and that is bell with an easy block that time -- hit his elbow. ennis.through the defenders. no whistle. up the floor with it. i think ber row touched it last. ted valentine says it's going the other way. >> grant: i think they're going to review this play. >> jim: it was slapped out by oregon but did it touch berry at all? and, of course, we're under two minutes by a fraction so they can look at it. >> bill: watch it go right under berry? >> grant: i think it's off oregon on that play. you've got to love the effort both teams, laying it all on the line, diving for loose balls but i do think this is north carolina basketball. >> bill: berry has had some tough road but this tells you what he's all about, this kind of effort. he's playing at half his speed. >> jim: at least the third time in the late stages he's hit the floor, and a nod to bob fishman, bob wolfe and our superb technical team. they've got all the angles covered here. >> grant: just missed his finger right there. >> bill: he got a mani-pedi this morning. [laughing] >> jim: good thing he did.

one, two, bell. one, two, bell. >> yep.at you wave to the crowd. >> okay. >> i'm ready i think. here goes. >> our sixers bell ringer, alex whom i from fox 29 goodday. >> hi, everybody. >> i'm ready. >> yes, i'm just going to go. man, i'm going for it. i notice that this bell doesn't have a crack in it. >> you know what? maybe tonight though there will be from you. >> okay. >> one more time for alex whom i. good luck. >> thank you, i'll need it. >> okay, are you going to be out there with me? >> alex holley. >> thank you. >> three, two, one, bell. >> oh. >> thank you. >> that was great. >> hammer. >> that was awesome. >> thank you. on time? >> one of the best ones. >> whew. man, that was something. i just -- it was really thrilling. you know, to be out there, and to see all of the people, and it was an honor t really was. any questions? >> do you think it is harder than your job at fox 29. >> oh, that was definately harder, do you have get timing. you have to make sure you're on it, hitting at the right spot. have smile on y

the big bells don't have notes, per se, they're just bell sounds?> the peel bells above up in the bell to our are the ones that cannot play music. it's really a series of mathematical equations if you can imagine, whereas these actually do play music and that's the wonderful easter hymns you can recognize around the nation's capitol >> now in another half hour or so, this will be going, we'll hear the bells playing, so we'll join you then for another live report from the national cathedral. for now, i will send it back to you put guys in the studio. >> looking for it. thank you. >>> another news, the world has its eyes on north korea thi weekend. north korea attempt to launch a missile, but the missile exploded on the launch pad almost immediately. no word on what kind of missile this was. the launch comes after celebration for the 105th birthday. of the late korean founder. there's been words against anti-trump and north korea >> we will strike the enemies to aannihilate them. >> mike pence is in south carolina part of a ten-day trip to asia. he's

the other set is called a peal bells, it's ten bells and to run all of the bells and hours and 15 minutes, we're going to be doing that starting about 12:30 and only happens a couple times a year >> if people did not have tickets to today's mass and they want to come listen to the bells or join other celebrations happening here throughout the day, is there things they can do >> come by any time after about 1:00, we have a 2:00 organ recital concert an 4:00 mass. more flowers than you've ever seen, about 8,000 stems. people can wander in and take a look >> you can come in, enjoy the flowers, the architecture, there's a concert and the peal bells start at >> 1:00 >> three hours they will be playing, it's definitely something if you celebrate easter you can come take part of and enjoy. reporting at the national cathedral, alexandra limon >> we saw you last hour, how long did it take you to get up to the top of that? . >> reporter: it's quick. there's an elevator >> i thought you were going to be climbing's stairs and stone ladders >> i should have had an elaborate story, i wasn't ready. >>>

