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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. it's good to be back we've got stocks soaring to record highs on news of a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico all the details straight ahead >>> i'm seema mody at the nasdaq the tech heavy hitting 8,000 for the first time ever. i'm break down the key movers. >>> netflix is the third highest grossing app on apple's app store. the streaming giant is reportedly creating a system that could change all that >>> and we've got the tesla short seller who said he was adding to his short position the day musk tweeted he was considering taking tesla private. what he's doing now the company is staying public. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ star ships were meant to fly >>> good afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell." welcome morgan brennen >> thank you i'm excited. and we're color coordinated. >> i see that. how did that happen? first let's check in on the markets. s&p, nasdaq, russell all hitting all-time highs today the dow cross

second hour of "the closing bell" starts now sara >>> welcome to "the closing bell."eisen in for kelly evans. mike santoli joins us in just a moment down day, moderate declines pretty much across the board dow closing lower, 75 or so points 0.75%. s&p 500 down 0.2%. information technology closed up everybody else lower material financials got hit the hardest in the s&p nasdaq breaking its winning streak russell 2000, small caps hit another intraday record high and closing south lower of 0.3%. plus trade war fears, they're heating up again coming up the ceo of mack reny grill tells us how tariffs are impacting his industry and his restaurants. joining us is charlie here at post nine for a change welcome, charlie >> thank you >> and stephanie link is here. and leading the dow today, vees wraush caterpillar was the big laggard. over at s&p advanced microthe wenner and l brands, a brutal day, down almost 11.5% stephanie, retail has been so strong and consumer discretionary actually was up pretty well today. so you see a stand out on the down side like l brands and it real

. >> "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost for the new york stock exchange. market shares around the world are rising, but their president mr. erdogan is looking at new ways to hit the u.s. economy >>> at cnbc corporate headquarters, i'll break down what's driving the strong numbers. >>> i'm morgan brennen in new york the next generation of spaceflight. spacex unveiling its new castle and i'll have the details. >>> coca-cola making a new bet in sports drinks they have to do with nba superstar kobe bryant. "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon, a very warm welcome to "the closing bell." we'll get to all those stories in just a moment, but first let's check in on the market stocks rebounding today. helping the s&p rise for the first time a little bit more than that for the s&p, nasdaq and russell. >> all 11 s&p sectors are higher we'll have much more on the markets in just a moment, but first let's begin today with the latest on elon musk's attempts to secure funding to take tesla private. cnb

"closing bell" starts now. >>> it's time for the "closing bell" i'm wilfred frost. he'll explain coming up. >>> i'm phil lebeau in chicago tesla's ceo elon musk revealing why he wrote, funding skurd in a tweet about taking the auto maker private. the details coming up. >>> i'm leslie picker at cnbc headquarters shareoffs ratings giant nielsen soaring today as he's pushing the company to sell, and this could be one part of a big sellout on wall street >>> the cfo of netflix stepping down what it means for the company's financial future "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> how many times have you practiced your walk on vacation? >> oh, every day on vacation >> down the boardwalk, along the beach, everything. >> i was thinking about the whole time >> it was looking well rehearsed. time well spent. welcome back welcome to "the closing bell" this afternoon we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment but first of all let's check in with how those markets are doing. we're now down about 0.4% on the dow, down 92 points. the low of the day was 156 points we'

ringing the bell here.losing bell" starts now sara gets it going >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i am sara eisen in for kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up the day on wall street as mike said we are closing out with a gain of 89 points, off session highs. dow was up 120 at one point, up 0.3% s&p 500 up 0.25% and the nasdaq still by far the biggest gainer for the year. russell 2000 small cap index up 0.3% as well coming up tennis star serena williams explains how she's looking to make a statement this year at the u.s. open with both her play and fashion sense don't miss our exclusive interview in just a few moments. let's talk about the market, though joining us today barbara and rob. let's get back to more breaking news and comments on the fed and currency market from president trump. >> reporter: and also talking about social media here, another headline from reuters in the exclusive interview they released with the president that took place this afternoon. the president saying he views it as ver

