nearly 20% so far this month how do bulls respond to all of this i just caught up with piper's mike olsone says supply chain results are not always a reliable meaningful indicator. he continues to believe that apple's overall revenue and eps results could be relatively solid with added revenue from services and buybacks. morgan, to you. >> josh, thank you let's get over to deidre for a look at another big tech name trading higher, amazon. >> amazon also rebounding and it was the best performing faang stock this morning but it has pared gains after headlines said a technical error expose customer names and e-mails shares are up 2.5% at this point but shares still firmly in bear market territory, down more than 20% from its 52-week high. morgan stanley says it comes down to this, does the market want to pay for growth again if it does, it expects amazon to outperform quickly the company disappointed investors with its holiday outlook and it is still one of the most richly valued big tech stocks, but it's also more profitable than ever and its cloud computing and advertising businesses are b

. >> mike olson, thanks. >> thank you. >>> elon musk opens up tesla's ceo speaking with kara swisherhost of hot topics, including the big mess about going private. kara swisher will join us on her big is interview >>> plus, check out this mystery chart up almost 50% in the past six months we'll speak to the ceo >>> and no mystery about this chart, the etf that tracks china's big cap stocks on pace for its fourth straight day of gains up 6%. is it time to t geback into into is it time to t geback into into china and the emerging markets and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. betty called me at 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. >>> another couple of hours of trade left to go and we are accelerating our losses into the close here the dow is now off by almost 300 points a decline of 1.2%. s&p

ex-urban counties, and mike braun is running ahead of richard murdoch, who was the republican candidate the last time around who lost in an embarrassing way. enough so that henry olsonhis lead in this -- in those places, although not any urban population areas yet, bode well for him as the night wears on. as i say, early returns, rural, ex-urban areas, but he is doing better than his predecessor. >> bret: polls just closing in indiana, mike tobin following this senate race from indianapolis. >> the one thing i can tell you, bret, voter turnout has been tremendous. the g.o.p. tear says they are going to blow out all of the existing models for voter turnout numbers. he attributes that to the enthusiasm of the trump voters, of course, the democrats have a different spin on that. they point to the fact that several precincts in bloomington ran out of polls, that is in monroe county, one, if not the, most liberal counties. hillary clinton won back in 2016 pier there were hangups at some of the precinct causing mistakes, so no clean line as far as when those polls are closing, but again, tremendous enthusiasm. one thing that has been consistent, without exception, the ind