so three, two, one, bell. one, two, bell. one, two, bell. >> yep.wd. >> okay. >> i'm ready. i think? okay. here we go. >> standing, our special sixers bell ringer guest alex holley from fox 29 goodday. alex holley. >> hi, everybody. >> you have this in your hand. >> i'm ready. >> yes, i'm just going to go, man, i'm going for t i notice this bell doesn't have a crack in it. >> you know what, maybe tonight though -- >> thank you, i need it. >> ♪ >> ♪ okay, are you out there with me? >> good day philadelphia. fox 29, alex hole. >> i thank you. >> three, two, one. >> bell rings. >> oh. >> thank you. >> that was great. >> hammer. >> that was awesome. >> thank you. on time? >> one of the best ones. >> oh. man, that was something. i just -- it was really thrilling. you know, to be out there, and to see all of the people, and it was an honor t really was. any questions? >> do you think it is harder than your job at fox 29. >> oh, that was definitely harder. do you have get time being, make sure you're on it, hitting at the right spot, have smile on your fac

dow up 184 points on the bell, 2 20637 there is the level. remember we topped out for all the averages, more comments from secretary that cricketed to that, and s&p up, and nasdaq up nine tenths a percent, 5856, russell at 1361. yield, dollar, movers here. earnings season in high gear, though, starting right now. julia is standing by covering netflix's results this hour. susan lee with the earnings from united. thank you, guys, both. see you in a moment here. first, as i mentioned, let's get more from washington on these comments from treasury secretary

we have the story from the cathedral's bell tower. [ bells chiming ] >> reporter: the carrilon has a tradition dating back 500 years. it's actually an older mechanism than the gallows. it is truly the best job there is and there's nothing i'd rather do than play the carrilon. it's like playing a huge piano on its side. there's no room for stage fright because whatever you play it's going to be heard by a million people all over, but i listen for the balance of the bells and the melody and i, you know, realize why i'm here and what i'm doing. today is a very solemn religious holiday, so i'm playing for sacred reasons. the baton here is like the key to a piano and the wire leads up to a clapper inside the bell and depending how you touch that clammer it will ring soft or loud -- clapper it will ring soft or loud. we are 150 feet off the fl and see the silver river and the blue ridge mountains, the sunset and the sunrise. so up here you feel you're on the top of washington d.c. i'm going to play as long as i'm useful to the cathedral and playing beautiful music that can move people with

gertrude bell never really had hers, and this documentary is as epic as it gets.film out at the moment in which nicole kidman stars as gertrude bell, but this is the more fitting tribute. it's done entirely through this letters that she left through her correspondence from the desert. she was the most powerful women in the british empire. at the end of world war i, the borders of arabia, mesopotamia as it was known, are being drawn. the borders of iraq. she was very much involved in that with winston churchill, riding into the desert, a redoubtable british colonial figure, intrepid explorer, part spy, part stateswoman, part antiquarian. and very much a woman in two mens' worlds, the british empire and the desert. in the arab world, she learned farsi, she understood everything. brilliantly played by tilda swinton, who's just the sort of bony, eccentric figure that you expect to be playing her. what is well done in the documentary, directed by two women, they resurrected the letters, finding brilliant archive footage from baghdad and damascus — all of that stuff we

. >> closing bell starts now. >>> welcome to a special edition of the closing bell, i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> i'm scott in for bill griffeth. stocks approaching the thousand dollar level, which one is the better buy? hear from both sides of the debate. >> better than expected earnings, but worst performers this year, and coming up, whether now is the time to get back into it. >> tomorrow marks president trump's hundredth day in office, and tom cole says how close congress could be to getting a deal done on both taxes and health care. >> amazon, alphabet, race to $1,000 a share. we are tracking the action. first to you on amazon. >> hey, sara, will. if you are looking at price targets, the streak thinks amazon gets there first. just shy 1500, that's $25 above alphabet's. after the quarterly results yesterday, it is getting closer to the milestone. amazon launched double digit revenue growth, and now heavy investments, and push in the indian market, drone delivery, to the recent nfl deal. shares surged more than 50% over the last year, and about 25% since january alone. by t

i don't always use them as actual bell ringers, but i will use them in conjunction with activities of the day as a wrap up. >> it's fabulous. my students use it regularly. it's so easy, in fact, that they are right now working on clipping videos and making questions that they can design and turn into their own bell ringers. >> my favorite aspect is probably the deliberations page. on just afect setup variety of topics that are current and relevant today. >> if you are a middle school or high school teacher, join thousands of your fellow teachers across the nation. it's free and easy to register. if you register now, you can request our free classroom size american presidents timeline poster. a graphic display of the biographies of all 45 presidents. find out more about it at c-span.org/classroom. formerident obama's senior adviser, valerie jarrett, has joined the obama administration as an advisor. she will be working on the southside of chicago. she set down for a discussion at the city club of chicago about her years at the obama white ofse and the future plans barack obama and mich

