eth not the bell's fault. >> trevor: it's not the bell's fault!o power and this bell just watched? it's a bell. it literally could have raised an alarm! you think that hitler bell didn't know what was going on? huh? oh, it's an innocent little bell. then how do you explain this? ( bell tolling ) >> trevor: i'm guessing that was some other bell, huh? also, i love how that guy said it makes such a lovely sound! you know what else makes a lovely sound? a bell without a swastika on it. if you changed it, no one would be, like, wait a minute, i don't hear a swastika! ( laughter ) if it was up to me, solution is easy. keep the bell but like a bad tattoo, scroll in extra letters to turn hitler into shitler. and if that doesn't work, put the bell in a museum but the town's mayor sees a problem with that. >> in a museum it would really attract people to come to take selfies in front of the swastika. that can't happen here. >> trevor: let me get it straight, he wants to keep the bell where it is because he says if it was in a museum, neonazis would be takin

we're both huge taco bell fans what lessons can he take to bring from taco bell to chipotle can we expect menu innovation from a company like chipotle which has made its name on a couple of key menu items >> chipotle has made its namelie is room for menu innovations they could have a new way to gain additional exposure to additional customers breakfast has been mentioned that's been touted as a possibility for chipotle i don't think that's an immediate catalyst for them, but there are additional menu items, clearly nachos which is being tested, also frozen beverages. i think additional opportunities for afternoons and late nights, that's a probability for them to enterment. >> are you curious about ells ability to step around and let niccol run the company and turn this brand around. is that a concern for you? >> i think that's a concern for investors, but after 25 years, the fact that steve ells will be an executive chair position, i think it's an opportunity for someone else to try their hand at running the show. i think having the experience that mr. niccol has had, brand development a

it's going to make such a lovely sound it's not the bells fault again with the bell that's history but i believe it's one of only three bells in the country that carries this inscription and that's something to be proud of. this statement ultimately caused rowland to resign as mayor his words were condemned by the central council of jews in germany and he quit to avoid being removed from his party he was replaced by. a retired who ran on the promise that he would keep said bell having gained national notoriety far right protestors turned out to rally to keep it as have opponents a calling for the bell to be removed the church of the night has offered to pay for the bells or be replaced however the town council says these funds could be better used to renovate the church. tomorrow is another day will see that. the economy. has its finger on the. the markets editor. spoke to. me in germany. on dealing with. the oil industry's dirty secret. the for over sixty it spun companies have been aware of their role in climate change. levy figure it into the projections for. top secret documents of

it makes such a lovely sound it's not the bells fault again with the bell that's history. i believe it's one of only three bells in the country that carries this inscription and that's something to be proud of. this statement ultimately caused roland becker to resign as mayor his words were condemned by the central council of jews in germany and he quit to avoid being removed from his party he was replaced by gulag velika a retired pastor who ran on the promise that he would keep the bell having gained national notoriety far right protestors turned out to rally to keep it as have opponents calling for the bill to be removed the event jelly called church of the polenta night has offered to pay for the bill to be replaced however the town council says these funds could be better used to renovate the church. tomorrow is another day we'll see the. move. to. the be. the mood. among the oscar nominees these europeans have the best chances. in the category best documentary feature places places like the movie god french filmmaker on his side of the street artist j. ohn next big s

bells.listen to the bell when the city were cannons in the army of the great war sink into molten metal and the many mouth set one spoke the ton of smoke formed the one mouth of a bill that says i was born of canada but now i sing of a world where canon melts into bells. listen to the bells the town the flagpole on main street. a rooster weathervane keeping watch atop the meetinghouse. the congregation gathering to sing in times of great silence. here, the bells rock the heads of bronze as if to say melt the bullets into bells, melt the bolus into bells. here, they raise their heavy heads is as if to say melt the cannons into bells, melt the cannons into bells. here weapons crumbled deep into the earth and nobody remembers where they were very. now the bells passed the world that in my the ancient language of bronze from bell to bell like ship smuggling use of liberation from island to island a song rippling through the clouds. now, the bells chime like the muscle feeding in every chest. kil

this is "after the bell." to bring you the big headlines that will be moving markets as soon as they come out but first here is what else we're

