so much more on apple earnings after the bell. if you think you don't own the stock, it is very much a part of the waiting of the s&p 500. david and melissa are going to break down the numbers. we don't want to ignore microsoft, yahoo! chipotle coming out after the bell following "countdown." stay tuned for that. >>> we have breaking news on a ticker symbol lock, lifelock. briefly halted, shares of the cybersecurity company plunged 40% that it violated a settlement it made five years ago. i believe that the settlement had to do with lifelock making claims and making deceptive claims according to the federal trade commission about its protection services. anyway, so here's what happened. it started to reopen once again, you see it is tanking by about 40% for lifelock. we'll keep an eye on the stock of course, as the developments continue. closing bell, 50 minutes away. put tom brady, the quarterback aside, and bring nfl owners. they love commissioner roger goodell. is the league's golden boy really going to continue to hold on and

we is have some delicious taco bell. i understand the fun of this app is you don't need to wear pants to get taco bell, but i live in a gated complex so we will have to meet the driver out front. >> reporter: about a half hour later. >> i just got a text. we are getting our food soon. >> reporter: what a moment it was. >> oh, this makes me so happy. god bless america. alexander, thank you. let's go eat. >> reporter: so, there is no minimum charge or minimum cost for you. minimum price to order. you can order just one taco and get it delivered to you. but there is a few buck delivery fee. taco bell is trying this out at four different areas at 200 different restaurants. so they are ting it out and we will see if it sticks. back to you. >> fortunately for us you live in a gated community christian. [ laughter ] but was the driver able to tell you if it is popular or is it too new to tell? >> reporter: it is the first day they are doing it. i talked to the guy. i said how is it going? he said he did a few deliveries already

belle: of course.ory you see tease on the left-hand corner of the "spectator," and focuses on greece's lesbos island. that obviously upset tourists. there is a play on the "bourne supremacy" with the "osborne supremacy." you can see has tentacles -- stuart: reaching your shoulder. belle: well done. this shows that he has his finger in every pie in westminster politics at the moment, and he isq?q?q?q?q?q?q?q? ' e people. i'm a do it real quick so that they can talk as long as they can. at the far side is chief caleen sisk. she's the spiritual leader and tribal chief of the winnemem wintu tribe, who practice their traditional culture and ceremonies in their territory along the mccloud river watershed in northern california near mount shasta. in the middle is jeanette armstrong. she is a selx--syilx, uh, okanagan, a fluent speaker of okanagan, and a traditional knowledge keeper of the okanagan nation. she currently holds the canada research chair in okanagan indigenous knowledge and philosophy at ubc okan

>> no, i did not. >> you never gave a ride to jo-jo bell? was the driver. he instead insisted his passenger had to be someone else. jo-jo bell was never to be seen again. >> it would be horrendous if another child dies, period. >> a week later, sammy davis jr. and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children. the photographer up on stage, that's wayne's father, homer williams, with the black newspaper "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two lat

if the drive-thru atta co bell is not -- at taco bell is not convenient enough, it can be delivered to your home. >> it is inconvenient to leave the house. >> you can pay an extra $3.99 and have it delivered by car or bike from dashers like jimmy maurice. >> we are working on getting you an order it has my location log. >> today it started delivering for taco bell in 90 cities in california and texas with plans to expand. >> i think fast-food delivered to your house is funky. >> taco bell thinks it is a great idea. >> >> delivery is the number one request for all taco bell customers for a decade now. >> other fast-food restaurants like mcdonalds and burger kings are experimenting with deliveries. the trend may explain why door dash founded two years ago raised $60 million from investors. >> it is for people who value their time. that's effectively what door dash is about. >> they are experimenting with the delivery process and they believe there is more in the future than just tas food. in the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a nice bay area neighborhood is dealing with a crime wave

