bell's son was killed by kenosha police in 2004. he teamed up with other families and lobbied for what became act 348. bell's now pushing for a police officials would join investigators from the national transportation safety board and the medical industry, among others. similar to the n-t-s-b, bell wants a national database of police shooting investigations. things could go wrong and thats why an independent review, a critical incident review board overseeing this, helps legitimize the process. it's a pitch he's already making in madison. i was encouraged. i met with the chief of staff in the lieutenant governors office. we had an in-depth conversation. director of wisconsin's largest police union, the w-p-p-a. if law enforcement isnt on board, youre not gonna get the reforms. bell says it took the w-p-p-a, along with republicans and democrats to get national attention in 2014. now, he's trying to do it again. we had the perfect blend of people to get that reform passed and, right now, its being touted as one of the leading reforms

they are out after the bell. we have a record setting driver who made it all the way across country using the autopilot features. how does he feel now. we will ask is he still on board with the tesla ride. look at the dow up just four points. the worst in five years we will know at this hour. the big focus for this hour just two points. looking to snap it seven-day losing streak. could it be the eighth day. it is a eight consecutive loss. it's the largest losing streak in five years. this matters because walmart is a course a stock. it is down half a% to $72. the discount giant is in talks to buy that $3 billion they just launched last year. at such a new company. but walmart is clearly showing is a little desperate to take on the e-commerce. not getting what they expected. one of the biggest things said they jumped about 7% after beating on eating on second-quarter earnings. they said it nabbed 6.3% and rise in net income even as it shrank. the amount of insurance it sold. and if it bit getting pulses racing as

the bell schedule. the board of education requested a chans change to better account for the sleep habits of teenagers and children at different ages. so instead of having high school start the earliest teenagers in high school have a later start time. the first bell rings at 9:00 a.m. and that final bell won't ring until 4 p.m. hopefu capable of learning during the school day. it affects most durham county public schools. again but not all durham county public schools. something to keep in mind. you can find all of the information on the bell changes and the bell times at each school in durham county on the durham public schools website and we have a link to that on our website. wncn.com. we are at southern high school. waiting for the buses to get going to pick up the students. and it's definitely a big change. i'm sure the teenagers will be enjoying the chance to sleep in. a schedule still affecting a lot of people. a lot of people still unsure how they will go. so right now we are live at southern h

this is "after the bell."ou covered on all big market movers, first, what else we have for you coming up this hour. donald trump trying to unite his fractured party, speaking at rally in erie, pennsylvania, moments ago with choice words for his republican critics. as jump's new conservative challenger, evan mcmullin is on ballot at least in one state. he wil

here comes the closing bell. as i leave you with that. [closing bell rings] david and melissa.gains as the closing bell sounds on wall street. nasdaq still managing to eke out a new record high. welcome, i'm melissa francis. good to have you back. >> thank you, glad to be back. i'm david asman this is donald trump and hillary clinton neck-and-neck in two key swing states. of the a new poll you haven't seen yet. hillary clinton slapped with a lawsuit from parents of two the benghazi victims. judge andrew napolitano will join us to break down the case. what it means for her campaign. >>> fish versus football. will disney's box office hits be strong enough to combat espn's declining subscribers? we've got disney's third quarter results out any moment. melissa: let's hit the markets. the dow barely positive for the day. disney a big dow winner ahead of earnings this hour. phil flynn, price futures group is a fox business contributor. he is watching all the action in oil at the cme. lori r

welcome to "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli in for bill griffe griffeth. the european union says apple must pay ireland $14.5 billion in taxes. ireland doesn't want the money. we have got the latest developments and someone that says it threatens uncertainty of businesses in europe. >> apple shares down nearly 1% on the developments. >>> boeing, meanwhile, deciding not to raise jetliner prices for the first time since the financial crisis. see fed officials shaking their heads. we'll have what it means about the broader economy. >>> gold prices slowing down after a big rally year to date. is the gold run over? we'll debate it coming up. >>> after the bell, sean combs will join us live here on set at new york stock exchange after ringing the closing bell to talk about the latest business ventures and the music industry. stay tuned for that next hour. >>> let's start, though, with apple's tax bill in europe. jon fortt with the latest developments. he joins us wit

