they did tests with bells weighing five and a half kilos. we don't use bells that big.the ones we put on the cows in the pastures weigh from 200 to 800 grams. reporter: the cow bells in the swiss alps will fall silent with the arrival of autumn -- like every year, when the cows come home to spend the winter in their barns without bells. christopher: thanks for watching. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> hello there and welcome to "newsline." it's tuesday, august 18th. a large explosion in central bangkok has left at least 19 people dead and wounded 123 others. police say it was caused by a bomb detonated by remote control. the blast took place on monday noor -- near erawan shrine, monday evening evening in a busy comm

they did tests with bells weighing five and a half kilos. we don't use bells that big.the ones we put on the cows in the pastures weigh from 200 to 800 grams. reporter: the cow bells in the swiss alps will fall silent with the arrival of autumn -- like every year, when the cows come home to spend the winter in their barns without bells. christopher: thanks for watching. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] steves: a selection of ferries make the 50-mile crossing between helsinki and tallinn nearly hourly. because of the ease of this delightful two-hour cruise and the variety a quick trip over to estonia adds to your nordic travels, pairing helsinki and tallinn is a natural. stepping off the boat in tallinn, the capital of estonia, you feel you've traveled a long way culturally from finland. its a mix of east and west. tallinn's nordic lutheran culture and language connect it with stockholm and helsinki, but two centuries of czarist russian rule and nearly 50

la belle and la jolie.rders to take the colonists and supplies and offload them and sail back to france. that ship did that. in 1865, la salle was down to a single ship, la belle, in his colony as a lifeline if he needed to sail somewhere to get help. as time went on, he looked for the banks of the mississippi river. he could not find it. he finally decided in late 1865, he would load everything he had left on la belle. he would sail it as far as he could to the northeast and then he would go overland, find the river, come back and get his ship. people la belle with 29 loaded with cargo saying i will be gone 10 days. stay there, don't move. two months later the people on board that ship went out of the water and things got so bad that the captain of the ship decided he would violate la salle's orders. pull a banker, sail back around to where other french people were at the other end of the bay, and when he did that, one of the most notorious cold fronts blew through texas in february 1686 and la belle wreck

closing bell ringing in 44 minutes. superstar quarterback tom brady not saying a word about suspension at patriots camp, but his feud with the nfl just heated up in a very public way. we have the very latest on what has just been revealed in the deflategate controversy. don't move. you need to hear that. >>> and twitter once again hitting a new low today, speculation continues. who will be the next ceo, that's the bigger part of the problem with the stock, nobody has visibility who's going to run this thing. charlie gasparino might. he's rushing down to break it here on "countdown," don't go away. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarg

closing bell ringing in 49 minutes. tesla hoping investors forget about stock price, which by the way has fallen about 10% over the past two sessions. this might do it. look at this. this is so weird. ceo elon musk unveiling this robotic snake charger that could soon be in the garages of all tesla owners. how does that work? details straight ahead. >>> you won't find perfect kats at the debates, we'll introduce you to one company using sophisticated business intelligence to find the perfect nurse for the perfect division, depending what kind of job opening you have. the ceo of infour tells us how he does that. it's fascinating and it's coming up next on "countdown." ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. . liz: 44 minutes before the closing bell rings, the little blue bird getting swallowed by hungry wall street bears over the last couple of sessions. you can see

[closing bell ringing] as closing bells sound on wall street here is where the major averages endinging streak, decidedly so. across the board you see green, s&p, nasdaq, crude oil and gold. >> gary kaltbaum joins us at the top, kaltbaum capital management on market rally day. talk about china and fed speak. back and forth there. more than anything else we've been down seven days in a row on the dow, so we have an up day. this is quite an up day. what do you make of it? >> i think you said it best. seven straight days down. we were due. i tell you one thing that stuck out to me today