closing bell, we're about 32 minutes away.h more attention today, it's the british open. a wild monday finish, a stunning surprise end from the old course at st. andrews straight ahead. an american takes it, but which one? >>> and donald trump takes on one of the republican party's old guard over his military service. why attacking senator john mccain may doom trump's candidacy before the race even heats up. that's next on "countdown." ♪ ♪ . .. >> i'm commending homeland ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this opportunity cools off. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. . . . . liz: with the closing bell 27 minutes away the nasdaq hitting lifetime highs. look at some of the names that are also hits lifetime highs. we have starbucks, time warner caib, hasbro, amazon.com, under armour, what a shock with jordan speith doing as well as he has done. we have mor

if the drive-thru atta co bell is not -- at taco bell is not convenient enough, it can be delivered to your home. >> it is inconvenient to leave the house. >> you can pay an extra $3.99 and have it delivered by car or bike from dashers like jimmy maurice. >> we are working on getting you an order it has my location log. >> today it started delivering for taco bell in 90 cities in california and texas with plans to expand. >> i think fast-food delivered to your house is funky. >> taco bell thinks it is a great idea. >> >> delivery is the number one request for all taco bell customers for a decade now. >> other fast-food restaurants like mcdonalds and burger kings are experimenting with deliveries. the trend may explain why door dash founded two years ago raised $60 million from investors. >> it is for people who value their time. that's effectively what door dash is about. >> they are experimenting with the delivery process and they believe there is more in the future than just tas food. in the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a nice bay area neighborhood is dealing with a crime wave

if the drive-thru atta co bell is not -- at taco bell is not convenient enough, it can be delivered to your home. >> it is inconvenient to leave the house. >> you can pay an extra $3.99 and have it delivered by car or bike from dashers like jimmy maurice. >> we are working on getting you an order it has my location log. >> today it started delivering for taco bell in 90 cities in california and texas with plans to expand. >> i think fast-food delivered to your house is funky. >> taco bell thinks it is a great idea. >> >> delivery is the number one request for all taco bell customers for a decade now. >> other fast-food restaurants like mcdonalds and burger kings are experimenting with deliveries. the trend may explain why door dash founded two years ago raised $60 million from investors. >> it is for people who value their time. that's effectively what door dash is about. >> they are experimenting with the delivery process and they believe there is more in the future than just tas food. in the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> a nice bay area neighborhood is dealing with a crime wave

more cow bell.ore than that, tune we need more cow bell. >> come on tuna. >> come on tuna. >> how do you train these cats food. >> we use equipment training, all positive reenforcement. >> they do that for dogs too. >> if it works for dogs why can't it work for cats. >> exactly. cats learn things on their own time. they are always slow to start. >> another cow bell. >> yes. >> not too bad. >> she's doing it now. >> what do you give her. >> this is a premium chicken lives that we just discovered that they really like. >> yes. >> it is important to mention before we see you perform that all these cats are rescues. >> yes. >> and they were adopted. you are into promoting the rescue of cats. >> yes, yes our cats are former rescues or strays that have come into my life over the years. >> fan lust. >> we have a foster kitten with us we're traveling with a couple fosters. we found home for 160 cats since 2009. >> portion of the proceeds this weekend will go to the philadelphia community cats, kennel club.

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closing bell, we're eight minutes away. to make a statement at the pentagon in just a few minutes about isis, and the fight against the islamic state. fox business has cameras right there. we'll bring it to you live when it happens, meantime. s&p up off the lows but still no green on the screen for the dow, the s&p, or the nasdaq. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ liz: breaking news. president obama has just gotten a rare briefing at the pentagon about military efforts against the islamic state. the administration is facing persistent criticism that the strategy on behalf of the administration has not worked. it has not done well. we still continue to see isis gaining in certain regions. the president is expected to give a brief st

done. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara he's nen for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. dow down 200 points. united technologies and ibm accounting for more than half of the decline in the dow today. we will debate whether those two stocks could have the way for more earnings drama to hit the broader markets. >> both of those companies citing concerns in the bricks especially in china. after the bell the earnings drama will be in full force. get ready. >> i cannot wait. >> apple and microsoft will be releasing their latest numbers, plus got reports from yahoo, chipotle gopro. those numbers over the next hours and bringing you them after 4:00. >> it just doesn't get better than that. plus time to sell tesla maybe? a bold call from a ubs analyst downgrading that stock to sell today. the man who made that call coming up. >> it has been five years since the dodd frank financial reform bill signed into law. barney frank will join us to discuss all the criticism the law has received including from members of his own part

