[closing bell ringing] oh, man. finally got it. pushed the bell. all right.with the robot right behind her there. this is super bowl, the lead up to the super bowl which is on sunday. they were gracious enough to invite us into their house at nasdaq. look you how all the indexes are shaping up. a huge day on the nasdaq. focus on that particular composite right there, up 1.7%. at one point it was up over 2% to the plusside. it has come down a little bit. we're expecting earnings from google and amazon. a huge day for tech. "after the bell" starts right now.

"countdown to the closing bell" and the closing bell is getting ready to ring.ens of billionaires have an economic reform as well as 200 ceos. liz claman is going to take us behind the scenes. plus great interviews for us coming up next. liz: it is not easy getting to this tiny village of davos, switzerland. many hire private jets. but the closest airport is in zÜrich. we ask the ceo all about a coming up next if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. ithat helps open my obstructed coairways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handiher tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. discuss all medicines you take, these meven eye drops.spiriva. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems

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"countdown to the closing bell" starts now. tracy: how is it, and i am liz claman, good afternoon, last hour of trading, markets pulling back. and the lows of the session we were down 106 points on the dow jones industrials, what is happening with the major headlines? let's get the big bank earnings, we have best buy news and ben bernanke. and have you heard of the anti aging product new skin. and what is going on with the company and a thick skin and shares a getting creamed today. and eye-popping 28%, chinese authorities ordered an investigation into where it conducted illegal multilevel marketing. that is bringing together a multilevel marketing. and charlie gasparino watching these stocks, watching the store closing, has the inside scoop for you in a moment. it has reopened, and citigroup both reporting earnings before the bell. x it is that -- six income trading fell, goldman still beating analysts' expectations turning $4.60 a share, and the estimate of $4.22, a clear be there. citigroup forecast by goldman. and $0.82 a s

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"closing bell" is next. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where the weather for stocks is very different here than it was just 24 hours ago. the dow is up 100 points. >> pretty good day. i'm scott walker in for bill griffith. but does this mean the pullback is over? one thing we know is here to stay, volatility. nowhere last year, everywhere this year. >> we can look at what the vix is doing. in fact, it's down about a point today, but it has popped since january 1st. the price to earnings ratio for the market. >> big surprises already this year, in this young year. gold and treasuries not acting the way anybody thought they would. >> absolutely. speaking of earnings, it's a huge day for earnings today. the biggest day of the season. we get some big names after the bell that could have an impact on the market tomorrow. amazon and google will be out with their results in just about an hour's time. we will get you the numbers first. we have a ton of experts standing by ready to break it all down.

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bells are ringing on wall street.e of those indexes in the positive. that would have been the dow but towards the last half hour of trading it lost the steam there, despite not withstanding caterpillar earnings which continue to be very good. that stock is up over 5%. all of the indices are down. look at nasdaq down. small and mid-sized caps, cheryl, very much like emerging markets. they're getting hurt bad. cheryl: really quick to the point, david. talking about low volume. that would explain incredible volatility we had. vix hitting highs not seen since october. volume story. david. thanks. front page headlines for you. economic news coming in as well. new home sales dropped more than

veronika bell. >> good afternoon. >>> [speaker not understood], i was born and raised in san francisco. [speaker not understood] fellow ma sonic. [speaker not understood]. i would like to say something once and for all hinted at by a number of people, there is no good evidence what we are seeing in a reduction of the carbon footprint. we see long-interpret [speaker not understood]. now, if you want to have an accurate study of what is happening, you have to take those factors into consideration. otherwise what we're doing is basically shifting our environmental problems over into the east bay. the equivalent comparison in my understanding, what we did with all the toxic waste at the hunters point shipyard between 1970, 1970. is that really the legacy san francisco wants to have, dumping our environmental problems and ecological systems in the city? i don't think so. you want to look at a comparative [speaker not understood] which was invoked a couple minutes ago. they established 20 [speaker not und