closing bell 46 minutes away.e burning down the dow heat map leading the charge of the 22,000 30 not because of the free ride but mic got off of michael phelps not even divorced by them. so he gave it to them for free. but rather for something way more boring, logistics. yeah, the sneaker company with private equity firm apollo. so nike is jumping nearly 3% 1.71. well, nike might be thanking its famous swoosh ryan lochte. lochte apologizing today for his rio robbery tall tale. but could it the sponsors he does even have? and. [car engine revving] liz: that's just an average street in detroit. yeah, dodge is flexing its muscle as the champion of the muscle car jeff flock takes you on the street in michigan coming up. you can't miss that. watching the level 5237 is where we stand. got to be at 5232 to make a win hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wi

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there is the closing bell.ing bell rings] liz: i'm elizabeth macdonald in for melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. here is what else we have for you this hour. it's a very busy hour of live events, dueling campaign events going on right now. donald trump in portland, maine. hillary clinton is expected to take the mic at her rally in vegas. we're monitoring both of them. we'll bring you headlines from each rally. meanwhile president obama is meeting with his national security team at the pentagon. he does not do that very often. only several times during his administration has he done this. they're doing a mic check at pentagon. he will talk about the fight against isis. more importantly for our purpose, he will talk about the

closing bell ringing and 45 minutes. dragging the dow lower. united health group and mark along with caterpillar. get your craft here. craft brew alliance signing a 10 year distribution deal with anheuser-busch but the maker of these are two small beers like kona brewing company, square-mile traitors. they will see 300,000 miles 300,000 miles of here. investors got going down the stock today, jacking it up by 22%. good job. as soon as the session started in just less than five minutes, the dow jones industrials reflected all the fear fined 1089 points. that was one year ago today which cause total mayhem. the markets plummeted more than 1000-point ipo pain. i was there on the floor of the new york stock exchange that day. neil cavuto was back here working at, kicking it. today are up for traders are on the floor to tell us if they see another plunge or record highs. which comes first. more about that when we come right back. ♪ with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer.

. >> and "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to the "closing bell." i'm in for sarah evans today. >> you're back. >> i'm back for more. >> i'm bill griffeth. go to twitter, you'll understand. big day for earnings, all sectors today, disney reversing higher today. coors and ralph lauren, moving in opposite directions and wendy's is under pressure and then after the bell more. we've got numbers from shake shack, which is headed lower, ahead of its quarterly reports. we will talk about all of that over the next couple of hours here. >> also new problems forres it lae auto pilot feature. tesla owner in china was in a crash and said the auto pilot is to blame. claims the salesperson told him, promoted the feature as self-driving. so does tesla have a marketing problem on its hands? that's coming up. >> what exactly does auto driving mean? >> not self-driving apparently. >>. >> apparently. oil moving lower. saudi arabia reporting record-oil production even as venezuela looks to curb global output even though it badly needs the revenue as we all know. geo-po

stock market futures ahead of the opening bell relatively flat.gaining 20 yesterday s&p futures are flat. oil powering ahead at six days in a row. $47.1 a barrel. nicole: the women polled in the meadows yesterday. we will have all your olympic highlights for you. thursday, atheist 18th. one more allowed clock till the weekend. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: who's counting alarm clocks? get to work. two american swimmers are taking off their plane to the united states in question last night in rio. they were not allowed to leave brazil until they provide testimony to the investigators about a reported robbery. they will continue to speak to the local authorities and another summer filed a police report paying for summers were held at gun point early sunday. the brazilian officials are skeptical about the account of what happened. lochte is back in the united states. meanwhile, a report that a member of great britain track and field team was also robbed at gunpoint. the details of the $400 million

emily: we are going to talk about ea earnings out after the bell. thank you to cory -- to cory johnson and the director of wedbush securities. other stops we are watching, lou mobile and ea, both out with earnings after the bell, but the big mover is glue -- chairs limiting after they say their profit loss would be wider than estimated. they are behind games featuring kim kardashian and katy perry. down, the arts chairs company posted a surprise profit per share but the revenue disappointing some analysts. fastere a very early him -- early investor in ea. they say they have not seen any impact from pokemon go revenue. what do you think? baloney. pokemon go has changed the entire conversation in the mobile market. that everyone in games