closing bell, 36 minutes away. how dare you? how dare you count out pandoria, spotify because apple is joining the streaming race. why you can't say jay-z's baby is out of the music game because apple showed up late. >>> and if you build the high-speed elevator and show them that you can't keep america down, they will come. i'm taking you along for the ride as a milestone is reached post-9/11. wait until you see how this ride ends. it's only the beginning. . . liz: we need to get you to breaking news. appears boston has blown it at least according to some people. the local media is reporting that boston had to withdraw its bid to host the 2024 olympics. now the bid, which was cobbled together by a bunch of really gunning who business people who thought it would be amazing to olympics in boston has been slightly controversial since it was announced in january. it has lower public support, in fact they had a group put together called, no boston olympics.com. the mayor was asked to sign a contract without getting a chance to analyz

. >> talk about fast food, the local start-up behind taco bell's on demand delivery plan. >>> the abc7 news app on the go, news that lives where you live. >> covering daly city, dublin los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 4:43. taco bell essentially right around the corner for most but how much easier would it be to have it delivered to your door? you can because of a bay area company with a focus on delivering to your doorstep. here is that report. >> if the drive through at taco bell is not convenient enough you can now have it delivered to your home. >> it is hard to get out of the house but if they come to the house, it would be great. absolutely lovely. >> using the door dash mobile app you can pay an extra $3.99 and have it delivered by car or bike. >> [ inaudible ] >> they deliver food from other vaunts, but they started delivering for taco bell in 90 cities in california and texas with plans to expand. >> faster delivery, it >> taco bell thinks it is great. >> delivery is the number one request for a decade. >> mcdonald's and burger king are ex

"closing bell" starts now. >> welcome to "closing bell." here at the new york stock exchange. >> tough to keep with brian sullivan sometimes, isn't it? mind is always going there. tectonic weakness. disappointing reports from apple and microsoft last night are weighing on the dow and nasdaq today. and investors now await numbers. more news from qualcomm and texas instruments in the bell. the chip sector has been in tough times these days. >> and it's more than just after the bell. american express, las vegas sanz, all expected to report in just an hour from now. >> other stories, mcdonald's they're about to make a big bet on all day breakfast. will this be the move that finally turns things around for the fast food giant? or is it just too little too late? we have both sides of yet another heated debate on mcdonald's. everybody, you either love it or hate it right now. nobody is lukewarm on mcdonald's these days. >> a lot of people like breakfast for dinner. we will see. that big selloff in commodities. keeping an eye on that for you. gold

>> closing bell, 30 minutes away. jeep owners in a little shock today after wired magazine exposed a flaw in jeep's computer system that allowed a hacker to hijack the car and turn it off the road. can you imagine if you're driving along and this happens? the nation's number one -- you know i'm going to say it, the world's number one auto dealer, we're bringing him. in he is mike jackson. what is he hearing from the people who buy jeeps and chryslers from him? and what does he think about how more and more of these cars are all electronic, right? could a cybersecurity fail affect car sales. and the 2016 race shaping up just weeks to go before the very first debate on fox news. but are we seeing signs of a potential gop dream ticket already on the ballot? who are the names? our political panel will fight it out next on "countdown." hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we'r

less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the county down. >> liz: now way, hawaii, is ground -- maui, hawaii, is ground zero. tpp as it is known. ministers from 12 nations are working fever like what many say could be most important global deal in history. playing out on sandy beaches in maui, not even part of the talks might be muscling in, china. as we've been telling you china's stock market had a horrible month, reeling from the worst monthly drop in six years. a new trade deal like this without rising economic superpower could severely diminish its political and economic influence in the region. as we say, this does matter to you folks. every u.s. business that either sells or buys anything on the global market, wants to know will the tpp become reality today, tonight? bring in peter brookes, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for asia-pacific affairs under president george w. bush. along with andy brenner, global strategist for national liance securities. both in fox business exclusive. peter, out