meteorologist chuck bell is watching this storm for us. good morning. >>> good morning, aaron and eun. skies have gone mostly cloudy. the real cold air hasn't begun to settle in just yet, but don't you worry, it's not going to be a challenge to get down below the freezing mark once we get snowfall moving into the region. 32 in hagerstown. 28 in manassas. 38 degrees downtown. driving into work this morning, the little car thermometer which is not always the most accurate, it was 39 degrees when i left my garage at 2:30 this morning. indeed, cold, yes, but not bitterly cold. notice the temperature down to the freezing mark, but where you see temperatures back to the mid-20s by 9:00 a.m., that's already beginning to see the leading edge of the snowflakes and temperatures will be continuing to tumble by 4:30 this afternoon. we'll be back down into the low to mid-20s. and we'll all be having snow by then. >>> all right, chuck. we'll lookout for that. right now i'm still tracking breaking news in prince george's county. heads-up if you have to l

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sandra: after the bell ibm is reporting, texas instruments. technology a 18% weighting in the s&p 500 right now. what happens after the bell and as we get more tech earnings this week it could be a big driver behind this market. what is the forecast heading into these earnings? >> i think technology is going to surprise to the upside. maybe not ibm but balance in aggregate they will. do it is all about execution. it is about the environment whether it be china or russia, et cetera. also for earnings. some of these technology stocks like ibm offered a pretty good dividend. can they maintain the framework, or is there this headwind, secular headwind that is changing the company forever? so i think the s&p 500 behind me is being built up right now with the expectation that is technology is going to do well. not nearly as well as big banks. david: larry i have to break in. we have earnings coming out on several companies including ibm. jo ling kent, those numbers are in. how do they look? >> dave, we have pretty good

[closing bell ringing] david: bells are ringing. five days of losses. record of losses with a very good trading day today. we didn't have a chance to talk about winners including netflix which jumped to an all-time high. real big winners. individual winners. look at various indexes. the best is taking a big beating past couple days, that is the small and mid-sized caps. russell 2000 doing very well. almost a full percentage point. as you worked up, nasdaq not quite so well but all in the green. top it off with the dow up 89 points. seeps that is where it is settling seems -- liz: that is time for the front page headlines. durable goods unexpectedly fell in december. the commerce department saying durable goods orders declined by 4.3%. david: a new report saying that home prices

[closing bell ringing] liz: we close the books on the week. bells are ringing on wall street.e the dow jones industrials down. look at nasdaq, just under half a percent here. we see gains for the nasdaq, s&p and russell 2000. "after the bell" starts right now. david: we have an all-star panel ready to break down the action this week. paul dietrich, fairfax markets ceo and chief investment officer who says there is one industry poised for big gains in 2014. he will tell us what it is. jason rotman, lido managing partner. he says it may be time to look for international opportunities. phil strieble in the pits of cme

"the closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans on this tuesday at the new york stock exchange where stocks tyler, are rebounding a bit today. the dow is up 92 points at this hour. >> there's a lot more green on the board. i was just looking at the list of the 500 stocks in the s&p. i'm tyler mathisen at cnbc global headquarters in today for bill griffeth. the dow on track to break a five-day losing streak. as you see right there, up 93 points at 15,930. got upcoming earnings from several big ones kelly. >> we we do. at&t and yahoo! reporting after the bell five ten minutes afterwards so we'll have plenty of coverage on that. earnings continue to be a theme all day. we have also got an eye on the nasdaq which is lagging again today. part of that has to do with the intersection of two stories right now. the stock story of the day no doubt is apple which has been crushed. let's look at the shares at the moment. they're down 7.6%. a big move for this name. there are some people who believe this is a buying opportunity.

alcoa earnings out after the bell. your first time on "closing bell." a lot to talk about coming up. also, this press conference that went nearly two hours earlier today and now a visit to ft. lee, new jersey, where it all went wrong for new jersey governor chris christie. we have a live report from ft. lee where that town's mayor is not very happy that the new jersey governor is making that -- those of you in iowa, why do you care? this is a man who is considered the front runner for the republican national nomination for president in 2016. is it all blowing up on him now? we're going to talk about that coming up. >> ben white will join us. i want to hear what he has to say. and a scandal in the courtroom world. alcoa hit with fines for corrupt payments totaling more than 100 million to a middle eastern country. alcoa ceo cklaus kleinfeld will be here to join us. >>> also a ford executive knows when ford drivers are breaking the law because they track their owners with a gps. they know where they're going, when they're going and how fast they're going.