[closing bell rings] we're up against the closing bell. the dow is up 19. we close there is a tight trading range on a day with so much news globally. that is why ashley and melissa pick it up here or "after the bell." melissa: dow, s&p, nasdaq ending in the green. i'm melissa francis. ashley: i'm ashley webster in today for david asman. this is "after the bell." we got you covered on big market movers, first here is what else we have for you this hour. >>> caught on camera, brazilian police just wrapping up a press conference. they say u.s. olympic swimmers lied about being robbed at exon point and witnesses and tape to prove it. we have the update from rio. >>> worst national disaster since superstorm sandy. one local paper urging president obama to leave h

as brad bell reports, educators are he about -- hesitt about change. brad: for most kids the bell has rung. back to school. summer is over. hit the books. but tonight the maryland governor and the comptroller, the tax man, would rather they hit the beach until after labor day. a popular idea with some parents. >> give the kids extra tame to get prepare and have a final plan for the summer. brad: they called a mysterious press conference on the ocean city boardwalk tomorrow. saying the long-sought idea to mandate a post labor day start date will move ahead. >> it gives us a better summer. i enjoy spending time with them. brad: ocean city businesses long pushed for a longer start date for the school.

also another accident in blue bell penlynn blue bell pike at stenton avenue.we have construction out there as well in new jersey route 42 northbound at route 130. three lanes blocked until 6:00 . another point of construction route 70 and 38 at cropwell road two. rains blocked until 6:00 a.m. so lingering for the next 45 minutes or so. jim and brooke, back over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. time for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> on the front page of the times hurled, norristown police officers are done using rubber band. they received 57 hand held and 14 mobile radios replacing a set that has been falling apart. >>> on the front page of the burlington county times, faa has awarded a $354,000 grant to the new jersey department of transportation, the study of runway upgrade in south jersey regional airports. officials hope to widen the runway to bring it up to federal standards but the dot says that the proposal is not intended to attract larger lanes. >>> from the front page of the intelligencer governor chris christie warns new jersey drive

closing bell 28 minutes away. dow jones still there.inutes at the record? we're there now, same with the s&p and nasdaq. >>> china slowdown not tripping up this name, alibaba. the e-commerce giant crushing it in the second quarter, rocketing the shares to new highs. baba is not only name defying gravity. lori is here with the tech minute. you may own that. >>> republican nominee donald trump taking his economic message to florida. can either candidate get their vision for the future past the house or senate? we take it to two guys who passed many plans, former senators byron dorgan and judd gregg. the battle lying ahead for next president of the united states. it is a can't-miss countdown battle. stay with us. this is judy. judy is 65 years old. her mortgage payment is $728 a month. that's almost $9,000 a year now judy doesn't think that she'll be able to retire until her mortgage is fully paid off. this is mike. mike is also 65 years old. his monthly mortgage payment was $728 a month. now mike thought he would have to work for another

this is "after the bell."ket movers but here is what else is happening this hour. it is a war of words on the campaign trail with hillary clinton and donald trump exchanging major blows. clinton coming out of hiding to attract trump at rally just wrapping up in reno, nevada. while trump slammed clinton at a rally in new hampshire. who came out on top? we have takeaways from both sides. >> kicking the can down the road, obama administration says america's massive deficit will