and that looks very much like a bell—shaped package with my name on it. to take charge of it because of my interest in the mendi. the writer said... i know it is of importance to south african heritage and if i handed it myself it might not go to the rightful place. this needs to be sorted out before i pass away as it could get lost. for most of the past year the bell has been on display at the sea city museum in southampton, while authorities made a decision about its future. it's a local wreck and a local story for southampton but we have to look at the wider implications, the history beyond southampton and the wider meaning the bell has in other cultures and histories. the bell was collected from the museum by the royal navy, the first stage in its journey to south africa where tomorrow prime minister theresa may will present it to the country's president. a fascinating story. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to ben rich. it was starting to look quite nice when i came into work today. how was it looking across the rest

>> that does it for "closing bell."ey" begins now. >> fast money begins now live from the marketsite overlooking times square, i'm melissa lee. tim seymour, guy adami president trump amping up rhetoric taking on the social media giants, google, facebook and twitter. what does it mean for the stocks the details. check out shares of till ray, the pot stock on fire, smoking hot after its first earnings report the ceo just said something that's got tim seymo

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it is time for "the closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. big ral efor stocks today. we've got someone who says the bull market run is over. >>> the first ever generic version of the epipen has just been approved by the fda we'll break down the moves ahead. >>> i'm scott cohn in los angeles. amazon may be getting ready to finally reveal its second headquarters location. joining us live to tell us why he thinks the city of angels is the perfect fit. >>> wal-mart pouring the dow higher today, but the former u.s. ceo of wal-mart sees one potential issue. he's going to join us to explain. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> not bad, andrew. welcome to "closing bell." welcome to andrew ross sorkin in for the andrew today first check out this market, dow surging today. having its best day since back in april, april 10th it's not just a story of the dow. we've got gain almost of a 1% for the s&p as well. >> it's a wal-mart story you think it's china we're going to talk about china today. >> we saw the news higher

it is time for the closing bell. we're going to debate how long the job search can actually last >>> i'm lesly picker at cnbc headquarters >>> i'm kate rogers in salt lake city utah and the u.s. economy keeps adding hundreds of thousands of u.s. jobs but there's a massive shortage in trucking we'll tell you why and how companies are trying to fill the void >>> i'm bob pisani in for wilfred frost. we'll talk with the whole nasa crew in just a few moments "the closing bell" starts right now. >>> happy friday and welcome to "the closing bell. a special welcome to bob pisani. your walk killed it. don't tell wilfred i haven't seen anything like that >> i was just walking by and they grabbed me. i was planning to leave early and look here i am >> this is exciting. let's check ipon tn on the marks it's about about 96 points nasdaq, though, losing some of its early gains. tech underperforming today we'll talk about that. russell 2000 is actually down. the small caps getting ahehit au 0.5% >> steve, it doesn't look like the j

"the closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon and a very warm welcome to "the closing bell" bell let's check in on the markets. we had a bit of a sell-off there. >> we saw the major averages dip a leg lower on those reports that president trump could impose tariffs on china as early as next week in washington for the latest on what we know on the president's plans with china >> yeah, that's a report from bloomberg which is reporting that the president plans to impose $200 billion next week. once the comment period for the proposed tariffs expires they've been reporting the details for a while that he plans to go ahead and actually impose those duties. there are some conflicting voices in the white house on this i asked sara sanders just a couple of minutes ago about this and she said she has no comments about this as does other white house officials this hour. no comment from the white house right now that's in fact what the president intends to do here the markets obviously paying a whole lot of attention to what the president might or might not do next week, sara >> they h