the bell of st. john's was installed in november of 1882. used to ringrope that bell. there were many times when the bell was rung on famous occasions, like the end of the second world war, or after john kennedy's assassination. with modern technology today, the church has an electronic system to ring the bell without having the use -- having to use the old method of ringing it by hand. i want you to see two particular windows up here. this window up here, especially many times, was made into a postcard by the church. the two parts of the window were both collectively a memorial for senator william steward. as the legend says at the bottom, erected by his friends, the memory of henry seward who worshiped in this church for 22 years while secretary of state. these are two particularly .eautiful segments the solar at the top half was particularly beautiful. it was made into a postcard 30, 40 years ago. other half is the presentation of jesus at the temple. window todedicated a a couple of the presidents who had attended st. john's. the window is starting to show somewher

they don't like taco bell even the ethos of taco bell >> got it. >> so culture class potentially. >> a man who knows how to get food fast to you cheaply. what did chipotle stand for? he's actually known for it >> your point they're not consistent of the ethos of the company. >> i don't know how to reconcile it >> our food is cheaper than you realize. who ever talks about other than this man, niccol they have to result it in favor of lower prices and franchises and growth international which chipotle have not been able to do this is a staggering pick. it is everything that it stands for. am i clear >> okay, well there is some overlap there. >> all right >> i am trying to focus out bui billy on the bridge. >> that's the best line in the whole show, the whole movie. >> i never saw it. >> you never saw "predator." >> i don't think i can work with you any longer >> i have never seen "predator." >> the governor of minnesota is in the damn thing. >> really? >> get ready for your "mad dash" will you please? no more movies i have not seen count down to the opening bell we got ten minutes tomo

. >> "closing bell" starting now >>> hi, welcome to the "closing bell," everybody i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange welcome back. >> thank you i'm bill griffeth. the dow, let's look at it right now because it may change very quickly. it's positive for the moment rebounding from an earlier low when it was down 180 points. the dow swinging more than 280 points from bottom to top so far today. >> that used to be a lot. >> well, yes but not lately it's not. >> the volatility gauge is still high by recent standards that vix up at 25. we've got our crew standing by courtney reagan watching the stock staging a comeback steve liesman on how it could hit the gdp. we begin with bob pisani amid new warning signs. >> it kind of feels like it's quiet today, and yet if you look at it on an historical basis, this is a pretty active day. the one to one advancing in decline so we're not getting any weird breadth signals here the volume is lower than it's been in the last several weeks by historical standards it's high but compared to the last two weeks, actually, it's pretty quiet. the v

there goes the bell.own 366 on the dow closing at the session lows, ringing the bell here, union acquisition corporation, and that is it for the first hour of the "closing bell," and down 380 points, right at the session lows, down more than 4%, the dow, for the month of february. that's the first hour, now over to kelly for the second half >> thank you, will welcome to "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans see how the markets settle out on a day like this dow down nearly 400 points ending february the way it went all along, on a down note, 1.5% drop for the dow, down 387, down 1100 points in total for the month for context. 2523 is the closing level for the blue ships s&p 500 down to 2713, and nasdaq composite, down three quarters on the bell, and russ,000, nearly -- there it is, worst performer down 1.5%. russell gave up 24 points, so a couple other things going on the dollar a little bit stronger today, volatility gauge above 20 as we close things out here. oil moving lower a lot of moving pieces

i do love taco bell.f i can't get doritos on top of my taco, it's not as good. >> what else is there to life? >> they have stuff -- they merge -- it's not even -- no one in mexico has seen any of this stuff they serve at taco bell. they merge things, the words go together like burrotacos, it's all good with me >> it's innovative marketing an has been successful for brian niccol chipotle's search is over with the burrito chain announcing late yesterday that brian niccol will take over for steve ells on march 5th. niccol has been with taco bell since 2011 and has been ceo since 2015 he made taco bell a lifestyle brand. he launched the breakfast offering as well as mobile order and pay across taco bell in a statement chipotle said ells expertise in digital technologies, restaurant operations and branding make him a perfect fit for chipotle a we seek to enchance customer experience, drive sales growth and make the brand more relevant yum brands, the parent of taco bell, just invested in grubhub and chipotle h

