the year 2000. dow gained 218 points. s&p gained up a full percentage point. russell, oh so close to a record close, missing it. still moving, looks like it could be sitting right at a record. fractionally challenging that record as we speak. for the week we have seen a picked bag. s&p, nasdaq gains of two weeks in a row of gains for those two particular indices while the dow pulled back, down half of 1%. nasdaq, best of the bunch as we noted tech stocks up 1.6% despite the back and forth action. worries about italy and trade. for the week mostly a winning week. we look at some of the movers, microsoft, amazon and facebook. microsoft crosses $100 for the first time and we're looking at a record close there as well for microsoft at 98.95. well above that. certainly a reco

i first want to go to nicole petallides down at new york stock exchange. you're on the floor where it all matters. what are you seeing, what are they saying? >> traders standing in the booth looking at headlines saying median forecast for two more rate hikes. that bn thet debate, wheth or not it would be three or four rate hikes this year. the action we've seen as far as market action, stocks moved to session lows. so we're off the lows on that. we've also seen the dollar index on the move. that moving higher, treasury yields higher and gold came off of the earlier highs. in fact turned into the red. look at financials which you guys are talking about. went from negative into positive territory onhi ns. then the homebuilders, they went even further to the downside. with rate hikes come higher mortgages. latest on mortgage applications slipped for the homebuilders, coming under pressure. even more so. they had been down about 3% earlier. kb homes, 7%. lennar 5%. so you're getting the vibe there on that. so big picture we got our word from the fed. 're seein

shares of dell up 2% this morning, after beating first quarter renue expectations, nicole petallides> good monday morning day ago enthat is right watching dow up this morning after revenue wowed wall street stock up 2% so they saw pc shipments on rise products overall, saw increase 22% that is the mother he loadhe load. >> this is where they saw increase 22% service revenue gained a winning quarter stock over 52 weeks up 24% then amazon, watching amazon we have positive comments from humphrey, the analyst there puts 2000 dollar price target this is the fourth time this year that heuped his price target he is liking private labels of the company would include amazon echo seshlt elements nutritional supplements, when will it get to trillion-dollar market cap that beat out apple to do so if you want to see amazon in trillion-dollar market cap it would have to trade at 2060.89 not here yet but five record closes in a row looking at sixth this morning, nicole petallides. >> google in hot water, now some are calling for a probe of the tech company in the wake of google lifting not ideology

. >> ge reportedly nearing a deal to sell its industrial insunit nicole petallides on the floor of themorning, dagen we are watching gen electricity this morning under pressure over 50% downside last 52 weekends relatively flat but in down market is looking slightly higher on this deal that is near the deal to sell off two industrial engines units that is going over to, appears to keynote out cummings roughly 3-billion-dollar deal flannery ceo said he wants to sell assets of roughly 20 billion dollars just about everything is on the table as he continues to try and turn afternoon this company vpg reformer acquisitions were former acquisitions of immelt. >> out of industrial average after over a century that will happen tomorrow, walgreen's alliance comes in, amazon, they were ruling out now in full force available everywhere you can see to downside this morning, amazon prime in your whole foods get your discounts, on your sale items and many other items the amazon said they have seen everybody signing up so quickly, for this one, and all you have to do is go to get your app your whole

open espy increasing fees stock posted a record high on news nicole petallides on floor of the new yorktocks for you, going to hit all tile highs today, so we did see espy hit all-time high yesterday, raising the fee on merchants they have over two million active sellers over espy with that, they are going to spike up their fees to 5% from 3 1/2%, espy went to have ipo 2015, $16 a dud in the beginning but from ebay about a year ago over the last 52 weeks stock up 200% this year versus michaels similar in hand crafted elements killed it this year michael's down 22% espy seeing sales raising revenue growth then another one that is canada goose used to be jacket for people going into the great white north of canada now everybody, from celebrities are wearing it a up 30% going to hit new high surprise quarterly profits doubling online sales a rate at least 20% going to add three more stores to already seven stores so it went from just being something, to take that tough weather in canada to a worldwide luxury item people are reordering them want them more colors, back to you. maria: all rig

will tell you big day today we have the russell rebalance expect heavy volume back to you. >> nicole petallidesone million barrels a day according to dow jones industrial average may be closer to 600,000 a day a debate how much they increase output futures group senior energy analyst has reaction on the floor of the 'cme good morning, phil. >> good morning, maria. a historic day for opec couldn't coalition together iran fighting any increase in oil production guess what they got it done keep coalition together market saying hey maybe a million barrels of oil isn't enough especially because 100 million barrels is only 600,000, the reason that is is because even though entire cartel agreed to raise production one million barrels they are going to stick and split that upon agreed upon quotas producers can can a lot can't only 600,000 barrels. >> 600,000 barrels thank you so much phil flynn coming up state of emergency in south texas days of torrential rain major flooding the latest on worst weather there since hurricane harvey. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just