[closing bell rings] the nasdaq is up just under four point as we hear the bells ring. do it for the "claman countdown." thanks for joining us. i will see you tomorrow. david: one index out of three ain't too bad but the dow diving in the final hour of trading, slipping for the second day. it is down about 75 points right now. it is near session lows. it may recover a little bit. red for s&p 500 but the nasdaq is fighting to end in the green. this would mark the 8th straight day of gains. longest winning streak in 10 months for the index. tesla, taking new hits today. the latest on elon musk's cities to possibly take the company private. his answer insurance to ininvestors -- assurance to investors hears all the secure funding he needs for that. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." here is what we're covering

. >> and we've got "closing bell" coming up right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. stocks wavering all session long but the nasdaq set for its biggest winning streak of all of 2018 >>> in st. charles illinois, aldi making some big changes to its u.s. operations at the grocery wars heat up we'll hear from the company's ceo ahead. >>> the ever changing trade war could be having an impact on federal reserve policy i'll have the latest thinking of the central bank and top economists coming up >>> dropbox shares have been on a roll ever since its ipo but could the momentum continue? "closing bell" starts right now. >> we've got dropbox coming. >> good afternoon to you we'll get to all those stories in a moment and that breaking news story on campbells soup as well but first a check in on the broader markets. not a very impressive day on the markets. the nasdaq and the russell both holding onto around about 0.3% of gains >> and we are still watching to see if the s&p 500 can still hit its record high. it's pretty darn clos

. >> "closing bell" is right now >>> it's friday afternoon. it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. market plummet as trade fears reached a boiling point. china's trade retaliation, and turkey's demise in response to a presidential tweet all coming up >>> in for kelly evans, and we have an all-star line-up of pem to help break down today's global flash front plus experts on china, russia and the markets to help us break down what it all means for your money don't move because "the closing bell" starts right now >>> it does indeed start right now. good afternoon, welcome to "the closing bell." michelle, thanks for being with us again today it's been a great week to have you with us. today better than any other day given that international news all morning which has moved markets globally, moved markets in the u.s. they are lower and have been throughout the session. a full 1% down for the down, not far from the lows of the day right as we approach the close, one hour of trade left the russell holding onto just below the flat line. >>

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it is time for "the closing bell." i'm sarah eisen in for kelly evans. tesla stock is tanking after elon musk gives an emotional interview. and more on this risk of a ceo burn out coming up >>> deere the latest company to get digged by rising material stocks after a morning plunge what's behind the wild swings, that's coming up >>> i'm steve liesman at cnbc headquarters globe bank policy, president trump's rate hike critique of the federal reserve. we'll give you a preview just ahead. >>> i'm bob pisani in for wilfred frost. president trump says he wants companies to report their earnings every six months instead of every quarter but one ceo says even that's too frequent he'll make his close "closing bell" starting now. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." and welcome. happy friday bob pisani is with me. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment, but let's check on the markets nice turn around today dow swinging around more than 190 points in today's session. on track now to post the sixth positive week in seven it

if you month later the bell from the ship was left anonymously.st heard rumours it had been recovered by divers, and that looks very much like a bell shaped package with my name on it. an unsigned letter with developer explains that they were asking me to take charge of it because of my interest in the ship. the writer said,... i know it is of importance to south african heritage and ifi importance to south african heritage and if i handed it myself it might not go to the rightful place. this needs to be sorted out before it is lost. the bell has been on display in southampton, while authorities made a decision about its future. it's a local story for southampton but we have to look at the history beyond southampton and the wider meaning the bell has in other cultures and histories. the bell was collected by the royal navy, the first stage in itsjourney collected by the royal navy, the first stage in its journey to south africa where tomorrow prime minister theresa may will present it to the country's president. a second tribute to remember those