so all three down after the bell., several firms including morgan stanley and webbush all made target cuts on whole foods, down 12%. now, on an analyst call yesterday, what's the problem? ceo walter rob partially blamed the company's weak sales on the pr disaster that followed the nyc, new york city department of consumer affairs' audit. what did that find? it found that new yorkers were getting charged a lot more, that the stores in new york were mislabeling the weights of freshly packaged foods. >> i shop at that whole foods, by the way. liz: well, we all do. >> i've been ripped off. i'm a victim. [laughter] liz: you look like one. >> i'm a victim. how did you just say stern agee? are you threatened the the by te french? >> i hate the french, but, you know -- liz: down 12%, you can see, with whole foods. now let's switch over, soul cycle just announced -- >> soul cycle. [laughter] liz: will file to go public. yes, an ipo for the boutique fitness studio. it also announced it's naming a new ceo, the current chief oper

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we appreciate it closing bell ringing in 36 minutes. warren buffett the billionaire putting some of his billions to good use. money that could make a small island nation jealous. or grouse and puerto rico problems we can't ignore that one could open a pandora box if one presidential candidate gets her way. charlie gasparino has the latest breaking details he's breaking it right here next on counting down. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ ♪ >> could celebrate the 10th annual donation to the four charitienings deuce warren buffett announced to just donate about 2.84 billion worth of berkshire hathaway stock. this is record for buffett who increased total contributions to charity to more than 21.5 billion dollars. of course this is his plan to give away near

where do you see that going for taco bell?an: in every market, we see it's a different environment for what the wages need to be. one thing that is true as it's the total proposition you have to present to your employee. if you want them to be excited about working at your respective company, wage is important and we have to be competitive but what we do is make sure we are investing in the individual and investing in the team. big push on supporting them on education to get the high school degree or a secondary degree. yum! brands know and taco bell, we have a recognition culture where we celebrate the first downs and the touchdowns. this is important for individuals because of bills confidence and let them understand that we as a company care about them and we want to grow them. for your line workers, if i have this correctly, you pay minimum wage. will that change over the next six month or one year? brian: we actually pay more than minimum wage. to get the team may bridge to provide the service experience that matches our

closing bell, 39 minutes away from that. t mobile's outspoken ceo john ledger has gotten around donald from here and there with a few boston rounds, remarkably quiet about one thing right now, a possible deal with dish. maybe it is at&t is watching. charlie gasparino knows why and brake down next on count down. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. liz: flash from reuters. and going to take over as head of the euro grew, he has ran a letter, it says we will look at a request for a new loan on the basis of that referendum results. we already reported that it was expected but now is coming in writing from the dutch finance minister who is in essence telling the greeks all talks suspended. >> a bloom? . liz: right here on this show we told you a merger between t mobile and dish might be in the works. just a moment ago bloomberg reporting at&t and directv have won antitrus

kanya bell was a highly touted recruit who tonight remains without a team. and kanya bell was what's called a four-star recruit. the eyes of the nation were on him. we're live at the spartan campus, i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area. >>> they're heading to capitol hill the family of murder victim kate steinle wants answers from lawmakers. her family, including her father jim, will speak at a u.s. senate committee hearing tomorrow in washington, d.c. they will look into sanctuary city policies. critics say those rules are to blame for putting shooting suspect francisco sanchez back on the streets. he's a five-time deportee with a long criminal history. he's accused of shooting steinle earlier this month. sheriffs released him from custody in april despite a federal request for hold him. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is now weighing in on this controversy. >> i don't think it takes much to recognize that there's gaps here. the finger pointing is not servicing anybody. i get the finger pointing from a political lens but from a substantive policy lens i hope e

stock market futures ahead of the opening bell this morning. dow futures up 20 points according to a higher open. good morning and senator smith joined by lauren simonetti in nicole petallidesw. welcome to trainee. this is your first look at what is moving in today's market committed latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. lauren, you are working on christmas in july. train for deals all day long at amazon. sandra: we look at key items they are selling. nicole, three earnings reports this morning. lauren: bank of america loan growth in particular. sandra: the obama administration kicking off its campaign to sell the nuclear deal to congress. the president already discussing to deal with various allies in the middle east as iranians celebrated in the streets. as congress votes on the agreement he will use his veto pen. that raises the question whether congress can gather two thirds of the votes in both houses to override the president's veto. president obama will lay out his case at a news column race which will be carried live on