"oracle of omaha" warren buffett, launching a very bell grenade after the bell at the republican presidentialtal from donald trump. trump is usually not one to let the opportunity pass. >> you will learn a whole lot more about donald trump if he produces his income tax return. i'm under audit too. [laughter]. and, i would be delighted to meet him any place, anytime, between now and election. i will bring my tax return. he can bring his tax return. nobody is going to arrest us. liz: guess what? this time trump did not take the bait. and knowing warren buffett, he was actually kind of bummed about that. he would have love to go mano y mano. on "varney & company" donald trump brushed buffett's comments aside. >> i don't care much about warren buffett. look, warren buffett has been a fan of, he is a democrat. he has been a hillary fan for a long time. i think that's fine. liz: let's bring in fred barnes, executive editor at "the weekly standard" and a fox news contributor along with ellis henican, a columnist with news day. fred, to you first, is donald trump changing his ways? he didn't battle b

jason krueger, bell ambulance 12:58:14-22 "all of our paramedic units do carry benadryl."jason krueger, bell ambulance 12:58:35-42 "patient can be monitored on a cardiac monitor, they can be given iv therapy, benadryl through the iv."in most cases, even the most severe allergic reactions can be reversed and a person's life can be saved.and it's important to get help quickly, especially if you develop an allergy to something you didn't know about.jason krueger, bell ambulance 12:59:01-08 "if it's worrying you, if you're not known to have anallergies, i would say call an ambulance right away or get to an er for evluation." stayed overnight at the hospital but was released on tu.you can read his entire blog about what happened on our website, cbs58.comlive, el, cbs 58...b/m back to you. caught on camera... an employee stealing from elderly patients in a senior apartment . complex.jamie hamilton was charged yesterday with burglary and possession of narcotics. started going missing soon after they moved in last year. never a whole bottle, just a few pills at a time.they reporte

visitors ring a bell. the secretary sees them on this camera and then they are allowed inside. >> you have an appoint w. guidance. >> yes, i do. >> the next step is new. >> guests no longer a sign in with pen and paper. entered a false name, that was really it. under this system there are photographs involved and time stamps involved. >> reporter: guests must show i.d. >> we scan their i.d. when it scans, it scans through a program allowing us to see whether they have a sexual offense on file. >> reporter: if they do, here is what it looks like. the secretary alerts the resource officer and principal and escort the person out of the building. if the person get a sticker? you can't be too safe. i think we all agree with that statement. >> the principal told me he knows the system works. it flagged a construction worker who was hired to roof the school. >> can i say it does work. >> a proven method keeping students safe and parents at ease. >> at first they were reluctant because it takes a second longer tha

bell road right at 32nd street is the closure but it sounds like bell road closed between 28 and 32nd. so smart routes this morning, greenway road and maybe union hills can help you get around and maybe cave creek. even 51 is looking too bad. throughout the valley the delays are on i-17 and i-10. this is back right here about 75th avenue. it's pretty packed right now with a lot of brake lights making your way inbound. i will break down the desert drive times and what to expect on the 10 in a couple minutes. as you head out the door, mostly sunny skies and dry weather with the sun coming up right now at 6:01 so sunglasses heading out the door especially commuting eastbound. 87 degrees is the current temperature. i told you it's been a mild morning. you will notice that difference and you might need the ac on as you head into work. and by lunchtime if you've errands, we are already in the hundred forest. mostly sunny skies this afternoon and today's pie -- high goes up to 107. we talk about how soon storm chances return to the valley, next. >>> it's a big day here in arizona, the polls

this is "after the bell."ve you covered on the big market movers but first here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. major shake-up in the trump campaign, as new polls show him trailing double digits in key swing states. how hillary clinton is responding. trump blaming democrats for taking advantage of the african-american community. activist and niece of the late martin luther king, jr., will join us with her take coming up,

: taco bell and bells and birds, inc., the franchise owner of this louisville, kentucky, taco bell doe discrimination in any way. bells and birds inc. deeply regret the officers felt unwelcome and has apologized directly to the officers and the metro police department. we appreciate their ongoing support, and the franchisee is working to retrain its staff at this location. in other words, they did not fire the staff. they're going to retrain them. would you have preferred to see them fired? >> i don't think that -- the officers that -- the members that this occurred to would probably reserve judgment on that. obviously they're not 0 involved in the actual investigation of the incident that taco bell has engamed -- engaged inch i think they're satisfied that taco tacl will address the issue. >> you work in at that mottes fear of hostility. its that fair. >> we don't know if the young men subscribe to any type of the hateful or visit treeol -- tritt v-visit tree alec -- but with the language and sentiment out there and hostility that is out there, might drive more people to think that s