. >> well if it weren't busy enough judgment day for at&t and twarner today nicole petallides on theoking at betting on this waiting for judge's decision. >> no doubt maria what is interesting giving this won't go on twitter on wires and you have u.s. district judge, i am going old school 4 pm eastern time announced this is something waiting for 20 months will at&t move forward with 85-billion-dollar deal with time warner. and then answer is yes, we see comcast stepping up fight as disney battl- the parent of the fox business network so reshaping media megamerges as we know it facebook this morning finally, couple months later getting dos in zuckerberg fade over 2000 questions over 450 pages will be given to the lawmakers you to comb through, facebook they have said today they are going to ban shoddy products for sale, on facebook, lots last but not the alleviate looking forward to friday quadruple, s&p balance friday russell rebalance two fridays huge rest of the summer slows down heaviest buy. >> quite a week this week let's not forget inspector general report dropping thursday, th

nicole petallides following it all at the new york stock exchan hi, nicole. it in her excited for the new stock exchange meeting. we can see the mar mixed through the ballot is to be pulling back. nasdaq record high. we might see the 100th record close since president trump was elected. taking a look closely at the projections, the last meeting they basically said three this year, three next year. a lot of folks think therefore could be possible. most enomists will stick to the modus operandi. take a look at the next few meetings. september and december. when you look at the cme and fed fund futures can you get possibility of future rate hikes. quarter-point rate hike in september and maybe another one in december. up 45% likelihood. they're really not even guessing on the rate hike. rate hike. that being said, take a look at the home builders which been pulling back. as rates rise, mortgages, credit cards, all higher as well. you also have mortgage applications falling as well. we'll see whether or not they do their hike today and of course whether it be thr

. >> welcome back to "cavuto coast to coast," i'm nicole petallides live on the floor of the new yorkexchange. drug stocks are tumbling while amazon is gaining as amazon acquires pill pack. this is a direct competitor to the drugstores and the like. you can see the stock's up 1.7% for amazon, but take a look at names such as walgreens, also rite aid, cvs. selling across the board. for the most part, many of these were down 10%, cvs down 7.2% there, and pill pack, what it is, they are pre-designated, pre-sorted doses of your medication. in fact, it will renew, refill, send you your medications as needed and get them to you. and that is the idea behind it. so we are seeing amazon gaining here. of course, amazon's been a real winner, up about more than 40% this year, neil. but for today we are seeing in the amount of about $19 billion lost in the drug industry while amazon gains about $5 billion today. back to you. neil: incredible. up 44% this year, amazing. nicole, thank you very much. you might have heard there's some controversy and excitement depending on your point of view over the

i'm nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange taking a look at our major marketrages. you see all down arrows. the dow down 151 points. had been down about 265 points. concerns about trade war with china. s&p 500 also falling. the nasdaq and russell, the russell 2000, those small caps, hit another record high but as stocks come up off the lows the small caps turned into negative territory. here are some of the laggards on the dow jones industrial average. you see they are somewhat trade related and tariff -- travelers, intel, mcdonald's, johnson & johnson, roughly accounted for about half of the dow's losses today. in the meantime we've seen winners such as amazon and facebook hitting all-time highs. neil? neil: nicole, thank you very, very much. get the read on all of the trade stuff back and forth, it is escalating between our two countries and i'm not including what is going on with the g7, canada, mexico and a lot of countries want to implement their own tariffs in response to our tariffs in matter of couple weeks. glen hall, "dow jones newswires" chief edito

. >> welcome back to"cavuto: coas" i'm nicole petallides le on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it was historic, the meeting of usa and north korea and that summit has wrapped up in singapore and the markets are relatively muted in their reaction. in fact the dow up not even one/10 of 1%. we look at winners and losers on wall seet. when you ask traders how they feel about the summit on scale of one to 10, they will tell you a 10, however, they weren't expecting much to come out of it. so this is the just the beginning of this meeting, and whether or not there will be execution. that being said, defense stocks and aerospace stocks pulled back. as we make, talk with north ko raytheon, maker of tomahawk missile down 2.8%, northrop grumman down 1.3%. up with trader telling is buying on drip of lockheed martin and raytheon and northrop grumman saying, northrop grumman was favorite of best balance sheet. general dynamics not picking that one up. we see this group in particular pulling back some. back to you, neil. neil: thank you, nicole. thank you very much. as nicole was talking ri