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tonight -- maya rudolph from "magic mike xxl," actor joe manganiello music from belle and sebastian featuinghe 8g band and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] very exciting news, this just happened. you might not be aware that this just happened, but the governor of south carolina spoke this afternoon -- the governor -- and said it is time to remove the confederate flag from capital grounds. [ cheers and applause ] so everyone, remember this day, june 22nd, 1962. [ laughter ] [ applause ] we made it. president obama -- not sure if you heard this. not sure if you listen to podcasts. president obama this weekend used the n-word when speaking about race relations in america. which explains why everyone at fox news today, kept shouting, "and i quote! [ laughter ] it's a quote!" [ applause ] "just quoting." officials in new york -- i don't know if you guys have been following the story as much as i have, but officials in new york have found dna traces

taco bell is testing a new delivery service. we sent christian hartnett to try it out. >> reporter: a quick visit to the app store download the palo alto-based door dash app and voila, the first ordering option is none other than taco bell. the ordering is fairly self- explanatory. so we ordered a couple of double xl grilled stuffed burritos with guacamole. we have just put in the order. we have delicious taco bell coming our way right now and i know part of the fun of this app is you don't have to wear pants to get your taco bell, but unfortunately, i live in a gated apartment complex so we are going to have to go meet the driver out front. so we are going right now. about a half-hour later -- just got a text. driver is right around the corner. we are getting our food soon. >> reporter: what a moment it was. >> this makes me so happy. god bless america. electioner, thank you. >> reporter: there's no minimum cost to get taco bell delivered. if you want one taco you can do that although it's about a few bucks delivery fee each ti

taggart gave bell 20 days of disciplinary segregation for the assault on bumgardner. that means bell will be confined to a single person cell and have his possessions taken, except for one religious book. his mattress will be removed from his cell during the day, and all his meals will consist of what's known as nutritional loaf, except on sundays. >> if you beat this guy up, would you tell me? >> no. >> why not? >> messing around in fairfax county, no telling what the [ bleep ] they would do. probably bring some [ bleep ] up, probably find way to get me in some extra [ bleep ]. i would rather not admit guilt to anything in fairfax county. >> bumgardner can still press criminal charges against bell, but says he probably won't. >> i'm not trying to be in this jail and press charges on somebody and then [ bleep ] just happens all over again a bunch more times. that's just how it is. >> coming up -- >> it sucks not having a selection and variety of clothes in front of you every day. and to wake up to the same jumper. >> a new arrival in the female unit quickly learns the

. >> alan bell jr. is an 11-year veteran of the dover volunteer fire department. 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 extract firefighters if they get lo

[closing bell ringing]. the bell is sounding. russell right now lower. s&p down two points. cecil very trading. vix higher, the volatility index. here is everything you need to know now. chaos in greece. rallies turning violent with protesters launching molotov cocktails at police who responded with tear gas. tens of thousands are now gathering to voice opposition to a bailout deal being debated in parliament as we speak right now. the vote is expected at any moment with all of that going on in the street, here is what is going on inside as they debate this bailout. we're going to take to you athens for an update in just

don't miss after the bell today. kurdish pop star had a love taking a isis will be on the show at 4:00 p.m. eastern time today. some sad news to report. bobbi kristina brown, only daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown died on sunday. brown's death comes six months after being found unresponsive in a bad been her home and she was placed in a medically induced coma. police classified the case as a medical emergency after concluding no foul play was involved. brown died surrounded by family in duluth, georgia appeared she was 22. the bears come back to life in china. stocks have been the worst one-day drop in eight years. we have the impact they are and here in the u.s. and sports a big night for big copy. david ortiz on the boston red sox hit it out of the park. checking u.s. stock index futures. we wish we had better news. paper rad after a losing week last week that the dow down 28 points. your watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ (sfx: glass breaking) (sfx:footsteps runnin