[closing bell ringing] there is the closing bell on wall street.he dow posting biggest intraday point gain in seven years. markets now soaring as the closing bell sounds on wall street. take a look where the final averages ending the day. ashley: wow. melissa: we tacked on 20 points when the bells were ringing. 72 points on the s&p. ashley: nice rally. melissa: 4.2% there on the nasdaq. you can see crude and gold trading lower. list mcdonald, has today's biggest stock movers. first straight to the floor of new york stock exchange. nicole petallides is standing by, what a day, nicole. >> what a day, melissa. traders said big, big factor, whether or not we could hold gains. remember yesterday we gained over 400 points. we fav it back at the close to finish down 200. today we go down in history as third biggest point gain

we're not seeing the rush that we saw at the opening bell. it's really anyone's guess what will happen at the "closing bell." one thing is for sure, these are times that you need a neck brace for the whiplash that we got today. you know, i asked one trader, what the heck happened here today? the dow dropped 1,000 points at the open and made up a lot of ground here today. what happened? simply, he said, an overreaction. the selling, he called it, was foolish. it was robotic and computer driven. that's key because you have to think about it. a lot of the trading is computer driven and that's why it happened so fast, in a snap. the problem, once again here, at least at the open, was that we saw investors have a knee-jerk reaction to what happened to stocks in china. not necessarily the economy in china. yes, there is still fear. there's a lot of concern about china's economy slowing down but we saw that dramatic and radical drop of a dow at the beginning of the day, brooke, because it was an initial knee-jerk reaction to what happened in chinese

closing bell is 25 minutes away.nd-new developments in the irs targeting scandal congressional investigators releasing e-mails from former irs lois learner that slammed the republican party. as one e-mail she goes as far to call the republican party hateful saying quote i was never a political person. this whole thing has made me lose respect for all politics and politicians. every time they get an e-mail, they roll up and spread hateful message about how the government is out to get people. now, they are declining to charge learner for her refusal to testify. a separate resolution is underway and is expected to be involved shortly. >>> the director of national intelligence has expressed concern that the state department might not be turning over hillary clinton's e-mail for an independent review. now, the inspector general for the intelligence department is in essence saying -- and of course we've seen this in the washington post that the same server, the infamous server that is at the center of this whole controver

chuck bell is here with more. what do you think?> i think you should have your umbrella in your hand before you walk out the door and head out to work or school this morning. not a guaranteed washout of a day, but there are showers south of town from charlottesville to richmond. those are all lifting northbound. a few sprinkles already this morning in parts of southern st. mary's county and up here in parts of western maryland. a lot of clouds outside. it is feeling a lot more like summer once again. only in the low to mid 70s right now. your hometown forecast, alexandria, virginia, today, plenty of clouds around. maybe a passing shower. temperatures up into the mid and upper 80s. all eyes on the weekend. weekend looks like it will be dry for labor day. seven day in ten minutes. for now, a check on traffic with melissa. >> i like sunday especially. looking at 95 right now. still a little bit slow even though this road work has cleared out of the way. northbound as you're headed through stafford you're going to hit that. a little bit

i love "saved by the bell," and i grew up watching" saved by the bell" and that's why i didn't kiss a girl until college, but that's okay. the philadelphia police, why did you become a cop? why did you become a police officer? it is never because i am super artistic. this is an example of people who have a -- an art mind and i give credit to the police department for reaching out there and trying to do something creative. >> a for effort. >> who are they talking to? are they talking to 30 somethings? kids today have no idea who those kids are. i watched that psa the first time, tom. that's how old i am, and that's why you will be paying for my therapy because i had to comment on it. i am just now realizing that i am an antique. kids today will look at that and say who are those people? unless they watched that thing , the remake or went behind the scenes. they did that recently, but do kids know? i talk about dillon mckay and brandon walsh from 90210 and they say who? >> that was your era. >> yeah. i was a zach morris and dillon mckay kind of gal. i don't forget my guys. >> i didn't w

. >>> plus, storm team 4's chuck bell with a hour-by-hour forecast. >> a few scattered clouds in the eastern skies. waiting on sunrise. it's not up for another 31 minutes. but it's a comfortable start this morning. mid to upper 50s through shenandoah valley. 58 in martinsburg. 59 near montgomery county. near 70 degrees in annapolis. just those scattered clouds around. becoming mostly sunny. hour-by-hour, low to mid-80s. >>> breaking news on the roads, southbound, bw parkway. right now a crash off to the right side of the roadway. chopper 4 over the scene. we have a four-mile backup. it's on the washington, d.c. app right now. right now, it's a pretty good option, 95. two lanes blocked ramp from southbound gw parkway to inbound key bridge that is shut down starting today through friday. take the roosevelt bridge instead. 100 eastbound at route 1, a crash there as well. see slowdowns there. innerloop and outer loop, no major problems. more on this problem on the beltway coming up, eun. >> thank you, melissa. developing this morning. you won't be able to go to the washington monument wh