. >> reporter: for wesley bell, becoming the first african-american top prosecutor in st. louis county will be another step on a journey launched after the killing of michael brown in ferguson four years ago. bell defeated robert mccaul la, nationally known for presiding over the grand jury that choose not to prosecute then police officer darren wilson who said he shot and killed brown in self-defense. a decision that reignited violence in ferguson. national symbol of everything wrong between police and minority communities. >> that's not what we want our community to be about. >> reporter: propelled by the moment, bell ran for city council in michael brown's district. a lawyer, professor and judge, raised in st. louis county. the son of a police officer. committed to criminal justice reform. we met him during his first campaign. how important is it that there be more diversity on the council? >> i think it's very important. i think when we work together, when we get to know one another, we reach better understandings. >> reporter: he won then and now the prosecutor's race

visit att dot com. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell."h 31 minutes until the cl closing bell here's a look at the sector heat map. a vast majority in positive territory. i've got to say there's not a lot of big moves to the upside, either >> a constructive set of charts gaining momentum throughout the day. and real estate the one negative sector today was the best performing sector last week. time now for a cnbc news update. hey, sue >> hello, wilf hi michelle. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone a historic moment as boston swears in that city's first african-american police commissioner william gross taking the oath this morning he joined the police force in 1985 >> articulate a plan for diversity that includes all of boston, everybody. no walls and to be transparent. it should not be a mystery about how we serve you >>> a harvard study finds women are more likely to survive a heart attack if they are treated by a female physician. experts suspect that female doctors may have a better understanding of how women react during a

closing bell. the s&p down on the day. nasdaq having nice moves. ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell."moment. let's look at how we are finishing up the day on wall street. when the dust settles dow closing lower by a third of one percent down 87 points at the close. s&p 500 i think williford frost would call it bang on flat, totally unchanged shrugging off the political uncertainty that came from both of trump's former campaign manager and former lawyer being guilty. nasdaq composite did manage to close higher. this is the fifth day in a row. russell 2000 index of small caps closing at a new record high. we will discuss this record bull market and whether there are signs that the rally could be nearing an end. joining us michael santoli and nancy tangler is here from heartland financial. leading the dow exon mobile. on the s&p lowe's was the big winner while century link was the biggest decliner. mike, unchanged, really not too seemingly worried about what is happening with president trump and his legal issues. >> pretty perfect illustration of how the market is kind of shrugging at al

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"the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> good afternoon. welcome to "closing bell."ongratulations on 20 years to michelle from us. first of all, a check in on the markets. dow 210 points over today's session at the moment down 50 points. the nasdaq does still lead the way higher, continuing its bounce back from yesterday. apple's stock a big factor on that. >> we begin with cnbc's senior economics reporter, steve liesman. latest comments from the federal reserve on interest rates and the economy. >> the fed kept interest rates unchanged. it's an upgrade of the economic outlook from solid to strong. the fed said further gradual increases in the target range will be consistent with sustained expansion of economic activity. that is a mouthful of fed speak for more hikes on the way. here are the probabilities. indeed, the market is pricing it that way. september near 90%. then you have to go to june 19 for the next mark above 50%. this is interesting. greg mcbride of bankrate.com. all signs point to september rate hike. continue paying down variable rate debt such as cre

. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." a very good afternoon to you we'll get to all of those stories in just a moment, but first want to check in on the markets. the dow swinging a massive 240 points in today's session. it was down 213 at the low today. it was pretty much the open, but a solid intraday rally has us down solid the high of the day was up 26 points but you can some green on the screens. >> part of that story is apple it's our top story hitting the $1 trillion milestone. first time we've seen that ever. >> when -- they valued it at $5,309 as walter isaacson reminds us in his biography of jobs, fast forward to the day and history is made at 11:48 a.m. eastern as apple becomes the first publicly traded u.s. company to reach a $1 trillion market cap throughout history the company has consistently redefined modern technology, up ending our expectations and relationships with these devices from imacs, to ipods to iphones. and the company has evolved with those products back in december 2005 it was actually the ipo

