[bell] ms. valdez: there is a difference. people who own guns and act appropriately and people who don't. >> norma garcia has our next question. >> thank you, steve. since 2001, the texas dream act has about college students in texas to receive in-state tuition and grants regardless of immigration status. for the last two sessions, there has been an effort to reveal this law, but it has failed. sheriff valdez, this is happening while the cost of college continues to rise. toernor, how will you afford keep this going for students who are not u.s. citizens? sheriff valdez, you have 60 seconds to answer the question. ms. valdez: we are always going to go on the choice that makes people better. the dreamers have been here, they were raised here, they go to school here, they have jobs here. they are teachers, doctors, plumbers. this is the only country that they know. i believe in a path for citizenship for the dreamers. we need to prepare them to be here and be educated. public education is an equal

. >> the bell starts now >>> it is time for the closing bell i is it a sign of more things to come or reckoning on the horizon? >> netflix could be an indicator. will they face a surge in competition or continue to outperform we'll find out when the earnings hit after the bell >>> stocks were covering much of last week's losses we'll tell you which names investors brought on the tips. >>> on watch ahead of tomorrow's legalization look which pot companies stantd straight ahead closing bell starts right now. anchts big rally wall street is higher by 501 -- sorry, the high was 501. >> market posing wild swings over the last week here is a check on moves over the last five mostly to the downside today the come back continues and earnings are the big driver of this rally. we are wrapping up the results you goat sta you get to start it off. >> it was probably the best parking lot of that. both trading nicely higher universal bank rivals. it rose to 1.5 billion they told for over 10% trading was up and large lay duh to equity. goldman sachs trading in line with expectations, flat year over y

[bell] >> your turn. congressman blackburn: actually, he said washington democrats knew how to solve health care. i think the private sector knows how to solve access to health care. he said this was barack obama's molds -- most significant achievement. gone upnsurance has 176% under the affordable care act. have beennnesseans priced out of the health insurance marketplace. we had 160,000 tennessee families have to pay the insurance penalty. >> cost is an issue. governor, you say you are in favor of keeping those pre-provisions. how will you pay for them? gov. bredesen: that is the entire issue with having these is how you pay for it. the affordable care act was paid for with a combination of things, which are various pieces. those could be used as the basis for putting together a better system that is more responsive. right now we have the affordable care act. we have 225,000 tennesseans were depending on it for health care. [bell] just to clarify, you are for all three of those provisions? congressman b

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[please stand by] [ bell rings ] >> hello. i'm general manager, seems a few days i've been coming saying the same thing over and over and over again and i really thought about it last night, what are we really up against, what's really going on, and something clicked on me. hey, listen, we are right there. the first people to be affected by this construction is going to be us. i mean, right from the time when the jackhammer goes down on the ground, you know, if there's anything on the ground, if there's something airborne, we're going to be the first person to be affected. it's not just a business, but it's about the 19 employees we have, not just employees, but customers that come every week. so, please, you know, we are an existing business. we spent a lot of time and money to be where we are today, so my request is, don't kill us. thank you. >> president cohen: next speaker. >> okay, so my name's jason flores, also a representative from archimedes banya, but i wanted to show you the notice of public hearing, when this first

the closing bell starts right now. >>> welcome to the closing bell. let's check in on the market it has been another volatile day. just up right now about 73 points the nasdaq has gone negative down .4% russell 2000 down 1% >> you have wide swings and market a little bit unsteady we did have that first stage of the big selloff there. down 832 points down 546 that two day chunk almost 400 points so we have almost alternated none of the rallies have held. they have been kind of faded >> you're not convinced when the buying comes in? >> not really. it seems as if we haven't quite had that flush if that's what we are needing. let's talk a little more about it we have cassandra here from an investor's point of view long-term holder of stocks is it sending you a message that the tone has changed, that is economy is a little bit unsteady or mostly opportunity? >> well, as much as it is dichlt to stomach this roller coaster it is a buying opportunity we don't see anything that has shifted. in fact as we start creeping into earnings we are seeing things verify