to make such a lovely sound it's not the bells fault again with the bell that's history. i believe it's one of only three bells in the country that carries this inscription and that's something to be proud of. this statement ultimately caused roland to resign as mayor his words were condemned by the central council of jews in germany and he quit to avoid being removed from his party he was replaced by give or velika a retired pastor who ran on the promise that he would keep the bell having gained national notoriety far right protestors turned out to rally to keep it as have opponents calling for the bill to be removed the event jelly called church of the pilot or night has offered to pay for the bell to be replaced however the town council says these funds could be better used to renovate the church. one of call fall off. the off of the game one event. can you do you recognize me that i was talking about yes i'm going to map the left of it. in germantown valve's but it's an institution in this country and today it celebrates its seventieth anniversary robin merrill desk i

"closing bell" begins at this moment >> hi, everybody welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange bill is out and the market is bouncing around. when we sat here last week, the dow was down nearly 1600 points. today we are up about 550 at the high and still up nearly 100 at the lows that makes it the narrowest trading of the month is this a head fake? we'll discuss that coming up. >>> first to our reporters, though michael santoli's analysis if the market is broken or bent. >> give me a reason. that was intentional, wasn't it? >> seema m owith the top stockso buy but first bob pisani. >> last week you had your opportunity. and the markets have gotten considerably cheaper the multiple, forward multiple, price earnings multiple on the s&p 500 has gone down considerably two weeks ago it was 18.5. that's historically high the 20-year average is 16. at friday we were 16.6, the lowest since the election. we crept up with the rally, 16.9, but you get idea it's getting cheaper now the big debate is with what we've seen here at the open today,

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell."'m kelly evans on another busy day at the new york stock exchange. >> irts been a highly volatile day on wall street it was up 1.75 points at session highs. coming up, we'll talk about what's driving these moves it is higher at the moment by 39 points. >> it is the busiest day of earnings season. our reporters are standing by with everything investors need to know as we gear up for this after-hours. aditi is watching alphabet, deidre is looking at amazon and josh lipton will cover apple for us josh, what are you looking for >> kelly, here is what the street's going to be looking for from tim cook's company after the close here earnings per share of $3.86. that will be on revenue of about $87.28 billion that will represent gains of 15% and 11%. iphone units, 80 million with an average selling price of $756. key metric for investors, march revenue guidance, the street expecting $65 billion, meaning a jump of 24%. apple stock is about 7% off that recent high we saw of $180 in mid-january

. >> "closing bell" begins right now. >>> women come to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffeth if we do a special tonight, it will be happy days are here again. after that historic day we saw on wall street, more volatility today and it's happening right now. the dow this morning, we saw a swing from bottom to top of roughly 900 points we were down 567 points. then suddenly up 367 points. now -- >> going up towards those levels. >> -- setting highs for the day. up 1.75 on the dow and other major averages are moving higher we have a panel of experts coming up here shortly. >> don't forget about earnings we have a bunch coming our way after the bell, including disney we'll have an exclusive interview with ceo bob iger. looking forward to that. first, though, there's also some news out of washington at this hour let's get down to aeamon javers with remarks from the president. >> reporter: it came about the dangers of the ms-13 gang. the president talking about immigration saying he ultimately might want to shut the government down if he ca

coming up on the "closing bell." york stock exchange i was in my third tour in iraq when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. but playing for team usa has been a second chance to represent my country. i get to show my children and the world that, yeah, i might have been knocked down, but i'm up, and i'm honored to be able to represent the flag. comcast is grateful to all who have served our country, and we're proud to bring the 2018 olympic and paralympic winter games home to everyone. >>> we've got an earnings alert on intuit. >> beat expectations, 35 cents adjusted, $1.7 billion they saw a rise in turbotax units. second quarter subscribers up for quickbooks but guidance has weakened, that's why we see the stock down not encouraging gwynn that we are in tax season right ahead of tax day on april 17th. third quarter earnings guidance, $4.77 to $4.62 adjusted. again, that is disappointing you're looking at the stock down 4% it was down more than 6% in extended trade back to yo