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it is time for "the closing bell." i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange coca-cola, i'll give you the full details on coke's latest acquisition coming up. >>> it's the final trading hour of the month equities are seeing record inflows according to bank of america. where are investors putting their money? i'll have the details. >>> president trump may be ready to move ahead with a new round of tariffs on china. how much impact will it have on the u.s. economy >>> and the sec chair says he wants to get more members of the public investing in private companies but could that pea a dangerous move we'll discuss as "the closing bell" starts right now >>> good afternoon happy friday welcome to "the closing bell." we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment coke and costa >> a perfect brend here of our interests. >> british consumer goods, coffee which is needed on a friday afternoon, all that and much more to come. but first let's check in on the markets. the dow and s&p on pace to post their best since a

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. >> closing bell right now. >>> it's time for the closing bell. the nasdaq hitting a record high as one analyst predicts that amazon could hit a $1.2 trillion market cap. we'll break down all the movers as the tech heavy index hits a record. >>> i'm phil lebeau in chicago. labor day is just around the corner. i will break down which airlines are the weekend's high flyers. >> extreme weather is changing the value of homes and the face of neighborhoods. we'll have the details coming up. >>> the ceo behind big brands li like calvin klein will be here. an exclusive with pvh ceo. "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ you know we are living in a material world ♪ >> very good afternoon and warm welcome. welcome back. >> welcome back to you. >> i took two days. you took like two months. >> it wasn't quite two months. it was like a week and a half. >> it is good to be back together. the dow rounding 103 points at the high. we are at half of that, 56 points. the s&p in particular doing well. the nasdaq leading the charge. >> both hitting record highs. trade

. >>> "closing bell" right now >>> it is time for "the closing bell." i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. a record setting day for stock chairman j. powell says gradual interest hikes are still appropriate. >>> josh lipton in san francisco. apple ceo tim cook getting a $120 million payday. we'll tell you why coming up >>> i'm robert frank at the pebble beach car auction this is one of the most famous movie cars ever coming up for sale can you guess which movie it was in anyone anyone anyone >>> i'm michael santoli in for wilfred frost. can tesla be fourth $4,000 per share? one major tesla investor thinks so she's written to elon musk to make her case. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." happy friday welcome, mike santoli. >> i knew you had that competitive thing on the walk with wilfred i didn't really go for it. i didn't think it polite to show him up >> nobody can match my walk. >> i'm not trying. >> i got a text from wilfred every single day let's check in on this market. another record setting day of market rallies s&p, nasdaq, and russell all hitting

it had centenary of the shipwreck and this bell wasjust left.f the shipwreck and this bell was just left. it had been lost for decades, stripped from the wreck. theresa may will be taking it back to south africa and presenting it to the president of south africa. the ss mendi tragedy is particularly significant in south africa because during the years of apartheid the government prevented any commemoration of what was a tragedy primarily for black south africans, the majority of the victims were black. and i think gordon brown went not when he was prime minister, at one point, saying all the wrong things and made people very cross. i we nt things and made people very cross. i went to south africa once with, believe it or not, borisjohnson, as pa rt of believe it or not, borisjohnson, as part of a british council thing, and... to bea part of a british council thing, and... to be a fly on the wall! 0 my god, oh, my god. he behaved like he was cecil rhodes, and even said... and actually people walked out. i think if she can heal some of these words

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." a quick check on the markets, red arrows across the board. we are off session lows. the dow right now down a little more than 200 points. it was down 334 at the low part of the session. the nasdaq is the loser. >> tech is a big story not only here but watching chinese internet stocks. dow and s&p down for a fifth time in six sessions. we begin with breaking news on uber. josh lipton has those breaking details. >> uber just now reporting its q 2 financial results. let's bring in gross bookings. the amount of money booked through the app comes in at $12 billion, a jump of 41% year over year. you subtract the driver's cut. you left with net revenue in the quarter of $2.7 billion. that is up 51% year over year. it was up about 70% in q 1 year over year. a source of the company saying in part you are seeing the law of large numbers kicking in. uber still growing very fast clearly but this company keeps getting bigger. uber is investing aggressively in a lot of new fast growing areas. uber