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tracy: closing bell, thank you so much, closing bell 42 minutes to go.here's a lot happening right now. so many stocks taking a beating today, there's actually one standout from the crowd but it is dr. dee% just today, the power mover. and some other business news networks have a loose definition, reports today about jpmorgan's ceo jamie diamond getting a raise, charlie gasparino nailed a two weeks ago. pay to watch fox news. [ intercom ] drivers, to your marks. go! [ male announcer ] it's chaos out there. but the m-class sees in your blind spot... ♪ pulls you back into your lane... ♪ even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2014 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. cheryl: care.com began trading for the first time today and it soared on its debut. currently 33.5% at 2270, the online marketplace, and for the kids, seniors and your pet, and that is above 14 to 16. the boston co. 350 full-time employes, the site as 9.5 million users. fox business h

[closing bell ringing] david: the bells are ringing.he dow. this is the fourth day of trading in the year 2014. the first three days were not good. not so today much. as we see all of the indices in the green. the dow is up over 100 points. it is up 103. looks like, who knows it could settle in double digits. sizable gain on the dow and s&p. nasdaq doing best of all, up almost a full percentage point, 39.5. the russell 2000 is up almost again, a full percentage point. a very good day. the fourth day is the charm here on wall street. 2014. get ready, "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. david: so let's break down today east market action. we have lance roberts, from

. >> alan bell, jr. is an 11-year veteran of the dover volunteer fire department.s morales with the randolph fire department is also on the scene. >> we saw a lot of smoke coming from the first floor and lot of smoke coming from the second floor, in the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw the randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell pulls out a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what firefighting is like up close. >> i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we are initially what they called a rapid intervention team to extra

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[closing bell ringing] >> big news could be out of any one of those. david: the bells ringing. the dow is down but it has been the laggard, not just today but all year. other indices have been up, particularly the nasdaq up quite nicely, up over 1% since the beginning of the year. this is sort of a microcosm of what's been happening since january the 1st. we have the dow jones industrials down about 42 points. all other indices are up, nasdaq up quite nicely, thank you, sandy. sandra: go to jo ling kent in the newsroom. thank you, jo. >> we have breaking news on amazon.com. they're considering an online pay tv service. they already already have amazon prime service of course which allows people to watch television episodes and, and movies. also amazon has approached three media companies for that content according to sources, according to dow jones news. so we'll continue investigating. we put in the cause to amazon. take a look today. it was up about 1.86%. so the stock doing decently well. a nice climb over the past seven months. so we'll be continuing to monitor this. the he

the bells are right outside -- >> four times an hour.ughter] liz: good morning, michael corbett. good to have you. thank you. >> good to be here. liz: thank you so much for joining us on fox business. >> thank you very much. liz: cheryl, back to you in new york. cheryl: all right, thank you so much, liz. well, the closing bell rings 51 minutes from now, and his name keeps coming up again and again. whether it's about apple, ebay or herbalife, carl icahn is causing bigtime waves. he is joining us next in a fox business exclusive interview. ♪ ♪ if you've got copd like me... ...hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatme that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen wi

also out with results after the closing bell. it earned 46 cents a share. that easily topped estimates of 38 cents a share for the fourth quarter. revenues matched forecasts but they were lower than a year ago. one key sore spot display ad sales off nearly 6%. sima moti, what's the one take away you saw in this report? >> reporter: when it comes to yahoo!, the key metric analysts look at is display ad revenue. the amount of money yahoo! makes from selling display ads. that number was down year-over-year. analysts say that probably was due to rising competition from other internet giants like google. display revenue has been something that ceo has been working on since she became ceo in 2012, but those efforts don't seem to have been paying off this quarter. with that said there were some bright spots in this report. search revenue up 8%. paid collision excluding korea up. >>> changing now to emerging markets, currencies have been under pressure this past week. tonight turkey's central bankers are holding an emergency meeting to prop up the currency after it