questions that make the subject more accessible to your students. >> i love the bell ringers. a lot of times i don't use them as actual bell ringers, but i use them in conjunction with a activity that we're doing that day. >> my students use it regularly, and it's so easy, in fact, that they are right now working on clipping videos and making questions that they can design and turn into their own bell ringers. >> probably my favorite aspect is the deliberation page. it's the ready to go classroom deliberation, classroom discussion on a variety of topics that are relevant today. >> if you are a grade school or middle schoolteacher join. it's free and easy to register at c-span.org/classroom. and fa you register now you can request our american president's timeline poster. a display of all 45 presidents. find out more about it at c-span.org/classroom. >>> tuesday evening on american history tv in prime time. creation and messages behind the holocaust museum and the national 9/11 hugh seem. that begins tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >>> and now frank williams on the

the sphinx is an apt figure as gertrude bell stares out.tage now from the region which is war—torn and ravaged. war was always something in that sand, but there is an elegance to it, a kind of colonial innocence in that footage which is beautiful. it really summons up a lost time. gertrude bell's voice rings out as a lost voice of the british empire. let's move on to their finest. a british film crew attempting to boost morale during the second world war. what's not to like? in this film, they have bill nighy and gemma arterton. they wanted to make authenticity and optimism shine out to boost morale through the war. happy news wasn't enough. stiff upper lip, chocks away for their finest, directed by denmark's lone scherfig. this goes back to the 1940s, gemma arterton making her way as a script girl, directing slop dialogue, the romantic dialogue in movies. here she is, elbowing her way and finding her voice on the set. even taking on bill nighy, who plays a washed—up actor, ambrose hillyard. an example, a mention of the clever code. i may s

[ bell chimes ] michael and colby. playing cards. nope.ohn and bea, you might as well just wait for a moment until you get a few more letters. don't let 'em all get up there. [ bell chimes ] now what? playing catch. there you go. [ applause ] well... well, you know, that was the case where every guess was fine. it could've been any of those. uh, but it turned out to be "playing catch" is what we needed. so now we're gonna hear from you guys. let's hear about yourselves. hi, i'm john. i'm 17. i'm a senior. i'm also a theater kid. i have a passion for being onstage. bea and i met in middle school, and we've been best friends ever since. and here she is. hi, i'm bea, and i'm also a senior. i'm 18 years old. like john, i also have a passion in performing arts. i've been in the band program for six years. and i'm very thankful to have john. that's very nice. and, uh, emma and taylor, let's hear from you. i'm emma, and this is my best friend taylor. we met about eight years ago when i moved from las vegas from chile. she kinda hated me in fifth

dave and melissa will dive deep into those numbers after the bell. closing bell, 46 minutes away.l gates told countdown to the closing bell last year exclusively that airbnb is his favorite unicorn. it's disrupting the hotel industry and maybe even the rental industry in the nation's capitol? well, opponents are fighting back. we're going to show you the new antiairbnb ad. but find out the controversy behind this particular ad. who was that woman? is she really who she says she is? but either way, is there a credible question about it? plus, aluminum, the next commodity on president trump's trade hit list. he has china, russia, canada, and mexico in his crosshairs. jeff flock in our camera's crosshairs. jeff. >> and we are the only ones giving you an up close and personal look at the aluminum industry. a very hot industry right now. how hot? well, take a look at that. it looks almost like a movie set. 1400 degrees fahrenheit and live reaction from the president of jupiter aluminum to presiden president trump's action in just a moment why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for dail