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. >>> closing bell starts right now. >>> it's time for the closing bell hitting a seven year high. we have wall street's top analysts to join us to talk the impacted rates on his sector >>> plus comcast closing acquisition. the 21st century tells us what deals could come next. >>> billionaire making a big new bet in the food and beverage space. we'll tell you about his new position coming up >>> and ceo of adidas weighing in >> we think that the better it is >> what he told me about his company's new massive sports deal the closing bell starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to the closing bell. >> more to come from the interview. let's check in on the markets which are high it has been a yoyo session the dow coming back after being down at the session low. as you can see it is green for the three major indexes. >> indecisive. interest rate worries still front and center ten year yield hitting the highest level earlier before stud dig >> we have full coverage of today's big market stories sarah is covering that we have more rising rates. looking at how rates are impacting aut

[ bell rings ] >> president cohen: thank you. thank you. [ indiscernible ] sir, you can speak for two minutes, but the gentleman has already -- [ speaking away from microphone ] sir, you are able to speak for two minutes. >> president cohen: are there any members of the public that would like to comment? all right, public comment is closed. all right. please sit down. now we'll have up to ten minutes from michael life from the planning department to make a presentation. mr. lye, i have a couple questions for you. mr. lee, my apologies. first of all, can you just start with, this is a ceqa hearing, correct? >> yes, it is. >> what exactly is ceqa, what does it stand for and what is ceqa? >> ceqa is the california environmental quality act, and it requires lead agencies, such as the san francisco planning department, to evaluate the environmental impacts of a proposed development project. >> president cohen: and when you're evaluating the environmental impacts, do you take into consideration existing businesses? >> yes, we do. they

intel comes out after the bell. it is having a nice move of more than 5% today, $44 and change for the stock. leadership issues. daniel, i know you look at these things, but you have brian leaving in a scandal. he was forced out, breaking rules from the company, then now everybody is wondering what really happens here, because if you look at a comp chart between intel and advanced microdevices, amd, i used to cover this stock 15 years ago, it was not doing well, it is killing it. what do you think? if you had to pick between intel and amd? >> actually, liz, we see better opportunity in other names in the chip sector. liz: which one? >> we like texas instruments. i know the market's disappointed with some of their outlook, but they have good exposure to key areas within industrial and automotive and so when you think about what's going on in those industries, you have more intelligence, more sensors that are finding their way. there's the so-called internet of things and we look at a company like texas instruments, d

[bell] >> your rebuttal. mr. bredesen: there is no question but that the trust fund has been invested in treasury security. it is still a trust fund. frankly, i think it is better to have the money in treasury securities than it is having a huge impact of the government having it in large parts of the stock market. it is a trust fund. they have the most collateral available which is u.s. treasury securities. time now to talk gun control. -- >> time now to talk gun control. there has been debate about mental illness and guns. in tennessee, mental health has played a part in mass shooting that for four people were killed at a waffle house. we will do something different with this question. we will give you both time to elaborate on your thoughts on this. first, we want to get a show of hands -- raise your hand if you're in favor of enhancing the red flag system, which identifies people with or who have suspicion of mental health issues as part of background checks for gun buyers. governor, i will start with you. i

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. >> the closing bell starts right now. >>> it's time for the closing bell everyone. big selloff yesterday. big rebound today. don't forget the final hour of trade has seen so much volatility we have everything you need to watch with one hour left to go it is the busiest day of earnings season. we'll have a full team coverage ready break down numbers as soon as they hit. >>> the nasdaq coming off the worst day in seven years one says now is the time to jump in we'll tell you why he is betting big. >>> plus president trump proposing big changes to medicare drug pricing. we'll discuss what it means for the pharmaceutical giants. the closing bell starts right now. >>> good afternoon we begin the final hour of trade. near session highs rallying back. 454, the high was 512. >> looking pretty good >> trading sharply higher as well it is up 3%. let's begin with mike watching the big moves here steve has the latest excellents from the fed an important speaker this av josh looking at microsoft which is leading the dow's charge today. covering earnings from comcast and twitter