liz: closing bell, 31 minutes away. day because we're about 90 minutes away from that first fox news gop be debate. nine current and former governors will participate in the two debates. governors do something that other politicians don't, they are forced to balance their state budgets, so they have to cross party lines to work with their state politicians. former governors evan bayh of indiana and tim pawlenty of minnesota who both got as from the cato institute for how they ran their states so well on what those two guys need to hear from the candidates tonight. >>> and there's a lot of anticipation for tonight's debates. the summer's super bowl for political junkies, right? debate parties, are you having one? springing up everywhere. they'll be watching that. >> i'm going to one. liz: you're going to one? >> hunt and fish be, anthony scaramucci's restaurant. liz: why budget i invited? >> i'll invite you right now. liz: there's going to be a drinking game at one place, we're going to take you there live. it is a busin

silicon valley exists because of bell labs. the venture capital model exists because of bell labs because vcs could come in after 10 to 20 years of development at a place like bell labs that was a monopoly, partly government funded. and if, if they didn't take 10 to 20 years of patient money being a very, very rich monopoly, there wouldn't be a silicon valley. in fact, it would have been a germane -- jermanium valley. they probably still would've been barking up the tree. the question for groups like this one in the room is, how do we recreate that innovation eco system? i personally don't think we go back and create monopolies that are partly government funded. we're kind of competing against that in asia. the question is, what do we do? is there a way to bridge the gap between the core basic research, these are the questions being asked and washington and out in the national lab systems and the universities and businesses today, can we envision a public/private partnership that exists outside the fence of the federally run, f

eight and a half minutes before the closing bell rings. want to bring in somebody who's in boston, and we go to him when we're looking for great names under the worse of circumstances. he is scott black of delphi management with close to a billion in assets under management. first, your assessment of what happened today, scott? we were up and now we've lost it all. >> well, as you probably know, the stock market's a random walk, so it's hard to predict intraday fluctuations. but the bottom line, liz, markets are still expensive. if you look at the s&p 500, the estimates have been cut to 111 even where it is now, it's just a shade under 17 times earnings. i recalculated the pes for the russell 2000 at 2500 today, there's still around 20 multiples notwithstanding they've had about an 8-9% correction. so stocks on the whole are cheap, and great companies aren't selling at 12 and 13 multiples. it's not the bottom of the '08 market. and the other thing is we can't figure out what the ripple effect is going to be of china. some of the emerging m

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five minutes to the closing bell.e will tighten rates, september, dice. how can you beat the rate hike to get in on the see credit fed trade? gary kaminsky, and co-host of wall street week and back with us, liz macdonald. gary, the trade in advance, whatever it is, what is the secret fed trade you're advising clients to make? >> september or december. may not be until 2016. given inflation outlook it might not be still 2017. ed fed may want to get in front of the election. that being said, if you look at sectors typically are hurt when interest rates are going up, that being utilities or bond equivalents, real estate investment trusts, master limited partnerships, if you look at those three sectors if you see what happened since january, they already reflect, they have already priced in the fed raising interest rates. most likely what will happen, if we get move in september. you will get a relief rally in interest rate-sensitive sectors that have been severely punished throughout much of 2015. liz: those are the ones

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i am joined by belle lupton. belle: hello. molly: you are going to start off with the eu migrant crisis. and i wish from the mayor of sicily in italy. he has used the word "genocide," them doingcalling now. the u.k.'s independent interviews leo lookup orlando, the eus in the future will be responsible for this genocide. he blames it all on the european government for fulfilling that for failing to provide safe passage to people fleeing persecution and war. when history records this, he says i wish to be able to say i was not complicit. a really personal feeling from a man who had been witnessing thousands of migrants arriving in his city in the last year. ,f we go to the italian press slightly left of center, focusing on brussels response. brussels ups the rhetoric. no country can stay alone. the paper recalls that the eu has praised italy for saving lives, but that now we need a european approach. it goes on to explain that brussels is exasperated at leaders like david cameron, who have refused to help by taking their fair sh

the closing bell is now 58 minutes away. the s&p down 4 points, we are watching and on high alert for a surprise bear attack and surprise of the big run of the polls. so let's start the countdown ♪ ♪ >> breaking news from the floor of the stock exchange. bears beware. a correction is in and owe, boy, does it feel good for the polls. all three embassies no longer in big bear territory. that is official but the markets are still very jittery. that's unofficial, i'm telling you that because the traders are telling me this, i just grabbed one on the floor of the new york stock exchange he said what's going to happen, he said it could certainly happen in this final hour but no one knows that's i couldn't have to stay here and watch fox business. how could the investor stay one step ahead of what are has that jaw dropping volatility. let's get right to the floor of the show our very strong traders who have been guiding us through all of this from the floor of the cme and teddy right here on the floor of the new york stock exchange