jingle bells jingle bells jingle bells ? >> that is jingle bells playing and it is still august. it is all part of the radio city rockettes preview of their upcoming annual christmas spectacular show. can you believe we're talking about christmas? >> i really can't. soldier routine. >> i'm feeling a little rushed. slow your roll. >>> still ahead, a rare survival story. a florida teenager, one of just four people to survive a brain-eating ameba in decades. >>> and walking without fear. tonight, 4 investigates how new yorkers can protect themselves from predators lurking in the shadows when they walk alone at night. plus back. >> yeah, the second avenue subway construction created some problems for a local restaurant. the owner said better get baquero. we'll tell you how lynda solved >>> it is an extraordinary and in a deadly illness. >> doctors say 16-year-old sebastian has survived an attack by a deadly ameba. doctors credit quick treatment soon after sebastian was infected. >> he got everything within four hours. he got cooled, all medication. >> we are so thankful that god has

. >>> from the basketball court to the opening bell yesterday. he's unveiling a $100 million venture capital fund. it will be based in los angeles. it's already invested money no derrick jeeter, the players tribune. i ran on the floor and i got a picture. highlight of my day. >> right on instagram. i looked it yesterday. i saw that -- i liked it yesterday. >> if you don't put it on instagram, did it really happen? we're proud of you. >> jill, she's always got something going on in the morning. >> i would be doing the same thing if i was down there with all the action. >> running down haighing down koeb briebt. >>> what a difference a day make. yesterday we were listening to our phones waking us up in the middle tonight. today it is cool and beautiful. >> glad that happens once every 50 years. you're right, kate, no question about it. we have a nice morning out there. it is so different. i'm your fair weather friend. i love nothing like yesterday, that's for sure. today we're starting off on the cool side. we have nice dry air all day long. we hav

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"closing bell" right now. >>> and this is "the closing bell." welcome. i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange today. >> happy throwback thursday or something. >> it is. >> it is. >> yes. >> i'm bill griffeth. a record day. we have a record day for stocks. the dow, the s&p both hitting record highs intraday. getting a boost from positive retail earnings this morning and then after the bell tonight, we are going to get a read on high end when nordstrom reports, as well. >>> energy also a big part of the story powering higher today. to the floor of the nymex where it trades for what's behind the big move up. 4% on oil. >> i said my local gas station owner had the ladder out to change the price of the gasoline. doesn't take long. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton both have been talking about their economic plans today. we'll bring you details and get you the plan from a new candidate, independent evan mcmullin will join us live to talk about what he would do to create jobs in this economy. handle regulations, deal with national s

stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. train to oil prices under pressure this morning down 1%. drink the univision agrees to buy copper after cracker was hulk hogan. we'll have the details. trained to simone biles wrapping up events with another gold medal. christian taylor took the gold in men's triple jump. all the highlights from the rio games. lauren: meanwhile, 5:01. the latest breaking news in what to expect that their head. nicole: donald trump is changing his campaign leadership. advisor kelley conway promoted to the role of campaign manager. call mena for on his campaign chair. stephen bannon, the cofounder of brave heart news comes on board as campaign ceo. lauren: tribe responded to the violence in the wackiness beach last night in thing. listen. >> law and order must be restored. the main type and set these riot are law-abiding african-american citizens living in this neighborhood. there is no compassion in tolerating lawless conduct for anyone. lauren: tribes at the democratic party hafailed and betrayed the

"closing bell" having more fun than you. >> definitely. >> hi and welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm in for bill griffeth. what's new for me today? >> oh kudos to them, don't expect any of that down here. you have to wait until the market closes next hour. >> lots of markets on "closing bell." august with a little bit of weakness today due to the drop in oil while it's been a very calm month, september could bring more volatility if history is any guide. we will tell what you to expect coming up. >> donald trump meeting president of mexico this afternoon ahead of tonight's big immigration speech. we're expecting to hear trump speak and we will bring you the comments as soon as we get them and monitor what is happening for you. also take a closer look at mexico's economy and speak to the founder of latinos for trump about why he is supporting the candidate. >> and an historic day in brazil. the senate votes to impeach her. we will see what this means for emerging markets coming up. >> and simone manuel the first to win gold i