>> this is the "closing bell," everybody.ive from the new york stock exchange i'm kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth two big stories driving the markets today. first, the future of media, comcast making a $31 billion offer to buy pay tv company sky, that rivals bids from fox and by proxy disney since they want to buy that from fox. >> that's one of the big stories today. and the future of the fed and the impact on the markets. fed chair jay powell steeping out on cap hill. he signals the fed will keep raising rates. on that note let's go to senior economics reporter steve liesman for more highlights. >> thanks very much. yeah, fed chairman jerome powell in his first testimony before congress says that he doesn't believe this is going to happen, but one of the risks out there is an overheating of the economy. and he opened the door in a very subtle way to a possible fourth rate hike. saying, you know what, the economy is strong. we've had fiscal stimulus. his view on the economy strengthening as well. here's what he said. >> we

the second hour of the "closing bell" starts now with kelly. >>> welcome to the "closing bell."k on wall street we're finishishing with the dow up 340 points. down more than 500 at one point, and up more than 500 a few minutes ago. a gain of 1.4% for the dow same for the s&p 500, adding 38. the dow's level is still over 24,000 24,194 on the close there. how about the nasdaq similar increase 1.4%, up to 6874 russell 2000s lagging a bit but still in there 14 points to 1477 dom chu is here to wrap it up for us. >> i don't want to be cliche and call it a roller coaster but the way i'm going to describe it seems like it. as we started off last week, the friday close last time around, a week ago, we were down 660 points on that day we didn't end friday last time around very well we exacerbated things going down nearly 1600 points at the lows on monday only to rally back and close only down around 1100, 1200 points. at that point tuesday, we fell again. down 567 at the open only to rally up by double that amount to actually close up 56790s day. then all of a sudden we had a pause. a 19

this is "after the bell."ered what is moving the market with an all-star roster including famed economist ben stein. as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and

see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill, and welcome to the closing bell.s going up with a 300 point gain 1.25% for blue chips about the same for the s&p the dow is back above 25,000 but i don't think we're going to see a lot of celebration to celebrate that marker. the s&p 500, up 32 points, 2,731, the nasdaq, the best performer up more than 1.5% to 7,256. some of the best performers there include netflix, cisco having a good day. and the russell 2000 small caps up 1%. the dollar has a huge head wind today. the russell is still managing a 1% gain. we've got big earnings to come today. two big names in particular. >>> joining me on the panel to talk about these markets, is michael santolli, along with the chief investment officer at heartlandfici official. in the dow today the biggest winner was cisco and the biggest decliner was united health in the s&p the big warmer was eqt corp the biggest loser was eqiuinix. it's starting to feel like that two week spurt in volen tilt and a thousand point in beclas becoa memory. >> it makes sense to look at the chart a

[ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] aah!ueals ] all right. [ exhales sharply ] all right, let's see if any of these kids had a similar report card to a young kay. let's see if they know what loquacious means. gervais: here we go. this is a tough one. -bring it! -bring it! -bring it! -i like your style. -[ giggles ] -ready? if someone accuses you of being loquacious... loquacious. ...you do what too much? -oh, i know. i know. -do you? -yes. -i'll be the judge of that. you call 911. [ laughter ] so, if you're loquacious... loquacious? you just do what too much? talk? that's what i do. [ chuckles ] the answer is...talk. -talk! -yes! you got it. well done. -i talk too much. -[ laughs ] -yeah! yes! -she knows what's going on! my kind of kid! she knows what's up, that girl! that is a big word that she knows! and you are up to some big money. $200,000, you're still playing for. [ cheers and applause ] seven for seven. you have not needed the kids at all. i feel terrible. we've locked them in this room with ricky for no reason. ugh.

bell,ing to ask you dr. how might we use data to estimate risk for children, and should we be using data from past cases in order to inform decisions? >> thank you. >> i would say by predictive analytics. this is a tool, not a solution unto itself. predictive analytics is a very valuable tool, that has been used for years in low -- health care, law enforcement, meteorology. it's essentially taking the things that we know, analyzing them, to help us better predict the things we don't know. if we can utilize this tool that -- ericn so much value ryan crashes. -- airplane crashes. predictive analysis has been paramount. we have to explore every possible opportunity to help our children. we believe predictive analytics is one of those things. >> there are names for things that have been around a while. i guess this is forecasting. ,e ought to apply to this field to improve the lives of our children. thank you. with my remaining time, i'm going to ask you about reporting, sometimes aborting it -- a boring issue.