of bells, as you can see. there's 53 bells in total, and this is the only instrument and system of bells at the cathedral that can play music. so when you hear that wonderful easter music around the capit, >> tradition happens that means the national cathedral is calling on people to come to mass. a little later on we will give you a behind the science look. >> pope francis urging christians to hold on to their faith. that was the message he delivered during the easter mass at st. peter's square this morning. we hear forefrom fox's bryan llenas. >> reporter: chrissons around the globe celebrate the easter holiday marking the resurrection of jesus christ. >> in this land of pain, of tragedies with the faith of the risen christ. there isn't a wall, there is a horizon. there's life, there's a cross with ambivalence. look ahead. >> reporter: there was heightened security following the attack on a coptic christian church in egypt last week. the new york police department wasn manhattan and in the united kingdom pra

you've got a bell tower. at 7:08 we will be ringing the bell? >> yes. >> reporter: commemorating the tornado, celebrating -- >> this is an important historic bell, it about our history but also about our future. this is rededicating it that it now has a new permanent home. >> thank you for that. 7:00 tonight they will have a service here, at 7:00 we are going to be going live from the church. we have talked to a number of people out past what happened here fitch fitch -- 15 years ago. let's go over to topper at the center of town. >> reporter: thanks, bruce, i'm across the intersection there of 301 and we are on the north side of 6. now, on this side, not much damage. for example, this house did not have much damage at all but on the south side everything was leveled. here's tony rose, emergency services. he was first on the scene. he will tell you why there's no longer a watertown but instead a scar where the water tower once stood. >> the first thing we had was get our water and sewer systems up to speed. that is the old water tank that came d

they got it out recently and cleaned it up and built the bell tower, and now they have the bell back up there, ringing, letting everyone know >> i mean, it's really a celebration at this point. half a mile wide, and it >>> 2 years ago the hawks eliminated the wizards in the second round, continue, pay back. the atl with a tight game in the 4th quarter. wall taking over in a huge way. after missing most of the hawks' series in 2019, he would not be denied tonight. 19 in the 4th quarter alone. the wizards are moving on, finishing off the hawks. 115-99. exacting sweet revenge on atlanta. >>> the pope, rob pope, recreating forest gump's epic run across america. my man has been running back and forth across the country since last september. he started in mobile, alabama, going west, hit the santa as he can, the marshall pointe light house in maine. he will run until this time next year. >> i did not come this far. i imagine i will turn around and keep on going. >> he has run 6,000 miles on the journey so far. he could exceed 17,000 miles by the time it's all said and done. he will finish

belle: that is all we have got time for now. thank you very much. the u.s.hould fulfill its own commitments rather than making accusations against iran. that is what iran's foreign minister tweeted. he was responded to the u.s. secretary of state who accused iran at obligations aimed at destabilizing the middle east. rex tillerson admitted the islamic republic has remained complying with a nuclear deal signed in 2015. why dose thes the u.s. want to revisit? reporter: -- every by donald trump, the iran nuclear agreement could be under threat. the new u.s. administration says it is running out of patience with iran and is reviewing its policy. >> the trump administration has no intention of passing the buck on iran. the evidence is clear. iran's provocative actions threaten the united states, the region and the world. reporter: iran's foreign fired back on twitter saying the worn-out u.s. accusation cannot conceal iran's compliance with the nuclear deal. he called on washington to fulfill its own commitments to the agreement. the u.s. government is now conduct

[closing bell rings] liz: ringing bells. new york cosmos, waste management. nice day for them.the markets. leah and david "after the bell." david: good afternoon, bill. >> dow's rocky road. we had been down more than 70. s&p 500 and nasdaq closing in the red. i'm lea gabrielle in for our melissa francis. david: first time. good to have you here. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." happy friday. we have you covered on the big market movers. first here is what else we have for you at this hour. president trump saying a massive tax plan is on the way. the president will reveal highlights of the plan. what we're hea