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it feels nice outside. >> yeah, chuck bell here with a look at what we can expect today. did the rain cool us down a bit? >> it cooled us down a smidgen, eun. temperatures down into the 60s early this morning. more importantly, the drier and less humid air can start to move back into the region. 73 at national airport. 73 at the naval academy in annapolis. out to the north and west, the cooler and drier air is spilling. in 59 in luray. 55 in petersburg, west virginia. better still, the humidity still stickiness left in the air for now. but starting this afternoon and going into tomorrow and the next several days, humidity, vacation return. summer vacation may be over, but humidity vacation lingers on. a mild start this morning. 60s and near 70s. melissa mollet, i think it will be a good hair day today. >> thank you very much. you know it can get humid here and i start complaining. what's going on, chuck? 66 at sycamore street, two right lanes blocked until 5:00. just some construction happening there. seeing a little bit of yellow inbound on the toll road as you approach

we have the closing bell ringing in 53 penitentiaries. have green on the screen, the s&p is holding gains of seven points. your tickets to the super bowl for billionaire car collectors is waiting. we have it. we're going to fly you to the floor of the show to see these play toys for the uber wealthy with price tags around -- i don't know a million dollars a piece. you can't miss that. and just hours ago the american flag once again raised in cuba. 54 years after it was taken down. but relations with cuba not all rainbows and smiles just yet. we're joined by former governor bill richardson on the future o of the business relationship with our island neighbor and what it could mean for american companies dying to get on the ground there usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we realized, okay, this not only could be convenient, we could save a lot of money. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could

we'll turn to chuck bell. he's got an update on what we can expect when we step outside this morning. >> good morning, chuck. >> hey, good morning. outside it is a dry start to your monday. so you don't need to worry too much about your early morning activities. here's a live look over national harbor first thing this morning. current temperature 72 in washington. 70 in prince george's county. 65 in calvert county, 65 in gaithersburg. going out to get your early morning run in this morning, run early. easygoing first thing. temperatures will be in the mid 80s by lunch time. up to near 90 degrees for a high today with a chance for a couple of afternoon and early evening thunderstorms. for now, breaking news on the rails with melissa mollet. >> big problem here on the rails this morning on the fredericksburg line here on vre. all trains out of from instithree of -- all trains out of fredericksburg are delayed two hours. as far as travel times 66 inbound, 95 inbound, no problems there. in virginia. 270 south and

you could make the argument on the closing bell.houghts on separating our uncoupling what's going on for the other big market. >> i think i'm with you. you have to look at europe this morning to see the decoupling going on. the late selloff in the u.s. last night again is a strong suggestion that people are still driven by china. maybe a symmetry sand of the week that jackson hole symposium we will hear about from policymakers. that could mean the focus shifts away from china onto the fed. we may see more training. nicole: end of the year, big picture for folks. higher, lower or flat, quickly. >> i think will end up higher. nicole: let them go right now for all of those folks that the ira. lauren: again, a look at global markets. fasten your seatbelt again. asian markets finishing the day myths. they could not following and going back 3% today. next action in asia. europe right now under pressure ahead of some big economic news here in the states. right now the ftse, cac and dax down 1%. of 206 points. since this began, august 17, $

joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. ♪ [closing bell -- [closing bell] alix: u.s.biggest selloff in earnings. on tomorrow'sare jobs report as jobless claims coming at the lowest in four decades. alix: we will speak to the wall street veteran strategist on market momentum and what keeps this bowl of that night. -- bull up at night. and we have one chart that will make all of those apple bulls breathe a sigh of relief. alix: about 11 point away from that 200 day, the longer trend line, but the story today