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yum brands, taco bell, ralph lauren, each up 6, 7, 15%. lauren, do you think that hiexactly going to be a performr for 2014? >> they went through a big sap integration, which hurt earnings last year, that starts to cycle this year, i think you have a flexion point, and revenues are headed higher in our opinion. cheryl: we are showing our viewers yum brands right now. that is a big asian explorer. >> a big year last year in china, the company stock mutterings being up 40% or more in china this year. we think of it even comes close to happening, this is a winner of a stock. cheryl: one of them is very interesting, let's start with mastercard. that is a consumer time. >> huge trend here is people taking spending from cashing cad checks and moving it electronically. you need in electronic form of payment, that is mastercard and visa. cheryl: may have a new product you say that will be the product of the year for 2014. >> it continues to get geographic expansion approvals, and it also is expanding duration. it wins on both of those fronts. cher

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joining me in the closing bell exchange, david nelson from bell point asset management. loved him on ozzie and hair yetrriet. gordon, i am going to start with you. i want play by play on today. what is with the volatility? we have had a 200-plus point swing for the dow industrial average today. what's going on? >> some of the technical guys are saying this is a negative reverse, reciprocal inverse play right now. i'm not so sure i believe that. the fact of the matter is bill look, this market so far this year and i joke about the january fake but it's been interesting. the multiples have expanded. we're at a spot which how much more do we have that we can actually throw money at and see this thing grow. i think you're starting to see the psychology of the personality of this market early is people are getting afraid of things here and we don't have the same optimism that we had last year. guys are looking to get out a little quicker than they were this time last year. >> let me put in english what gordon said to begin with. that reverseal pattern. we hit a high that exce

the "closing bell". i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange where 2014 by the way starting out very differently than what happened on this date in 2013. >> i'm bill griffeth. remember what happened last year? last year on january 2nd the dow finished up 308 points. >> one of the strongest gains all year. >> a monster rally. not the days today. what happens the first trading day of the year usually, historically typically, we want to qualify with all different kinds of words here usually is a precursor for the rest of the year. >> here's the thing. a lot of people will look at us being down. compare to it 2008 remember 2007 we also were lower on the s&p 500 for the first day of the year. but through october of that year it looked great. it's what happened next that raised some eyebrows. >> we talk about the historical precedence but it's just one day. we're not panicking yet. maybe the dip buyers are still on vacation. >> for all of 2013 and 2012 the s&p 500 was never under water. in other wor

and music from broken bells. with cleto and the cletones! and now that i have your attention, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you for showing up to my work place unannounced. i'm happy you're here. i know you have a lot of entertainment options out on hollywood boulevard. i mean, there are two wax museums on this block. so i appreciate the fact that you selected me tonight. did any of you watch president obama's state of the union address last night? why don't i believe any of you. president obama said the state of the union is strong, which is something the president says every year. just once i would like to hear a president say the state of the union is dope. we could use some dopeness. but this to me is the most interesting part of the speech. >> tonight, this chamber speaks with one boys to the people we represent. >> jimmy: why is john boehner the darkest guy up there? how does this happen? it's 25 degrees in washington, d.c. how is he tanning? the president said we have to act now on the issue of climate c

chuck bell is here with a leak at the forecast. chuck? >> good morning, a good wednesday morning, everybody. temperatures have fallen nearly 30 degrees in just the last 24 hours behind the leading edge of the arctic air. the good news in your forecast for today is that the snow is over. the bad news is this cold is here to stay for quite some time. single digit and low teens to get you out the door this morning. 14 in culpeper and fredericksburg, about 12 in downtown washington. 10 for leesburg and ashburn. the snowfall amount yesterday on average in that 3.5 to 7.5 to eight-inch range, right on the money as far as we were concerned with the forecast. current windchills -- whoa. you need to dress in every layer you have today. current windchills running between zero and minus 15. as i've been saying, the snow is gone. friends and neighbors dealing with the last of the snowflakes. we will not have to worry about snow today. that doesn't mean it's going to be a nice day to be outside. let me give you the good news, the bad news, and the ugl