maybe a flurry of selling before we hit the bell? >> i would not be surprised one bit, because that's what traders do. traders take profits and now we're right at 28.44 on the spx, standard & poor's 500 that's an important level. if we can hang on to that level and pop-up a little bit going into the close very good for tomorrow morning. don't forget next week this weekend is going to be interesting as traders go out tomorrow. ashley: that's a very good point scott it seems to me and i'll go to scott very quickly here. every day we get a headline, china's coming back to the negotiating table, they're giving $15 billion to the turkish. if we have the reverse of those stories then do we go in reverse again on the market? it's very difficult for the small time investor to play this kind of choppy market. >> no question about it. you have to keep trades really close to the vest, because of the headline risk that we see every single day. so that's what i tell everybody i'm talking to if you have some profits on the table don't be a pig abo

this is all happening in the area of bell avenue and washington street. kron-4's gayle ong joins us live from there right now. gayle what do we know this started just after 5 this started this started just after 5 this afternoon. police responded to calls of a shooting in the area of bell avenue and washington street. investigators say there was a gun battle between two groups at the location. two are in custody in connection with the shooting. (ken) the gun battle prompted the evacuation of armijo high school. there was a football game at the campus tonight. it is still closed tonight because there's an active investigation. parents can pick up students at the parking lot at empire and jackson. we are sending a crew to the scene do we know this started just after 5 this responded to shooting in bell avenue washington street. investigators say there was a gun battle between two groups at the location. custody in connection with the shooting. (ken) the gun battle prompted the evacuation of armijo high school. there was a football game at the campus tonight

>> jimmy: yes. [ bell ] rico nasty? >> tariq: rapper. >> jimmy: that's true. [ bell ] czarface? rapper. >> jimmy: yes. [ bell ] >> tariq: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sea daddy. >> tariq: hacker. >> jimmy: yes. [ bell ] [ cheers ] big baby gandhi? >> tariq: hacker. [ buzzer ] [ crowd groans ] >> jimmy: rapper. power-shell back door. [ light laughter ] >> tariq: neither. i don't know. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] it's a hacker. >> jimmy: penuckle. >> tariq: rapper. [ bell ] >> jimmy: yeah. i like that name. ac i think -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you're black thought. >> tariq: rapper. >> jimmy: hacker. [ buzzer ] cake duke. >> tariq: hacker. [ bell ] >> jimmy: yes. i tried to sell it like he was rapper, yeah. >> tariq: i know. >> jimmy: finally, skipper? >> tariq: uhm -- sailor. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: he is a hacker, and a a rapper. skipper. he's double. [ bell ] [ applause ] ♪ great job. tariq trotter everybody. blackenergy. give it up for blackenergy. [ applause ] guys, get this. i heard that uber is going to start putting tiny vending machines in some of their cars. so no

we will take the cbs conference call after the bell. is called on, they have complete coverage of cbs earnings and les moonves on the quality top of the hour. direct your attention to the screen. and apple. the market still stands just slightly above $1 trillion. we have about 3 and a half minutes left to see if it closes there for the first time, making epic global history. the first company that is not government propelled and run to close at a trillion. stay tuned. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. liz: two and a half man is and apple closes at above $1 trillion market value. looks like we are on the verge of h

i could go on until closing bell on this. the fact is that none of the signs that usually precede a recession are there. i think we will have a recession after the next presidential election. that will be probably 2021 and the market may anticipate it a year before. i think we've got another couple of years of a bull market. liz: okay. you just said we might see another recession by 2020. just because? >> another recession by 2021. a turndown in the market in 2020. liz: okay. what keeps this going? perhaps is it the tax cuts? >> earnings keep it going. earnings are always the driver of the market. tax cuts and deregulation is a part of the earnings improvement, but you know, earnings this year are going to be up 20% compared to 2017, and earnings in 2019 will be up 5% to 10%. liz: does it surprise you how resilient this market has been? i go back to june 2016, because we were watching brexit and the day after brexit, global markets were in a panic. their version of the dow jones industrials in the uk, fell 500 points. the dow