markets are poised for another bounce at the opening bell. stocks started sharply higher with the dow up 441 points after china took action to try to prop up it's slumping markets but those gains were trimmed in the afternoon with the dow picking up in the final hour. the dow closing down 205 points with the biggest one-day reversal in seven years. asian markets were mixed overnight. >>> uber is accepting a bus like service with a few feature called smart routes. an uber driver will pick up passengers along the way. part of a uber pool where passengers share a ride for lower costs. >> landon dowdy, cnbc, thank you. >>> turns out campus credit cards may be a good option for college students. many offer low interest rates, no annual fees and cash back bonuses. it shows that it drop ped 16.4% to 13.3%. that's still high. >>> the gonzaga college high school community in d.c. is remembering a popular teacher this morning. school officials say the man they called the pillar of wall street passed away from a heart attack. he taught at gonzaga for ov

or just possibly "evince" means... [ bell rings ] give up? "evince" means to make very clear. "i intend to evince the meaning of 'evince.'" [ slide whistle ] how about "bogus"? it it...? or is it...? or is it...? [ bell rings ] you got it right if you picked "phony," as in, "there are a lot of bogus definitions in that 'word' game on 'kids news.'" [ whistle blows ] [ honk! ] that's "word." >> a clothing chain got into hot water with a t-shirt. the trendy store featured a shirt emblazoned with the words "allergic to algebra." that anti-school message drew a big protest, so the company ditched the shirts. i guess the formula is "x" times protest equals no sale. >> coming up, i'll take you to the city that gave birth to the beatles. >> although this rock band broke up long before any of us were born, we all know their music. in fact, just about every performer today -- from one direction to katy perry -- has been influenced in some way by them. they were four musicians that started what was known in the 1960s as the british invasion. they were the beatles. nicole tells us more. [

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell" clchlt i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm bill griffeth. you don't have to wait till tomorrow to see that wing-walking story. we have it, too. if you want to know who this is, stick around. news that berkshire hathaway is buying precision parts. the biggest deal warren buffett has ever made helping market sentiment and the rebound in oil is helping the broader market as well. we'll discuss where investors should believe in this rally today. >>> and someone investors believe a lot. jeremy siegel calling for dow 20,000, sounding a cautious note despite the big rally. find out why. exclusive interview with him coming up. and can we get to his target? >> twitter, by the way, have you seen that? up 8.5% right now, popping on news of more insider buying. plus this partnership with the company announced this morning with the nfl. is this the comeback that the beaten-down stock has been waiting for? we have both sides of that -- we're bringing back an analyst we had on last week who was skeptical about twitter. >> shares hovering aro

let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. good morning. >> good morning, yeah, the cooler, drier air moving in. temperature at national airport is down four degrees in the last couple of hours, so that's nice. a light breeze will keep a beautiful day in place. temperatures will be in the mid 60s through 7:00 a.m. mid to upper 70s by lunch time. don't forget your sunglasses and your short sleeves but on the whole, a great day to be outside. more on tropical storm erica in ten minutes. for now, a new crash from first 4 traffic. >> b.w. parkway beltway at south 100. we see backups, showing a one mile backup. upper marlboro, ritchie-marlboro, lanes are blocked. as far as travel times looking good on 270 and the belt. top of the beltway, no problems. overall, prince george's looking good. 66 east, no major problems there. 95 north also rolling along. remember to listen to our fri d friends from wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >>> not ready for the in school year, why hundreds of virginia kids could get an extended summer

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. i'm bill griffeth. if you are listening to us on sirius satellite radio on the new jersey turnpike condolences. settle back. we have a couple of great hours coming up. zhou component apple getting crushed again today. melissa lee was pointing out. we're going to look at both sides of whether it is time to cash out or buy more of apple stock at these levels. we have a bull and a bear on apple coming up momentarily. >>> meanwhile, the dow stock stealing the spotlight for good reasons is disney. it's had the biggest year to date gain by any dow component. it's up another half a percent. we'll get disney's earnings after the bell today. >>> apple is thought of as sort of the lead dog. it's the largest company out there. i think disney is the company to watch these days. >> what a performance it has turned in. >> meanwhile, aetna out with earnings this morning. it's getting a big boost from medicare and medicaid these days. we have a first on