chose fuji ministry helicopter and bell helicopter kawasaki.olor sake -- we are talking to the bell helicopter garrison. this deal was announced a couple days ago. japan shows you guys for this deal, this $3 billion deal. talk about it a little. >> it has been great. we had a great month in july. we celebrated 80 years in the bdustry and had the be 22 -- 22. that was a tremendous win. we followed it up with the uhx program with fuji to build the next generation of medium helicopters for japan defense forces. it turned out to be an outstanding month for us in japan. yvonne: tell us what really solidified at the deal. you have had increasing competition. a lot of big names and local partners. how significant is this? >> it is a huge deal for japan and a fantastic deal for fuji and bell. we have been partners for 55 years. we have coproduced 600 aircraft in that time. this is a great opportunity to build out infrastructure in japan. they are a known partner, we are a known partner. it reduces the risk and offers a lower cost solution. it turned out to be a great win for us and japan. uhx plan wil

you love the taco bell delivery thing?food but if you're a vegetarian you have options at taco bell. >> the burritos are a good thing. >> pretty good. bean and cheese. >> get off your couch and get it, please. >> the "skinny" coming your way, folks and the pop superstar showing heartfelt generosity by helping a fan who is facing some tough times. >> also ahead, blaming forgetfulness on smartphones. could you remember addresses, appointments and birthdays without digital dependence. >>> harassing non-stop row bowcalls. the one consumer who took the offender to court, the costly punishment, and what you should do the next time you get a robocall. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" weather, brought to you by southern new hampshire university. brought to youu you to you by southern new hampshire university. we've got at least 20 minutes lets do this (baby crying in the background) first kid we've got at least 20 minutes, lets do this by their second kid, every mom is an expert and more likely to choose luvs

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." >> welcome back i'm bill griffith. so is there a deal in greece, or not? europeans are trying to figure it out, greeks are trying to figure it out. stocks still rallying on greek optimism, but the dow is well off the highs of the session. >>> and breaking a little more than half an hour ago, an hour ago, the justice department reportedly investigating airlines for colluding to keep airfares high. the impact this could have on the industry. >> the first half of the year. facebook, meanwhile, firing another shot. new ad buying options. we'll debate whether this could be a game changer in the video world world. you're only charged. >>> joining us for an exclusive interview to discuss how beer drinkers are helping the company's bottom line. another solid quarter from constellation. >> something we've talked a lot about with rob sands the last several quarters but this last quarter that he made an acquisition in the wine category. >> which hasn't been as fast to grow -- >> exactly. we'll talk with rob about that coming up

bell ford and a friend were fatally shot by his father who then killed himself. if convicted they could face life in prison. >>> in the age i want everything delivered to me, a fast food chain is helping us out. maribel aber is live in time square with more on the delivery service. >> reporter: good morning, matt, taco bell is delivering, the chain is working to bring your burritos and other items to your door. taco bell said delivery is the number one request the chain gets from consumers. >>> microsoft is slashing jobs, the company will layoff 7,800 people for more than 6% of its staff. it will come to the smart phone hardware business. the company bought nokia two years ago and struggling to make it work. they cut 18,000 jobs last year related to the nokia acquisition. >>> a technical glitch halted trading and rattled investors. future are pointing to a higher open. >>> nfl will play two games in london, the stadium is set to be finished by 2018. the facility was built with the nfl in mine, there will be dedicated locker rooms and artificial field for the socc

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth. the gold is at a five-year low. miners down. what's behind the move and whether investored should like for a new safe haven. >> we've got someone who said the banks in europe are a better buy than banks here in the united states. >> also a major alzheimer's conference is under way right now. we'll bring you the latest from that conference. a lot of optimism there. and we'll discuss why hundreds of millions of dollars are going into alzheimer's research it still may not be enough to make any real progress. >> also along musk discussing the latest spacex rocket failure right now. we'll bring you the latest headlines soon as we get them. >> we start with our "closing bell" exchange. the major averages are in record territory. territory. mr. willis what's moving this market today? this is another one of those days where we are hitting singles. no home runs but enough to put us over the top for the s&p and the nasdaq in record territ