thank you for watching "power lunch, and "closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to closing bell, and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. nice tie. >> thank you, she chose it. stocks soarsing, and safety trades, a selloff there in light of the results of the french election, but could a baeg weak in washington, d.c. rerail the rally? talking about that coming up. >> speaking of d.c., as president trump closes in on 100 days, not getting a boost with this market rally. that's nnenergy. it's the worst performing sector. there's a debate on whether it's time to buy the losers. >>> meantime, we got a whole -- in fact, this would be the busiest earnings week in a long time, but it's kicking off tonight, we got alcoa, express scripts, and t-mobile reporting. john legere is here as soon as results are out. of course, john, a colorful interview. we look forward to the comments coming up. >> john legere, jim cramer together. >> fire. pay-per-view if anything. beginning with wall street's rally, driven in by the french elections, results there, showing the leader now going into that final electi

kamau bell." >> yeah.politically divided. and i think that a lot of times we're running from the awkward conversations. i feel like we ought to lean into those conversations. that's what "united shades" is about. we gotta have to have the awkward conversations. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i make a living having awkward conversations. [ light laughter ] but let's talk about the new season. this is on cnn this sunday. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "united shades of america." >> yes, every comedian's dream is to grow up and be on cnn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course, absolutely. but that's good for them for taking a chance. >> no, absolutely. it's great. and it's great for my health insurance. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how would you describe the show if anyone hasn't seen it? >> the idea of the show is a a black guy goes places you wouldn't expect him to go or he absolutely shouldn't go. so that means sometimes it's like, you know, "yeah, i'm meeting with muslim people who talk to my mother." and sometimes it'

closing bell ringing in about 20 minutes. the biggest leader on the dow 30 after credit sweeps raised the price target to 175 from 165. they're already behind on that. boeing hitting 178 right now. jeff flock is in rehab. not that kind of rehab. he's at the site of a home that he's helping rehab. right, jeff? >> they said i had to go to rehab, and i said, yes, yes, yes. helping here. i'm going to have a money man and a developer on with us live in just a moment, and i think you're going to like what they have to say. stand by. we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatalare. and administtive paperwork. your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect.

still to come another check with don bell, sports up next. it's time for you and your boys to get out of town. (laughing) left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think you're crazy. if you walk the walk you talk the talk. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. hide the eyes. it's what you do. show 'em real slow. >>> welcome back i'm don bell with your sports. let's talk eagles. they need help in the defensive backfield they who their two starting corners from a year ago noland carroll a free agent he sign with the dallas cowboy and leodis mc kelvin was released. question is should they take a corner back with their selection in the first round, 14th overall? earlier i talked to daniel jeremiah, a draft expert, with the nfl network. >> i think corner has to be one of your first two picks. whether or not you want to do that in the first round thinks a loaded draft. i think in the second round you will have some real good options there i don't think you want to

i loft sound of the bells.a beautiful form of music. we ring every sunday. we ring after the service on sundays. we don't have any high-tech way of knowing it. someone calls from the sound booth and tells us that the service is over and it's time to ring. the ten bells. >> the ten notes of d major scale. they range in size from 308 to 3,588 pounds and this has been going on this way to the 1600s in a trans. it's in the a transat all. it's really just a lot of concentration. you have to focus very much upon a couple of things one of which is you have to be aware of your own particular sound because it has to sound in relation to everybody else. i can't think about what i need to buy at the grocery store. if one person gets completely out of place it reet ticketed event much has to stovment you're looking for met california precision. it's timing. it's being able to hear and see and pour in such a way. when you hear it ringing it should be as smooth and even as possible. you got off near the of like if everyone i

the person in charge of making those bells ring.are a serious workout. >> i find that these are the most beautiful bells. they really speak to me and they speak to the public. an instrument like this you don't play, you learn how it wants to be played. >> this is how it breaks down. it takes ten hours of practice for each hour that is you can hear the bells ring out every saturday and sunday at 9 national cathedral. >> just one more reason to love that place. >> oh, my gosh. >> it is just one of the treasures of washington, d.c. >> trr just so many little nooks and crannies. there's a great little tea and crumpets watching. if you haven't visited, it is worth while outside on a beautiful monday morning. awfully warm out there. 89 degrees yesterday. this current april that we're in, more than half over now is 7 1/2 degrees warmer than average. 89, a little early for these near 90 degree readings. back in april of 2010 we had back-to-back 90 degree days on april 6th and 7th. 90 is unusual but certainly not unheard of in april. right n