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live from the floor of the new york stock exchange, here comes the closing bell. let's take it right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. breaking news, everybody. we do need to update you on what is being called a data glitch. this is not a glitch of the new york stock exchange, it's a glitch of what's going on in thompson, which provide some of the data here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. not affecting the trades, but it just adds to the jitteriness of what we've been calling stock nato. i've got to give adam shapiro that cue because he called it stock nato because the turmoil and the excitement do continue and most of it that has been happening right in this last hour of trade. the dow jones industrial up officially 150 points. that's a little bit of a touchy subject because we had been up 381 points the high of this session. today, though, is on track to be the 5th most active trading day of the year, currently and we're looking for this right now. volume running 22% above the one-month average. so there are traders involved. again, this is pretty incre

year, and changes still to come. >> councilman bell what's changed in the last year? >> a lot of things. one, i think there's an awareness of these issues. a lot of these social issues that predated ferguson. that are regional that they're -- that are national and we're having more conversations about -- about privilege and tensions between law enforcement and some of our communities, particularly our young people. there's a lot of things to be encouraged about as well. >> you have been on the job for a little more than 100 days or so now.more than twice the number of average voters showed up to help you get into this election cycle. what have you learned william. >> i have -- learned? >> you have to engage the residents, you have to get involved because you need to get the residents involved. a community that's engaged can accomplish anything and keep in mind: with the world watching in ferguson, if we get it right here, we can set a broad example nationally and even internationally of what change can look like. >> what has been done over the past year to prevent ano

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> trying to do the lean. >> especially tall. >> i'm bill griffith, the dow losing earlier gains. had been up about 100 points. now you see we're virtually unchanged right now. initially excitement on comments about the fed on the rate hike may still be a few months away. report very positive. dow component disney is now dragging the index lower, shaving off about 75 points from the dow, it's down. look at that, down 9% on disney today. >> this is the day, bill, people will look back on and remember. disney seized a little bit in the earnings. as you can see there, disney shares down about 9%. putting the cable bundle front and center after talking about espn. not just disney. other big media stocks falling today as netflix is hitting an all-time high. 21st century fox down 7.5%. time warner, not the cable piece, twx down 8.7%. comcast down 4.7. and we'll debate whether it's time for investors to get out of disney and into the unbundled media plays. >> com

tesla motors will rollout after the bell today. companies reported an adjusted loss to spending as it prepares to grow and investors also looking for more information about tesla's model suv and details on when the production will start. as far as tesla is concerned, 55,000 deliveries of vehicles are less than halfway to pump out more than 25,000 by the end of the year and some big believers which is worth noting. sandra: severe storms in the central plains. let's get a look at the forecast that fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: we are tracking several areas across the nation in parts of the northeast that mysterious looking at a beautiful day out there but across parts of arkansas, missouri and further north and west across the northern plains you'll be looking at risk for severe weather with a small area across parts of northern new england scenes severe storms later this afternoon and this evening and even flash flooding being the main concern in the race continues for many areas. flash flooding will be a concern through

earnings reporting after the bell. can the catch up with ea? scarlet: good afternoon everyone, i am scarlet fu. rebounde have seen this around session highs as we had toward the close. can think some of that too warren buffett at his five. -- and his big buy. energy stocks are getting a bounce back after recent weakness. trading down about 14% from the 10 day average. keep in mind this is sluggish volume. come inside the bloomberg terminal. there are some technical factors at work. this is the s&p 500 on an intraday basis. the purple line at the bottom is the 200 and moving average. it is the average price over the last 200 and trading days. what is noteworthy here is right around early july the s&p 500 dipped below the 200 moving day average and closed below it. and then it has been a line of support since then. it in july 27, at august the seventh, but we have now held above it so far. keep watch for this level. we will see how much of that support level will hold. to treasuryver markets cause i know we will be talking about the fed and dr. g

we are an hour away from closing bell and anything can happen. i'm ari melber here. we're covering the final hour from all angles. right now the dow down 600 points with 1 hour to the close. the nasdaq and s&p are also way down. wall street started the selloff right at the open crashing nearly 1,000 points this morning. the reason for the panic -- china. their stock market continued rapid decline today hosting one of the biggest one-day percentage losses since back in 2007. fears of a china slowdownturning into a recession caused the dow to fall 1,500 over three days. we're tracking the ups and downs with ragan courtney. where do the markets stand right now with an hour to closing bell is. >> exactly. that hour is probably one of the most important of the day. every day. but especially, today. anything can happen in this final hour of trade. we saw things accelerate. the losses in the stock market on friday in the final hour of trade and sitting in a critical point. like you mentioned, we opened up severely sharper this morning down 1,089 in the dow at one point and