the closing bell is 45 minutes away.the cme group and a teddy you were with me yesterday now it is quiet. >> yes. likeness -- yesterday never happened. liz: but they may present to deal soon as. >> i think so. we have to wait and see if it is the gift that keeps on giving one day it is pain and to i suspect it will never end and chances are we will kick the can down the road again. there doesn't seem to be any boundaries to this dialogue but the market does seem to react because that is important. liz: we had ashley webster to save the germans would have a change of heart but they have then steadfast. i don't see that we do see the perot eurozone rally has broken up a little bit there were more than 1,000 but what happens your? that they presented deal that is more of the same? >> on tuesday night some of the best news came out then the markets would take the next day. in general i don't think they care as much as we think they do that pcb has gobbled up 80 percent of the debts so they will not be as susceptible as they

and an hour before the closing bell they were successful. traders made up for lost time rushing to buy and sell before the closing bell. officials say the exchange updated software last night and solved a minor connectivity issue right before the open. but the system crashed midday. otherrer changes remained operating as usual. >> they decided the best thing to do to protect people is to shut down the market. >> the nasdaq was unaffected by the outage and its stock lifted on the nyse continued to trade. this brings back memories from two years ago when the nasdaq halted trading for several hours because of a technical glitch. >> the new york stock exchange kept in close contact with washington during the outage and both confirmed there was no indication of any cyber attack. stock exchange took a plunge. the dow was down to a five- month low. experts say the down day is also because china's falling stock market and fears about greece. adding to the technical difficulties, the "wall street journal" had a rough start. the website homepage was n

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to closing bell. i'm sara eisen in today for kelly evans. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth. weak reports from caterpillar and 3m dragging on the industrials. >> in less than an hour to go, the earnings parade will be in full force yet again this afternoon. amazon starbucks and visa releasing their latest numbers. we'll bring them live soon as they hit the tape. >> shares of starbucks competitor dunkin' donuts falling today. weak sales for packaged coffee weighing on the stock. ceo will join us live in a first on cnbc interview to discuss his numbers, plus his thoughts on the minimum wage. >> we'll see how those new oreo donuts are selling. >> fbi cracking down on chinese corporate espionage. >> the economic bellwethers, caterpillar, 3m moving lower on the back of earnings. caterpillar ceo was on "squawk box" earlier and spoke to the global head winds holding back not only the economy but his own business. >> for us to drive sales and drive employment we need 2.5% to 3%. having said that we are

taco bell is stoner food. if they are not on the road driving to pick it up and being delivered to them we are safer and better and they can get higher. >> this is very good. what is better than that? >> nothing. >> is that what this is? >> i love a beef taco. i wrap the hard shell in the soft shell. >> you can't mix those two. >> why haven't they done this before? we should get everything delivered? >> i am at the same point. stoner food and half the time you are drinking and it is causing accidents. people say i am willing to die for this baja burrito. >> it will save lives. people are willing to drive and hold these between their legs, it is brilliant. >> i don't get the business model. all of this is like $2.99 so is there a delivery charge? >> there is probably a minimum and a delivery charge. >> it doesn't matter. you problem blow spend $10 to buy all of taco bell. >> it is delicious and so good, but no lettuce. stop putting lettuce in everything. >> i like the rabbit food. >> i can't believe we didn't i

apple wasn't the only tech giant to report after the closing bell. microsoft reported its largest ever quarterly net loss. we will give you the reason that. -- give you the reason next. ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. shares are lower in the after-hours, the company reporting its largest ever quarterly net loss. it amounted to more than $3 billion, shares falling 5%. joe: above that, microsoft was hurt by a 7.5 legal right down after the purchase of note you 's handset unit. also joining us is emily chang. the big surprise this time was stronger sales in the computing and gaming area. numbers saw some strong coming out of surface. other than that, everything else was in line with everything they expected. pc sales were week, cloud sales were good. i would say a mixed bag at this point. alix: when you talk about gaming , i don't consider microsoft a gaming company anymore. is this what they want to see from their results? the xbox has been doing well for the last several quarters. it has been discussed a lot but i believe they want a