welcome to "closing bell," dow down 145 at the lows, look at this, we almost went positive on the bellurse, shaking out. 20653 for the dow. blue chips and united, worst performer in the dow transports today, down 40 points. s&p 500 down three on the bell there. the nasdaq a little bit weaker, the russell trying to hang on to gains. united shares closing off the lows after the ceo officially apologized in the way the passenger was removed from the airplane over the weekend. coming up, former american ceo bob crandall and how he would have responded to the situation, again, a 1% drop in shares for united, down 4% in the session earlier this morning. joining me for the market action today is divine asset management and great to have you both with us. looking at, you know, we talked about markets meandering. the opener, the volatility index moves up. what's going on beneath the surface? >> in the middle of the day, showing you that traders are jockeying and seeing where they want to be for the earnings season. earnings is highly anticipated. there's bank stocks coming out, a lot of big nam

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> hi, everybody.elcome to t"the closing bell. >> a lot going on suddenly in the last hour. breaking news, matter of fact, in the last hour. bill o'reilly is out of fox news in the wake of the news of sexual harassment suits and advertising pulling ads from the show. >> snapchat's ipo was great business for its last quarter. find out more when we speak with the company's ceo. >> american express reports earnings after the bell, but critics say perks are not what they used to be and it is weighing on the dao component. we have a debate on it. >> how much the credit card craze is happening amongst millennials. >> intense, yes. >> that's ahead. we begin with ibm's fall after reporting its 20th consecutive quarter of year on year revenue decline. the company cfo discussed that when we spoke to him after those results. >> that 20 quarter headline is probably not the framing that we're thinking about. we're thinking about how do we continue to move the business and our clients to get to growth. now, the port

closing bell starts right now. ♪ >> that was entertaining.oing to be hards to top. >> wait until you see what's in store. >> i think i know. i'm sara eisen with a lot on tap. >> we do. we're late. stocks modestly higher as investors continue to assess the president's tax reform proposal as -- looking at a busy day for corporate earnings. nasdaq on record for new highs, other averages higher, but not there yet. >> speaking of earnings -- >> oh, boy. >> coming up for you in this edition of "closing bell, amazon, alphabet, microsoft, intel, and starbucks reporting earnings today. breaking down intel's big quarter exclusively to the cfo, bob swan. >> there's a bunch of others out there. >> just went with the headlines. >> i hear ya. all the first five minutes of next hour. alphabet may dominate the digital age, but martin sorrell said amazon is the biggest threat to his industry, and he's joining us in a moment to explain why. first, let's begin with the reaction to the president's tax proposal. steve leisman at cnbc headquarters to look at the e

." >> "closing bell" starts now. ♪ >> welcome to the "closing bell."'m sara eisen in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. so far no sell on the news. >> still buying. >> holding on to gains here so far, althougher woo 'off the highs of the session after the white house announced details of the highly-anticipated tax reform plan, calling it the biggest tax cut in u.s. history. investors like the sound of that, but the market did pull back from the highs after it was revealed all deductions except mortgage and charitable giving would be eliminated. we'll get the details coming up on that in a moment here. >> we also will find out how the tax plan will impact small business when we speak to two of the best-known entrepreneurs out there. pawn stars rick harrison and bar rescues jon taffer. that will be a good one. that is not all. from washington, chairman ajit pai outlining plans for the future of regulating the internet. he will join us in a cnbc interview. >> you can answer if you want. could tensions with north korea sp

closing bell ringing in 47 minutes. caterpillar, goldman sachs, chevron, exxon, nike are all leading the dow 30. up next, the hills full of activity at this hour. not just mar-a-lago, they're debating the nominee neil gorsuch as the house committee works on the gop plan to fix obamacare. in the meantime ngressma doug collins sits on the committee. we've pulled him o of that process for a few seconds to ask him about the change in the gop health care bill. a high risk pool and money to go with it. he's part of the republican leadership guiding that legislation. will they pull everybody back tomorrow for a vote? we'll ask him. stay tuned what powers the digital world? communication. like centurylink's broadband network that gives 35,000 fans a cutting edge game experience. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that powers millions of ecards every day for one of the largest greeting card companies. businesses count on communication, and communication cou