[closing bell rings] it was a tough day for the bulls.300 point level t kept going and didn't stop until it ended up about 355 right now. it does look like it may settle below 17,000. major average, ending day at multi-month lows. the biggest, the lowest level for the whole year. for more on the big selloff, scott martin, united advisors chief market strategist and fox news contributor and james frischling, at new oak capital. scott, start with you.

chuck bell, how about that change? >> all right, the change begins really later this afternoon into tonight and tomorrow. for now it's another comfy start to the day. a lot of folks have had the windows open in the suburbs in the last couple of mornings. that cool morning trend is coming to an end. 50s and low 60s now. sun is up at 6:33 this morning. 7:00 to 8:00, low 60s. and then 8:00 to 9:00, 60s. recess temperatures mid to upper 70s. dismissal time, the most important one of the day, you're done. opened of the day. i wish we had a bell here. other than me. >> we'd hurt each other running out of here. all right. still have a problem here on the roads. 95 south there at route 1. now, again, we had this crash, getting by to the left here morning. we have a one mile backup now building. hoping that's going to get out of the way soon. blue line, single-tracking between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery, orange and silver lime between foggy bottom and clarendon. all main routes into and out of town look good with the e

belle: so far it seems to have been split the reception split along party lines. republicans are slamming obama's clean power plan, while democrats are broadly in favor. is it a broad proposal, or an expensive war on:? "the washington post" breaks it down for us in an editorial with a cheat sheet on how to detect nonsense about climate change. to those people who are the critics of the plan, he says are their arguments placed -- based on a blurry eyed argument for coal, that produces massive amounts of carbon dioxide? the answer in that case should be no. if they are in favor of the plan, he asks questions, including, do they talk about building the economy of the future without recognizing that this will require real sacrifices from real people? the question again if it is not, you might be being led of the garden path. if more people realize that most of the big voices are selling and unforgettably incomplete picture of this argument. speaking of pictures, pulls in the same paper have this one summing up the situation. you can see carbon fuels incorporated, the

especially with chuck bell with our forecast. >> yes. absolutely right. you had so many opportunities. let's go to chuck, but keep stirring it away. outside we have a nice day in place around here. all eyes on the weather, because we're under a quiet weather pattern. all eyes are focused on tropical storm erika. still just a tropical storm, expected to gradually increase in intensity up to about a category 1 hurricane. but it might take the better part of the next four or five days for it to do that. this is the official forecast track. even though the computer draws a center line through that cone, the forecast cone there, literally the storm could be anywhere inside of this area as we get toward early tuesday morning. midnight into early tuesday. so all interests along the southeast coast from the outer banks to charleston, to savannah, they have to watch it extremely carefully. as of now, the forecast track shifts a little bit farther and farther off the coast. let's hope that trend continues. most of the models have this storm rec-curving back out to

it can be a bell weather for industry. the they make orders several months in advance of an expected demand. so the fact that this company is coming out with in forecast is raising some concerns among semiconductor investors. something else that may be raising some concerns. micron technology holding an analysts meeting for analysts and investors today. the company came out with its fiscal 2016 capital expenditures forecast. the company said it is now going to be spending more than this year, $5.3 to $5.8 billion. that is not being greeted well by investors. they are trading at their lowest since 2013. that prompted me to look at semiconductorors more broadly. the stocks versus the s&p 500. what has happened with these guys for the year to date. you are look at the s&p in this orange color and the sox in white. they peaked whit close to each other. for the s&p 500 on may 21. for the sox it happened on june 1. what has happened since then has been interesting. the s&p 500 has pulled back a little since then, down by 1.9% af

blue bell can resume production of ice cream at its alabama plant.te inspectors say the facility meets public health standards. blue bell stopped production in alabama, texas and oklahoma in april after recalling ice cream that may have been contaminated. the ice cream has been linked to three deaths in kansas flts. >>> apple tells "u.s.a. today," a month after launching apple music has changed 11 million users to paid users. >>> apple said its app store did $1.7 billion in sales just last month. and cvs health is dropping viagra from the list of drugs it will pay for under your insurance if you have cvs caremark for your subscription provider. you'll have to pay cash or switch to cialis. it's covered if you have another health insurer. dara back to you. >>> just ahead. 18-time olympic gold medalist michael phelps is making a try for the 2016 games. >>> and a fan gets closer to the game than he paid for. sports is up next. [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your