"closing bell" begins right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> welcome aboard. i'm bill griffeth. a record setting day on wall street earlier. s&p and nasdaq both hit intraday records just not right now. we've got one money manager saying that the u.s. is still the best place to invest and she'll explain why coming up. >> dow component disney set to report after the bell. bringing you the numbers as soon as they cross. plus, a first on cnbc interview of disney chairman and ceo bob iger. >> it's been a year since sounding the alarm on espn and the stock tumbled as a result. >> a modest growth number. that's the word. >>> meanwhile, speaking of modest growth, coach shares under pressure after they mis d ed slightly on revenue and sales. they're in the midst of a turnaround and ceo joins us in a an exclusive interview here at the new york stock exchange. talk to victor luis about the relatively new strategy. >> i thought you were going to say new handbags. >> that, too. i'm sure you'll be interested. maybe bring

it's called beyond the bell. the hope is for kids to get done with school here at harrison, and just walk a few short steps over here to the new rec center. but the program is open to any child in kindergarten through 8th grade. 56:44, "we meet in the gym, me and my friends and maybe some other kids, and then a lady walks us over here and plays with us, gives us snacks" at harrison elementary school. these after school snacks are now a part of her afternoon routine. nat but just for a few minutes. then she, and other kids in beyond the bell, play a pick-up game of soccer. nat no problem for this up- and-coming star because she claims to have the best teammate. 57:13, "i had my best friend with me." having a safe space for kids, with supervision, is the goal behind this program. malloy/athleti c coordinator: "they don't have to worry about bullying or their kids getting into trouble."and kids have some freedom to chose daily activities. nat "playing board games" like playing board games, and once school picks up..

bell lost his leg after a train accident when he was 10. bell began to play wheelchair basketball. >> try to bunch different types of sports, basketball, football, track, all types of things and i just fell in love with the basketball. >> reporter: and now before going for gold in rio, bell took a break from practice to give back to those who made his childhood dream possible at shriners hospital for children, an organization that helped him 17 years earlier. >> you're welcome. hopefully, being a ser child as well, kind of shows them that life is not over. i want to kind of work for the kids with disabilities or even kids without disabilities and hopefully coach them and help them get into sports so they have, you know, an extra avenue for something to do when they are younger. >> reporter: amanda hogle is a recreational therapist. >> it's great cardio exercise and helps with strengthening socially for our kids. >> i always look forward to doing it here at shriners. >> reporter: brittany broke her car in an accident when she was 10. in addi

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the bell rang here at 7:15 this morning. we saw dozens of parents walking children into the building. the school principal said she's ready for the year to begin. the school will welcome at least five >> i love the school. it's a family atmosphere for the last three years i haven't even lived in the district. i've transported in because i love the school. spharyt is awesome. the teachers are awesome. >> my brother are in front of me. [ laughter ] >> superintendent frank till decrease in tardyness last year also test scores are up. the school district is continuing its theme this year. every minute counts. they'll, of course, make sure that there are various policies in place to make sure kids get to school on time. cbs north carolina. >>> and don't forget to share all of your exciting back to school pictures. also use the hashtash wncn twitter. >>> investigators say a domestic dispute led up to the shooting death of eugene racine. it happened yesterday morning. deputies have been scrambling to find anthony mcneil ever since.

. >> chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather center with more on that chuck. >> back to school, kids. what a great day it's going to be for going out to the bus stops and getting your learning years we're in the 50s and 60s across most of the metro area. 69 in arlington and falls church. hourly temperatures nice and cool and comfy here for the next little bit. we'll be in the upper 70s by lunchtime and afternoon highs, a high of 80 degrees in gaithersburg and damascus. 81 in new market, maryland. 84 down on the national mall. we'll break it down hour by hour and look farther down into the week in a few more minutes. let's head over to traffic. >>> breaking news continuing here. take a look. this backup has started to build. 2.5 miles. 95 north, 3 fredericksburg. as we zoom in you can see how bad that is and some of the backups we're starting to see on both sides of the highway there on 3. taking a look big look at the beltway. everything is rolling fine. routes into town and out of town looking good. fairfax county parkway to the beltway, your on time is going to take you nine minute