the closing bell rings in 46 minutes. trip advisor leaving the s&p 500 after reporting higher than expected fourth quarter revenue. the online hotel search website is also getting an upgrade. it's still not enough to erase the 22% cut in the price of this talk over just the past year. up next, the latest details on the horrific shooting florida. what can possibly be done to prevent any more of these. former nypd officer john cardello happened to be on the ground in florida yesterday, he jumped on the phone and was talking to a lot of the first responders. he will come back with us, 24 hours later with what he knows now. i want you to pick a new truck for your mom or dad, knowing that they could possibly pass it down to you one day. cool. but before you decide, you should know that chevy silverado's are the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. which means that ford f-150s are not. (laughs) which truck would you pick? the chevy. the chevy. the chevy. there you go. boom. that was obvious. plus it l

"closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to the "closing bell."e are live from the new york stock exchange michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans. >> i'm bill griffeth the nasdaq was pushed higher by more than 1% with these gains, the s&p and the nasdaq are finally positive for the week we're still working on the dow right now. if they aren't positive, it will be the third down week in the last four. >> that's because it's been two weeks since what people are calling the bottom, february 9th, that crazy friday, our reporters are standing by breaking down the market since then bertha coombs and bob pisani >> i think the important thick is we've seen quite a recovery in the markets but not for everything let me show you a few charts jpmorgan, a big recovery remember what happened on february 1st it was like $117 then goes down to $104 on the 5thand it's com back around $116 that's a round-trip. also boeing another big one, $357 on february 1st $317 on the 5th. that's a $40 drop, back to where it is, roughly $356 or so. there's a round-trip some

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four minutes away from the closing bell.e us your sense of what an investor who wants to get in and buy something cheaper than i was last thursday. what looks good. >> actually, you can look to history in terms of coming up with a wish list. historically, the ten worst performing industries during the market decline tend to be out performers when it's recovering from the selloff. areas like construction materials, life and health insurance, even looking at semi conductor equipment. these are industries and companies that were beaten up the most that could represent a nice springboard for profitability. >> i like that. springboard. david, give us what you are seeing right now at the landscape, what should investors watch for, whether it's data or certain stocks that buy cheaper than couple days ago or week 1/2 ago. along with what sam said, with we look at those different sectors, we're concerned about those that are impacted by higher interest rates. because interest rates have come up. the 10-year yield is half a percent hi

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. >>> "closing bell" begins now. welcome. i'm kelly evans in the new york stock exchange. >> been hosting too many shows i'm bill griffeth. major story out of washington, you've been hearing about, moving the markets to some degree it's about russia's involvement in the 2016 election let's get to eamon javers for the latest on these indictments. >> reporter: we got a set of indictments today. two separate filings from the special counsel's office one detailing 13 russians indicted for their role in alleged meddling in the 2016 u.s. presidential election and the u.s. political system dating back to 2014 also indicted were three russian entities and separately an indictment followed an american who was allegedly involved in related credit card crime. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefing reporters this afternoon laid out a case called the internet research agency employed hundreds of people to the budget to the tune of millions of dollars in a long-running effort to influence u.s. politics. ultimately, in

less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." . >> so breaking news, and again, this should underscore how quickly things turn. when i just started talking to you about a minute and 30 seconds ago, we had the dow up 150. now up 95. we had spiked on janet yellen's so-called parting gift to the markets and was the fed minutes reports which give us a sense of exactly what was said at the most recent fed meeting and kind of not too hot, not too cold, things look good, stronger, still look at three rate hikes, not more, not fewer but not as aggressive as the markets previously thought. we are well off session highs which were struck right at 2:00 p.m. eastern when the fed minutes came on. could you call this a strong close? we have 58 more minutes to go and now up 88 points. folks we are on a trajectory going lower. 10-year treasury yields, changing moment by moment. when the numbers hit the tape, we were at 2.9, now 2.93. interest rates move higher and stronger. that means less fear in the markets and let