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liz: closing bell ringing in 29 minutes. dow near session highs.igh of the session would be a gain of about 244. right now we're up 230. we are following breaking news at this hour contributing in part to that number. president bush pushing his team to create a plan for, yes, huge tax cuts, even if they were to add to the deficit. the corporate rate could fall to 15%, if, at least some democrats vote for that. will the plan pass? we've got a member of the house budget committee, democratic congressman brendan boyle, live from pennsylvania. we'll ask him if he would vote for that or a whole host of other issues. fox business is not the only place to get your economic news. fox news's new prime-time line-up. tucker carlson makes his debut in the 8:00 p.m. time slot. followed by "the five," 9:00 p.m. eastern. i love both of those shows. tune in only on fox news. ♪ liz: breaking news. need you to look at the nasdaq here. right now we're within 14 points of hitting nasdaq 6,000. that is oxygen we never reached at the top of that mountain before. this is

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more closing bell.me back the stock down 3.5%, focusing in after hours, joining us now in an exclusive interview the company's senior vice president and chief financial officer, hello, martin. >> hi, kelly, thanks for having us. >> absolutely. let's talk a little bit about what happened in the quarter. what was the biggest headline, probably, you guys don't like, but it's 20 straight revenues decline, making for five years. what is the goal for returning to growth there, and how quickly? >> yeah. it's an interesting framing of the question, kelly. so, first, within the quarter, you know, we saw good growth again in the strategic imperatives, played out as expected. we've been talking about continued double digit growths in the strategic imperatives in the first, driven by clouds, analyti analytics, by the mobile and security businesses, and so those continue on the track that we've set a number of years ago to get to 40 billion. in fact, we're ahead of that track when we just do pure math, so the growth

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let me hand it to david and melissa for "after the bell."nk you. >> stocks losing steam in the final minute of trading. from a highof 75 points on details we get tax reform and health care and budget. all off the highs of the day. i'm melissa francis. david: seems highs from the tax cut talk is dissipating a little bit. we'll tell you why that is happening. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. busy day on "after the bell." have you covered on the stocks. here is what else we have for you in the hour. the moment both wall street and main street have been waiting for. details of the white house's new tax proposal.

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after the bell, big earnings for at at&t, numbers and analysis for you after the bell. >>> beginningith the market, nasdaq hits 6,000 for the first time ever, dow revisits 21,000, and bertha is at the floor of the stock exchange. only right that we begin with you today. >> all right. we got the big round number today, and the small cap, russell 2,000, also at a new record, nearly 300 new highs on the nasdaq. biotech is the best performer after earnings beat, but large caps fueled this move above 6,000. the nasdaq 100 gained more than twice the s&p, up nearly 14% year to date with more than two dozen new highs or -- on the nasdaq 100 alone today, and that's really been the story, these megacap tech names at record highs driving the action, not really fang so to speak, but in terms of the nasdaq 100s, 672% gain this year, apple provided a quarter of the gains in the market weight index, and amazon, facebook, and microsoft make up another 30%. sector-wise, it's been chips that are the standout. the index 20% below the all-time high in 2,000. we see a lot of consolidatiocon and upgrade c

ringing the closing bell.cond hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kelly. >> thank you, bill. welcome to the closing bell, everybody. i'm kelly evans. we got positive errors to the broad market here, s&p up one point to 2360, and we'll see if that shakes out positive. the nasdaq, by the way, turning green on the bell. 5898 at the closing level there. the dow was leading certainly for the afternoon session, closing with a gain of 38 points, helped in large part by an upgrade from goldman and caterpillar this morning. you imagine it looks weaker without that execution. cat up 2%. russell couldn't quite get there, closing lower at 1368. investors await tax reform, coming up, house ways and means committee share kevin brady joins us to discuss new reports just this afternoon about the white house working on its own plan and that that looks like. joining us now for the hour, cnbc market commentator, michael santoli, and michael from capital innovations. welcome, everybody. the mark