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chuck bell. everybody loves chuck bell. >> that's how a lot of people feel about me. more popular this week because the weather has gotten a lot more pleasant to be out in over the next couple of days. outside, a mostly clear sky here early this morning and our heat wave is now coming to an 15 out of the last 16 days, including yesterday's 91. today, we will not make it into the 90s. our little heat wave is over but august is still in first place because it's the warmest august on record. le reason we're getting cooler now, you are probably starting to really notice it since two months ago, since summer solstice, we've lost an hour and a half. back-to-school, kids, 63 in gaithersburg, damascus. 64 in warnton, 69 out in charles town, west virginia. wow, what a nice change-size going to be! temperatures by noontime only around 78 to 80 degrees and i'm forecasting only 85 for a high today. full sunshine and nice low humidity. north to northwesterly winds averaging 8 to 16 miles per hour. a nice little breeze to keep things stirred up a bit. future it's taking the day off

macy's and bloomingdale's reports earnings per for the opening bell.company says many of its profits were because of a drop in tourism initiative to e-commerce with investors will be hoping for a turnaround. kohl's also this morning opening bell and was looking for poles earnings and revenue to decline from one year ago. nordstrom's reports after the close the company a disappointing first-quarter results and expect to see a drop in earnings, future lower sales and mark downs. >> headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." housing rebounds leave a broad group out in the cold. the lopsided recovery in the housing market has shot up millions of aspiring homeowners forced to rent because of damage credit, big student loans are tough credit standards and a lack of affordable homes. australia moves to block china and hong kong control of its power grid. lawmakers have raised national security concerns about those bids. michael kors and ralph lauren battle discount and your shopper visits. coors is cutting back sales at department stores hopin

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm wilfred frost to be here. your holiness. we'll explain that later. financials which have been struggling this year leading the way. we'll have more on what's behind that move coming up. >> a report saying apple will be hit with a tax bill over in europe. details on that story and what apple is doing to fight it, coming up. >>> help wanted at the big banks. why it's more difficult to fill those jobs and how changes in silicon valley could impact hiring on wall street. >>> mylan announcing a generic version of the epipen for $300. what it means for the millions of patients that use epinephrine. >>> but let's start with the markets. they've run up today. they declined about 0.8% last week but bounced back to tune of half a percent today. joining us, we have brad mcmillen, ben willis and our own rick santelli at the cme. good afternoon to you all. brad, let's start with you and focus on the driver for the market bounce today. it is ba

the sound of -- >> cow bells. >> you ca you are a first time rider. and this time, 6300 people are riding the pan-mass challenge with the hopes of million. >> and every penny of every dollar we raise goes directly to the dana farber cancer institute. research labs. pediatric oncology. and $800,000 went to women's cancer. and that money is critical. >> you'll see stories in the opening ceremonies about how far the research has come. >> people are alive because of it. >> a good forecast you get a cow bell. it's a wbz rule. >> there's still time. [ laughter ] >> got to have more loud and proud. out here in wellesley, great feel the atmosphere. our youngest riders are about 15. and we have a just showed up. and you recruited the whole weather team. >> we're going to have a lot of cow bell with the first time riders, and i'm pumped for you to experience. before. >> this is my riding. and my sister is a ?fcancer ins stories, and we did pick the good weather day. >> and n see why we immediately said yes. and we're all looking forward to it. and we'll be taki

after more than two years, bell says it's time to advance the discussion. i see a lot of holes right now in the process thats out police in 2004. he teamed up with other families and lobbied for what became act 348. bell's now pushing for a conference in wisconsin where police officials would join investigators from the national transportation safety board and the medical industry, among others. similar to the n-t-s-b, bell wants a national database of police shooting investigations. things could go wrong and thats why an independent review, a critical incident review board overseeing this, helps legitimize the process. it's a pitch he's already making in with the chief of staff in the lieutenant governors office. we had an in-depth conversation. bell is working with jim palmer, director of wisconsin's largest police union, the w-p-p-a. if law enforcement isnt on board, youre not gonna get the reforms. in a statement today, jim palmer from the w-p-p-a says of this multi-industry conference: "that is something we are certainly open to exploring. in many rega