did they change the name >> we're not talking about taco bell taco bell, i don't really care about. if you -- >> to what >> that's not my job i'm not a branding expert. i can tell you this brand is damaged. this has negative brand value, scott. when you look at a balance sheet and see intangibles and part is the marketing that goes into chipotle, it should be written off u the sheet. >> but with the new management in place and over time, i don't think they have necessarily have to change the name they just have to change the perception is out there in the rest of the world. they don't want to be associated with everything you're talking about. people getting sick and all the rest of that that's ng a new ceo can come in and make that happen >> judge, loork b look at the margins. we've got you know, you're paying a buck 89 for a burrito at taco bell paying over $8 at chipotle look at the same thing doubling up on the price of the taco itself at one spot versus the other. your margins are through the roof to both points, what you have to do is change the public perception >> is this th

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell."'m kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> we were thinking, underdog was a super hero with a weak chin we thought of others those are human beings and we don't to want call them out. i'm bill griffeth. we are setting session lows, down 240 points, largely driven by walmart, about 70 of the points pushing it lower. that's taken a hit on earnings look at the nasdaq today, up in an otherwise down day. it's the only positive and the chips are powering the nasdaq higher, up more than 2%. nasdaq is up almost 7% since february 9th. >> morgan stanley, jpmorgan, blackrock issuing performance. >> just last couple of hours we saw the nasdaq be just about -- just flattish, now down half a percent. the overall nasdaq was up half a percent and now drifted lower. is that bull/bear debate in the full swing let's look at the calls. you mentioned a handful of the big names, blackrock come out saying basically fiscal stimulus is super charging profit growth expectations and the market isn't fully

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>> he did a heck of a job. >> the story of taco bell, what he did on taco bell was exactly what panera what's your favorite thing at taco bell? >> i don't eat meat. is there a fish taco >> there is, actually. >> don't get into the menu items. >> here's the story. >> we got the world hanging on my every word about chipotle, obviously. here is the story on it. he's got a big job tolerance a lot of the stuff he did at taco was new at the time, okay he'll think of some other things new to do here i'm talking about digital, catering >> i'm glad you were here to recap. >> i was glad josh was here. >> in fact you didn't even have to be here >> i should have just given it to josh. >>> next, pete tracks bullish moves in an entertainment stk.oc what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley wi'm really grateful that usaaq. was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving.

boy, was it down at the opening bell.ll explain what yesterday's huge loss might mean for your investments. investments. >> reporter: and san jose police are very busy this morning as they investigate two separate shootings. we will have details just ahead. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> a very busy tuesday, february 6th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. a little chilly outside too. steve paulson is right over here. >> well, a little chilly for some. warm for others, guys. it will be another warm day with record-setting highs possible here. certainly on parts of the coast where temperatures are in the 60s for some. there is no rain in sight for us for a while. jim ryan says 61 in santa cruz at 6:50 a.m. i can do better than that. there was a 65 and a 66. now it settled back into 60. not too far away,

bell. >> thank you for extending time for me for future remarks before we hear from people that are decision makers in the city and county of san francisco. as resident of san francisco for over 35 years. i've never experienced this kind of conversation since the displacing of residents in what used to be called the fillmore and other neighborhoods during the "urban renew alloy -- renewal"phenomenon. we know that neighborhoods change, but now we're called to monitor that change not withstanding market forces. market forces care little about equity, but i believe that government should. so how do we apportion goods and services and maintain communities in this context? obviously for me, i believe that equity is how any county must proceed. and in this gumbo of multiple interests, we must be informed of cross sectors by data so we're not relying on what we see in our individual experiences but what we know across experiences. for example, in neighboring los angeles regarding the problem of ho

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from the final bell on wall street exactly. the final bell starts ringing at 15 seconds before the hour of 4:00 as the president ascends the stairs to get on air force one. that were lots of fans of his in cleveland. he had the speech and brought some folks up. he will head back to jba, joint base andrews and looking at this, i'm confident. from everything that i know about the president and how he travels. he will get in there on air force one and the first thing he does is pop on a television or talk to an adviser. somebody will sell them the market is off 1,100 points. not that that is some cataclysmic event for our nation. it's not. markets go up and markets go down. corrections happen thank god. we haven't had a correction yet. but if you're a president who said all along, look at the markets, historic run, look what has happened, look, look, look. you run the risk some day this will happen. that said, it's still thousands of points where he was. another example of why previous administrations have said we can't really aff