. >> and "closing bell" right now. knott ♪ >>> good afternoon and welcome to "closing bell."'m wilfred frost. >> and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. >> no recorded open. someone recorded the headlines had a little late. >> i don't know if that was the problem. >> really, i'm pretty sure it was. >> busy day. >> as usual on time. here is the check in on the markets. >> this -- still on time. >> this final hour of trade, and it's been a bit of a yo-yo final hour or so but certainly well off the lows of the day. the dow was down 319 points at one stage. it's currently down 57 with the s&p just positive. >> nasdaq still on pace for its biggest monthly decline since january 2016 cnbc's seema mody is on the floor with more on today's market action, especially after the fed minutes were released. seema? >> the market has been all over the place. as you just pointed out dow was down as much as 319 points at the lows we came back into positive territory and then sold off once the fed meeting minutes came out. now we're trying to get back into positive territory, but one sector that

the bell the ecb has a rate decision at 7:45 a.m.n time, we'll have jobless claims and durable goods at 8:30. and pending home sales at 10:00 a.m. >>> coming up next, tracking the turnaround wall street looking to bounce back from yesterday's massive slide. we'll get mike santoli's take on that comeback when we come back after this break something is transforming and our world.. it's the longevity economy - americans 50+ driving 7.6 trillion dollars... of economic activity every year. right before our eyes, aging is unleashing exponential growth... ...in every industry. are you ready? we are. a-a-r-p is teaming up with business leaders and innovators... ...sparking new ideas and real solutions. so, what are you waiting for? >>> if you are just waking up, the futures are pointing to a sharply higher open. the dow up by 280 points the s&p up by 33 the nasdaq up by 147 let's put it in context. we have to make up 608 points just to get back to what we lost on the dow yesterday let's bring in mike santoli live at the nasdaq market site. m

richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?ure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> rising rates we have seen this before the markets did not react well, we have the story and the data what happened then and is it going to happen again? >> i wish i could detell you ift would happen again we can tell you it happened just this year. remember on february 2nd it was a shot jobs number it feels similar to what's happening right now. it is what come call a correction down 10% as we take a look at some of the other ways we can look at those moves and contexts some of the sectors during that time span, take a look at these. the energy financials were real underperformers. we have rising oil prices and these rising rates are positive for financials as opposed to the outperforming sectors all were -- it was one of the best between february 2nd and february 8th now, let's cool dune little bit more i want do you follow me to the wall as we take a look at some of the stocks that were the under performers du performers during th

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again, tesla reports after the bell tomorrow. a slight profit it will not be a huge surprise since they have said for some time if they hit a certain level of production with the model 3 they believe they can be cash flow positive and turn a slight profit that's the focus tomorrow afternoon. guys >> yeah and of course what a busy quarter it was for elon musk as well up yeks we are looking at the big movers after hours and get you ready for the trading session tomorrow "closing bell" will be right back ♪ i consulted with your grandmother's doctor. we can do the screening at her house. hi. this is the man that's going to check your eyes grandma. cognizant ai solutions are helping healthcare companies advance diagnostics and prevent blindness in patients with diabetes. everything looks good. you have beautiful eyes. ♪ your company is and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahea

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." >> "closing bell" right now. >> tease time for "closing bell." it's shaping up to be another record day on wall street, but what are the red flags out there that you need to be watching out for? we will be explain coming up plus, honda teaming up with gm in a multi-billion dollar bet on driverless cars. former gm chairman bob lutz and former chrysler president jim press tell us what it means for the auto industry. and i'm sarahizen in for kelly evans. eight officials speaking out across the country we'll bring you the key moments from america's economic leaders including fed chairman chay powell speaking in the next hour >> plus, what's keeping tim cook up at night? >> i see privacy as one of the most important issues in the 21st century. >> whether the government needs to step up privacy regulation. "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ because you're hot and you're cold ♪ you're yes and you're no ♪ >> good afternoon. a very warm welcome to "closing bell." get to those stories in had a moment but first let's check in on the markets the dow is on pa

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bell >> welcome to the closing bell i'm sara here.be joining me here in just a moment. let's look at how we are doing things here. dow closing 1.25%. at wasn't point the dow was down 170 points a weakness in industrial names s & p 500 down 1.4%. it was lead low are by tech and communication services all of the big losers. the defensives did better than the rechlts nasdaq got hit the hardest. it is down 1.8%. it is the biggest since last week two big names reporting earnings in a few minutes we have it covered for you it will bring us numbers as soon as they are out. let's talk about the selloff leading the dow is verizon over in the s&p it was the winner united rentals was the decliner which speaks to the industrial weakness i know you own a lot of these stocks what was the primary concern out there today? >> it wasn't wasn't of the most disappointing. they beat, they raised and adjusted crash flow but rental rates were disappointing that's what the stock tends to trade ochbltn. they were able to see it even without getting the rental