. >> "closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly e rans at the new york stock exchange. >> it's friday. >> it is friday. >> tgif. >> matching like prom dates again. >> i forgot the boot near or whatever i give you. stocks pulling back a bit today after the record breaking close for all three of the major averages. last time all three closed at a record high on the same day 1999. stocks sold off significantly in the first quarter of the next year but this time may be different and we'll talk about why coming up here. >> plus retail reality check. jcpenney, the latest department store stock for a pop this earnings season and the government retail numbers less than expected. we'll dig deeper into what is going on with the u.s. consumer right now. >> so herky jerky. first, there were major problems for delta as we know this week with thousands of flights canceled. now, another airline experiencing turbulence. literally this time. 24 passengers needed medical treatment because of it. we have details and the fa

the closing bell is 36 minutes away.new york the heat is at stopping announcing plans. in a billion dollar plus deal. they have it melting up. seven and a quarter percent. look at this. 154 bucks. before you can hit the slopes if the hop on a plane. something thousands of them are unable to do it today. it's leaving longtime industry experts at a loss for words. it will happen again. you will know in a second. the countdown is on the way. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. . . . . liz: breaking news. the number of delta flights canceled on the rise. here is the latest down, 451 flights canceled. delta has still managed to operate about 1600 of its 6,000 scheduled flights today. after delta had to ground all of its flights following a global computer system outage caused by a power outage at atlanta headquarters. delta warns there will be flight cancellations and until they get the system up and running. why wait

see you then. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at new york stock exchange. >> i'm mike santoli in for bill griffeth. bank of england cut interest rates for the first time in seven years and hovered around the flat line and down a little bit right now entering the final hour of trading. coming up, we'll look at what the rate cut means for the markets and the financials specifically. >> especially. >>> hillary clinton opening up a double-digit lead in the polls over donald trump as a republican presidential candidate keeps stirring up controversy. coming up, barney frank and larry kudlow discuss whether trump can close that gap. >>> new jersey's pension fund manager is slashing in half because of high fees and market underperformance. hearing from the chairman coming up. >> a big story making the rounds here today. >>> it will be another big wave of earnings after the close of priceline, activision, linkedin and kraft heinz. >>> let's start with the bank of england interest rate cut move and among other moves and aff

francine: thank you so much, mike bell. someone else thinks u.s. rates will rise soon. amen often accused of keeping them too low for too long. in an interview with bloomberg, alan greenspan says future rate hikes could be rapid. stay with "the pulse." plenty coming up including india's economic future as the country considers who should be its next central bank governor. we look at the hopes and challenges facing the nation. plus, we bring you an exclusive interview with south africa's richest man and why he's buying british. and almost two weeks after the brexit vote, we will assess the u.k. economic outlook and look at the winners and losers so far. we will be joined by the ceo of heathrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: i'm francine lacqua in london. let's get to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: viacom's ceo steps down according to people with knowledge of the matter. they said the company's board has approved an agreement ending a legal dispute between doormen and controlling shareholders. chief op

closing bell on tuesday.g into all of them. you have the theme parks. bob iger opened shanghai disney back in june. disney attracted just under 140 million visitors last year. the shanghai park is critical to disney in helping boost its international business. business has not reported a profit on its international -- disney has not reported a profit on its international park business. disney could see a record box office this year. the film operating income jumped 27% last quarter. season, other films could supply big boosts. there is also another star wars movie due to be released later this year. on the small screen, espn and the cable networks are a big profit driver for disney. this quarter, the result are a mixed bag. cable advertising expected to rise, and subscriber loss weighing on espn. translates into 10 million fewer customers than in 2013. because of the high demand for sports programming, espn charges a high fee. disney is vulnerable to people unbundling their cable packages. we will be looking