but taco bell, plans to knock down former funeral house, taco bell franchise owe, officials say the plan would bring 32 new jobs to town, increase sagging tax revenue and help local schools, but some neighbors say, it is not what the borough needs. >> as i look out my lovely master bedroom, i will look at your 2:00 a.m. drive through. >> i be employing people and most of them will be from jenkintown, because again, in a that type of business is mostly young people. >> the plan is supposed to get through number every zoning board exemptions before borough council for a vote. >> now to fast-food places cents upset the nice borough feel, you know what i mean? more quaint? >> that's what it seems to be. at first thought worried about health concerns, but no. a look. >> i think the look. >> does that mean only restaurant there, no place to quickly get -- >> let's fine out. anybody live in jenkintown? >> no fast-food places at all. >> watching the show, have they banned fast cents food places cents, do they want to keep it quaint, cool, nice? >> or you do do in old city new place coming in, ju

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that are end i want to send you to another part of the convention center where sports director don bell, standing by , you have been with the players all week. they are now hyper focused on sunday and looking forward to the big game, while we're all here. >> yes, it is that time to turn the page this week. guys are focused and dialed in as you said. now do i want to talk about the new england patriots because the term it ain't over until it is overcomes to mind. last year in the super bowl they trailed 28-three. they came back and beat atlanta falcons in overtime who was on that team? lagarrette blount the starting running back for the eagles and, of course, he has been practicing all week to take on his old team a team he won two super bowl was and he knows patriots are resilient and they play a full four quarters and he told us exactly what it will take in order to get the w. >> you have to get out there and you have to play your game you have to go out there and play as much as a perfect game you can possibly play. they don't make mistakes. it is a team you have to play for the whole

it's walmart, it's mcdonald's, it's taco bell. if growers violate worker rights, they pull their order. so instead of having the government enforce you have the power of the purchasing order but it's a real important power. >> we should make this a very popular program as you see today. >> we thank the walmart foundation for -- seriously. so, the program describes itself as a worker-driven program, worker-driven social responsibility. can you talk about in the importance of being worker driven and when you had the church groups and synagogues and rabbis and student groups supporting you, how did it remain worker-driven and have these -- not have these other groups running the show. >> in both instances when we are in a tour, the -- talking about taco bell. from the very beginning we started to talk to people in every place that was willing to share about what we were trying to communicate, which was we're aiming to bring corporations to the table so we can, working with them, also bring the agriculture industry to have a conversat

. >> we have been joined by don bell. hi don bell. >> how are you doing. >> you were here all day with us as well. >> the crowd today was absolutely electric. now, i have had an opportunity to go back and look at some of those comments, and hear some of those comments again from the players and it really makes sense they are a unit and message from the guys was really unifying. you know they expressed themselves in different ways, the message is all pretty much the same. we were uer dogs. found a way to get it done. this is family. we reflect you the city. absolutely amazing we want to go tout greg argos with fans as they took in all of this today, in south philadelphia at broad and reed, greg. >> reporter: it is quiet here, as you mentioned, anything but just a few hours ago. fifteen minutes ago the city sent out a tweet they are estimating 1.5 million people attended this parade, a few hundred thousand, were right here in south philadelphia and it was, electric. south philadelphia on fire, anticipation from decades of w

with the team here in minneapolis, don bell, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> yeah, so doug pederson can eat as much cake as he wants to but i don't know how you feel about this but i feel like eagles should wait to film up on all that cake. that might be a smart thing to do. if you are just taking a peak where i'm standing i'm coming to you live from the mall of america this morning. we are on central standard time, you can see the mall looks very, very quiet, still closed. we are one hour behind where you guys are in philadelphia, just kind of getting, set up but now that we're on thursday and it is gateway to the weekend we are one day closer to the start of our weekend the official start of the weekend and then, of course, big game on sunday can you guys even imagine how pumped the bird must be going in to a practice today, knowing what is right around the corner against patriots. i think this is such an exciting time. here in minneapolis you walk outside anywhere around the area and the town is just fuming with excitement not only to have super bowl here but for both of these teams