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power lunch is over and closing bell starts right now. >> it is sometime for the closing bell here at the new york stock exchange another whipsaw day on wall street >>> john joins us to break down his quart ef >>> defending after sharp criticism whether the fields need to change course. >>> shares of netflix getting a boost after falling. details on a new analyst call. the closing bell starts right now. >>> back to the closing bell >> thank you >> looks like we might have a suspenseful hour >> another one >> we have a 150 point rally ton dow. at the high we were up more than 400 points, 414 to be exact. so another crazy flip-flopping day on wall street >> in some days kind of typical. let's get to more details on it. posting their worse week since march as it stands right now let's get to our reporters watching that action bob is on the floor here at the new york stock exchange. so bob, as i was saying, some what typical to have a tentative rally. how are you seeing it? >> exactly there are reasons to be optimistic there is reason to be a little bit pessimistic. bank earnings were goo

(nats bell tolls)monday there was a moment of silence, a bell tolled 44 times for victims of all the north bay fires combined and the love sculpture was lit up to honor those victims.this was also a reflection for lessons learned over the course of this year. sot: mayor madylon agrimonti, city of sonoma// "i think one of the things that we actually have learned is how do we do this better the next time you know with communication with cellphones i dont know how they do it. one of the other things is people died in their garages seniors like me be cause they could get their doors up so those are some of the things we are going to educate about."so although the city of sonoma escaped direct damage they are grateful for all the emergency responders who worked to save their town.

[closing bell rings] we get to see people buy on dips. liz: there is the closing bell.we have you back. there is so much breaking news. "after the bell" has it all. we'll see you tomorrow. melissa: i know we're in the red but this is a recovery on wall street. stocks ending the day in the red but rebounding from session lows on heavier than usual volume as we await new comments from president trump and secretary of state mike pompeo. that is going to happen any minute from now. the dow ending the day down 126 points but that is going way back from the low of 548 points. that was a long time ago that 548 negative. connell: seems like weeks ago. melissa: seriously. amid growing geopolitical concerns, a slowdown in corporate earnings, s&p 500 also ending in the red with

[bell] >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. any other members of the public who wish to comment on items one through seven? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagueses can we get a motion on these items? >> supervisor kim: i would like to move forward items one through severalen with recommendation to the full burden. >> supervisor tang: we are missing our colleague, but do we need to roll call then? >> clerk: sure. on the motion to send this matter forward as recommended, supervisor safai? absent. supervisor kim? kim aye. supervisor tang? >> supervisor tang: aye. >> clerk: there are two eyes. >> supervisor tang: thank you. these items will proceed. item eight, please. [reading agenda item] >> supervisor tang: thank you. we are joined by supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. it is in response to multiple fires we have seen in the city over the past few years that have led to property damage, massive tenant displacement and some instances loss of life. there were 252 two-alarm or greater residential fires bet

bell.e'll get to all of those stories in just a minute first of all, let's check in on the markets. the dow, excuse me, the dow on track to break its losing streak despite concerns over rising rates just back into positive territory in the last few moments. >> not much for the rest of the averag averages well off of sessions lows. we were on 1% decline for nasdaq the bond market is closed for the columbus day holiday the performance, traditionally interest rate sectors in the stock market is indicating tomorrow could bring some relief for the bond investors dom chu has more back at headquarters. >> sarah, wilfred, maybe not unforeseen that we could see a pull back in the interest rates given that we have come so far for so fast especially with the ten-year u.s. treasury note and the 30-year bond as well if you take a look at the market action, it's playing out as such at least with regard to interest rate sensitive sectors if you take a look at the higher dividend payers, things like real e