get e*trade. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." about 90 seconds left of trade opened add 343.84. hovering around 375 at the moment of course the quoted price elon musk was set for a buy at is 420. we got to about 380 and we're around 375 right now as we approach the close fascinating story. more to come after the close today. very encouraging solid gains throughout the day we held onto them and up about 0.3% not resounding but has been consistent and also bring in the sector purchase what stands out for you today? >> historic s&p small cap historic, moving in that direction on the nasdaq 100 and only 12 points away from historic highs on the s&p 500. what we need is a break out on the new high list is apple, some railroads and a few pharmaceuticals, we need to have a broader break out. >> there goes the bell at the nasdaq is nextgen, and that does it for the first hour of "the closing bell." michelle, back to you. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm michelle cureearuso-cabrera. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street

. >> "closing bell" will follow it up for you right now >>> time for "the closing bell." i'm david faber in today for wilfred frost. the s&p 500 hitting an all-time high we'll monitor the market as we close today and see whether we can hold that ally >>> i'm leslie picker in michigan how one auto parts maker is getting caught up in the trade war. ahead how this american company may be forced to move production overseas >>> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. would you put a microchip in your hand for your job we'll talk to a ceo that is microchipping its employees. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the sleepwalker, david faber, there was a slow walk >> taking my time. >> the s&p hitting a record. first time we've seen that since back in january, january 26th. the dow touching its highest level since february 2nd >> coming up we're going to get details from president richard fisher, and talk about rates and we're also expecting to get more details on that plea deal from president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen. we are of course monitoring the a

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cisco systems set to report after the bell.own to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. hey, nicole. >> ashley, this is an exciting one. we're keeping an eye on this. they saw revenue jump 2.2% earlier. they hadn't seen a jump at cisco for two years. last quarter same sort of action. the revenue increased 4.4%. on this round they're expecting roughly 5% gain in revenue. this whole switch under the ceo who is transitioning this company from a hardware company to a software company, earnings per share revenue is up, we're watching for, everybody who loves all things tech will watch cisco to see how they fare today after the bell. this is what we're keeping an keen eye on and a dow component. back to you. ashley: nicole. thank you very much the dow falling 300 points at one point even though the economic data is strong, with rise in retail sales. worker productivity, all good signs. the question, where should we put our money. ross gerber joins us now. he is all the way out in l.a. you're a big fan of the company, a f

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liz: here comes the closing bell. [closing bell rings] >> thank you, liz.nothing to sneeze at here. the dow up 78 points, still in correction. maybe tomorrow the tide will turn on the historic day of the longest bull market in history. that will do it for the claman countdown. >> busy day on our hands. so many crosscurrents as they say. the market looks good as liz was talking about into the close. fourth straight day of gains for the dow. we backed off the highs a bit. still looks like we'll finish up what, 60 some points on the dow. the s&p set a record today. record-setting day for the s&p 500. we'll cover all that. i'm telling you we have a lot of other things to do. good to be with you as well. i'm connell mcshane filling in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what we're covering in a very busy hour ahead. michael cohen back in court. sources telling fox news that the p

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when the attorney general went there, he met wesley bell.joined us on that program on that day that he met the attorney general. he joined us by phone during our live coverage of the protests that were occurring that night. one of the targets of the protesters was district attorney bob mccullough who was guiding a grand jury through a process that would lead to no charges being filed against the officer that shot and killed the unarmed michael brown. i asked him then about public comments district attorney mccullough had been making that sounded biassed to the protesters. this is what he told us that night. >> what i do know is that our elected leaders need to set a precedent or a tone of confidence so the public feels confident in that justice is being served. and i think that, you know, again, i don't know mr. mccullough personally. but my one constructive criticism would be that the comments that are coming out of the office don't -- aren't -- they aren't inspiring. they aren't encouraging. they seem to be something other than transparenc

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