flora bell now knew how it felt to fly. >> like you're looking at the world that god made the beautyhat you see. >> reporter: but the dream ended with little warning. >> they just came in and said girls, the men are coming back and want interest jobs back, and you've got to leave. and i said we'll do it for nothing. we don't care about getting paid. we'll do it for nothing. we're needed. >> reporter: three decades would go by before they were granted military status. another three decades would passion before they received the congressional gold medal. but in that time, the wasps paved the way for women like captain linda stanfield to become military pilots. >> if it wasn't for them, i probably wouldn't be doing what i'm doing now. >> reporter: so this morning, the female pilots of today joined the pioneers on a float dedicated to the wasps, thankful to women like nor what bell who never stopped dreaming about the sky. nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian who will be back tomorrow. for all

tomorrow the company reports earnings before the bell. analysts saying immuno oncology will not be a big piece of those numbers, but it will be a buzz word when looking for forward guidance in 2014. back to you guys. >> all right, morgan. thanks. stay with us if you would. what do these new drugs mean for bristol-myers squibb and other biotech companies? shamus, look, amid all of this in the excitement, how much of this is priced into shares of a bristol-myers squibb already? >> well, frankly, we saw bristol-myers squibb go up about 65% last year. the performance was pretty staggering. they added enormous amount of market cap. but, you know, being the first in the space, bristol-myers squibb does have a really significant potential advantage, particularly given the fact that they could file their product in lung cancer this year, which is actually the largest potential space in cancer among the areas that are being targeted at this point. so i actually don't think, given the fact we're on the cusp of filing, and potentially on the cusp of

yes jingle bells jingle bells it's christmas time for all you people or fetch moxon or stealing all your the f.b.i. the f.b.i. they're in our pocket we give them a bonus every year and they do what ever we what ever we the f.b.i. or crooks to the f.b.i. or it's funny it's a farce it's american justice is a farce the f.b.i. is i think the cost of bribing the f.b.i. has gone down there's your deflation the cost of bribing your appeal is going down in america under obama's america there isn't a flip. of course probably the f.b.i. and then i say of course are listening in and know what you are in turn to know probably they're probably front running as well now fannie mae and freddie mac. were prior to the collapse of the subprime mortgage market remember they were they claimed on all their bonds that were not backed by the government and government sponsored entities but we do not we won't back these bonds we won't pay you one hundred cents on the dollar but because of the size of the fraud remember they were jam packed with fraud and they were jamming jiving hand fraud jiving and they

closing bell going to ring, 31 minutes to go. arctic blast is hitting large portions of the u.s. we're going to look at what it means for energy stocks, for airline stocks, oh, and for travel plannings. that's fascinating right now. and financial stocks actually, let's talk about jpmorgan, financial stocks got a big boost in 2013, outpacing the s&p 500. can you bank on similar returns for this year? sandra smith is going to be here in new york city with the trade. we'll be right back. muck. ♪ ♪ [ indistinct conversations [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures y may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate d bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect youmouth, with xodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a cln mouth and kills bacteria for frh brth. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. ♪ ♪ cheryl: amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos had to be rescued from the galapagos islands over the holiday because of kidney stones. a navy helicopter picked up the amazon founder and washington post owners after he com

and surgical posts after the bell.s," this is a herb greenberg sort of name. >> herb will be watching among other things. that's margin melt, because what are the margins going to be? can they keep up a net profit margin of about 30%? building up to that? will 2013 come into that way and straddling in about a 6.5% move. so far the markets have not anticipated the moves like netflix. only pricing in about a 10% move at max, and it moved 17%. so they could be doing the same thing here. they're not pricing in enough risk to the upside or down side in my opinion. >> right. this could be a huge mover. what's the prediction in terms of the options market in terms of the move on the stock? >> optimism. believe it or not. some because the price of the machines and the fact that it's not subject as much to something like china. these are machines sold primarily domestically. some sold internationally, but really a u.s. story. >> and talk pmg on deck to report before the bell. dom? >> an immensely not following stock. >> meaning