sharon bell: i think it is a plus for the equity market. quite a large chunk of index with hundreds exposed. even the dax can be exposed. a supplier to those companies. a capital goods supplier and of equipment. they could all be impacted indirectly. having said that, it would be a benefit. it will have the consumer ultimately even though i agree will not seen it properly through. excuse inflation lower than what it would be. -- it keeps inflation lower than what it would be. that is capable policy easier than otherwise would be. jonathan: sharon bell of golden debt of goldman sachs, thank you. we will head back to advance. we are back in 2. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. i am jonathan ferro. it is time to get you up to speed with bloomberg's top stories. i ran it world powers signing an story to deal -- i ran and world powers -- iran and world powers signing a historic deal. -- stepping down as the investment trust after trading suspended. he will be replaced on october 1. mobius will be chairman. greek prime minister alexis ts

i hear the bell ringing.man for a look at what stocks are on the move at the open. jules, you are not going to get to go to china for a cognac or wine tasting, but you can tell us which stocks are moving. julie: instead of drinking wine i get to talk about ibm. i'm not sure this is correct. i'm guessing the stock is down. yes, the stock is down 4%. we have a bad print. ibm is down about 4%. second-quarter sales declined across all of its businesses. ibm has been struggling to make the transition from old tech to new tech. the strategy has not seemed to be very successful. the 13th straight quarter of declining revenue across all business units from services to software. total revenue fell by 13%. in addition to that, we are looking at united technologies. before we do united technologies, we are going to toss it back to you guys to get our graphics six. erik: we have a technical malfunction and we will take a quick break. when we come back, we will tell you more about the stock market. stick around. ♪ erik: t

alix: american express reports earnings after the bell. we will take a look at their turnaround plans. scarlet: new york city takes on uber. a look at the vote tomorrow that could put the brakes on the ridesharing service. good afternoon, everyone. i'm scarlet fu. you are looking at an snp pretty much flat on the day. 110ders are looking for the 2 level. he will see if we can stay above that level. jpmorgan said in their morning note that the s&p may soon lead its month-long range behind and break to the upside. they are relatively optimistic based on corporate america m&a and capital returns. scarlet: clearly not happening today when the biggest company in the world is disappointing investors. a lot of people thinking that the nasdaq would be down alix: 2%. the resilience -- 2%. alix: the resilience of tech despite the drop. take a look at the leg down around 12:30 p.m. on the news that the doj is not really pleased with halliburton and baker hughes' merger. of course, they had to unload a bunch of acids before they combined. the question

was there. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: with confetti and cheers ebay ceo rang the closing bell on nasdaq from the san jose headquarters. >> we are getting back to our sense of purpose. >> reporter: that purpose the ceo says is allowing ebay to focus on its sellers on the e- commerce site. >> reporter: now paypals who ceo rang the opening bell in new york this morning can focus on the pavement service and moving into the mobile pavement market on watches and phones and in stores. >> we will have a great partnership going forward and now we have the opportunity to focus on growing our business and unlock the potential. >> reporter: lights, camera and red carpet for the nasdaq closing bell party, also required bottled water for the warm, humid weather. ebay invited 50 people, one from each state to help ring the bell. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: one of paypal's competitors is apple pay. with samsung and microsoft also entering the market. paypal has the most opportunity to expand in the split. >> it is a smart move. i don't think they could have grown properly if it was satled

. >>> "closing bell" starts right now. have a great weekend. >>> and welcome to the closing bell on this friday. >> and i'm bill griffith. july coming to a close. i think there is a law of physics that time in summer time goes faster than time in winter time. doesn't it feel like that? coming to the close for the month. it has been a pretty good month for the bulls in equities despite the s&p and nasdaq making a run. >> and dow is the lagger the fault of exxon and chevron weighing down the blue chip index by about 40 points. crude down 21% in july. that makes this the worst month since 2008. as you can see exxon shares down 4.5%. chevron down 5% today. coming up. >> labor posted the smallest increase on record in the second quarter. they started keeping the data in 1982. we will hear from somebody who predicts a september rate hike is off the table. we found somebody who said it may not be. >> our segment which is taking a toll on the consumer. we will hear from royal caribbean ceo whose company's stock is hitting an all-t