[bell ringing] [inaudible] bullet point 167.november 3, 2016, all these people mentioned -- to have a meeting. it was at that meeting that the credit union realized that sfmta was not going honor its applications and their only recourse was to sue. this suit is why we're here. not because of the -- report, it's because of this suit. because the city -- [inaudible] -- is so extensive, it's trying to look for ways to mitigate what it's going to have to pay. this is the part. -- this is a farce. [applause] thank you. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] >> there is only one aspect of this program that is ok that is [inaudible] -- somewhere between that market price and what the city has paid is what the city should make up to those buyers. >> thank you. before the next speaker, i'd like to call peter miller and terry chan, you may line up as well. >> good afternoon. my name is amen. please i am a medallion holder for quarter of a million dollars and drove taxi for 30 years. i heard that they are crying here. i don't want to go again

. >> closing bell right now. >>> it's time for the closing bell financials largely sitting out the rally. analyst joins us for which bank you should be buying tesla out with third quarter production numbers the question now, can the auto maker turn a profit? we'll break down the numbers ahead. >>> i'm leslie killing potential deals, why some hedge funds are generating big returns with this new strategy i'll explain the tactic coming up >>> we'll talk to the founder of spanx exclusively. the closing bell starts right now. ♪ the dow up half a percent. >> dow setting a high for the first time since september 21st. let's begin with news on amazon. tech giant raising minimum wage. we have the details. >> so a raise coming just in time for theholidays amazon's median annual wage last year was28,446 a very vocal critic. the senior vice president david clark echoed that today to cnbc. >> we standby and listen to our critics. we are encouraging the government to take on the federal minimum wage and increase it. we would love to see other large employers join us at this level. target is at 12 righ

liz: nine minutes left before we close the market out and hear the bell ring. jones industrials which have been down, jackie, 566? 66 we're down 339 right now peter schiff, volume is not particularly heavy and there's not a lot of conviction on this selloff. why do we not look at this as a, wow, boeing is 70% cheaper today and it's great company so why don't i buy boeing? >> you know that trick from department stores. they always have sales and always on overpriced merchandise. doesn't mean you're getting a bargain. you can't always look for a reason for the decline and their markets don't have a reason to go down or bubbles don't need a reason to deflate. that is just what they do. when you look at what is happening in the stock market relies this is a big decline in assets that were propped up by artificially cheap money that is no longer an artificially cheap and people watch their home equity evaporate in the retirement savings go up in smoke, what do you think will happen to the spending and with gdp and this is just not a decline but this is a recession t

here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] - asha. - box of trail mix. no. no.ey, might as well wait a bit. just don't all the lett-- don't let all the letters get up there. [ bell chimes ] - yeah? - bag of trail mix. yeah, that was-- [ chuckles ] [ cheers and applause ] i think all the solves worked, actually. it just happened to be that one. that was an unusual one in that sense. uh, "what are you doing?"-- that's the category for this next one. and, uh, jeffrey survived that last "toss up." - he'll spin. - all right. t. there's a t, yeah. - i'd like to buy a vowel. - mm-hmm. e. two e's. r. uh, no, afraid not. no r. lisa. yeah, one n. y'v a little money now. l? - mm-hmm. i. two i's. and... we're already out of vowels, so, spin or solve. g. one g. ah, but--you know what that means? we have to--yeah. in addition to the money, we have to take that "wild" card. i'm sorry. thank you. asha, your turn. s. do we have any s's? yes, we do. we have one. m. and one m. y. uh-huh. one y. c. $4,100. - i'd like to try to solve. - okay. checking my checklist. you not only trie

the closing bell starts right now. >>> welcome to the closing bell. great to have you with us morgan brennan. >> glad to be here >> first a check on the markets with an hour left to trade the dow near a session high. up at the moment 105 points. the high was 142 points. it has been a bit of a yoyo session. up 0.4% on the dow >> yes let's begin today with comments from carl icon on president trump. hey, scott >> thanks so much. the billionaire investor joined us to discuss the latest battle with michael dell. he weighed in on the market and recent correction for stocks saying he is worried about the impact and a trade fight with china and the tariffs. i think trump has done an excellent job in getting regulations out and getting that tax deal done. i have to say that -- and i have said it before that with tariffs it is a very dangerous game you're playing it's extremely dangerous it helped bring the crash. i'm not a great supporter of that >> i think the feds -- i think it is responsible at least partly or a good part for having this happening you know

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