[bell ringing] how does it happen? and why is monster homes somehow related to the concept of illegal demolition? it's really curious. we currently have 31 projects in our office. my colleague michael morrison, an architect, in my office, will show you some statistics that will show you how our project load will be affected. and basically the f.a.r. restrictions is a very suburban concept. i don't think it applies and it's not appropriate way to design in san francisco. [bell ringing] >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> thank you. the projector, please. >> apologies for that. michael morrison, architect. we have 34 projects in an r.h. district. i want to talk about the major expansion policy alone, the demolition i think has been covered successfully. of our 34 projects that are current in our rh districts, we have no conditional uses. however, under the new legislation, because of the f.a.r., 33 of those 34 would now have conditional uses. that's a significant increase. and then of those same proj

here is bell on his youtube channel. here is bell on his youtube channel.ame room, directing the sexual abuse of an 11—year—old girl in the philippines, using skype and a webcam. and this is the man who actually witnessed it and took that picture of ah bee —— bell. dupont infiltrated again, live streaming the sexual abuse of children, and stumbled upon a live session with matthew bell in charge. it was one of the most gruesome things, he was enjoying it very much, laughing the whole time. journalist told police in the philippines and was filming when five people were arrested and 12 people rescued. but he wanted matthew bell behind bars as well, and set out to contact the child protection unit, ceop. so, in 2016, dupont contacts ceop, but no response. with the help of interpol, he is put in contact with a ceop officer, sending screenshots of matthew bell and his online id. he is even in contact with the daily mail, which publishes matthew bell's picture. but no action is taken, bell remains free and he was still abusing children. in early 2018 we travel to

here comes the bells. somewhat anemic day of trading. [closing bell rings] nasdaq is down 21. enough with you while the announcement comes at 2:00 p.m. eastern, jay powell will have a long form news conference. that is when the data comes. >> apple set to release quarterly earnings this hour. find out numbers here first before it impacts your wallet tomorrow. stocks ening in the red after president trump cast doubts on a trade deal. i'm susan li in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also ending in negativeri

here is bell on his youtube channel.ld girl in the philippines, using skype and a webcam. and this is the man who actually witnessed it and took that picture of bell, investigative journalist peter dupont from belgium. ..and also the little girl on the bed, what sexual act to do. dupont infiltrated a gang live—streaming the sexual abuse of children and stumbled on a skype session with matthew bell in charge. that was one of the most gruesome things — he was enjoying very much, he was laughing the whole time. the journalist told police in the philippines and was there filming when five men were arrested and 12 children rescued. but he wanted bell behind bars too, and set out to contact ceop, the child protection unit of britain‘s national crime agency. so, injuly 2016, dupont contacts ceop‘s regional office in thailand — no response. in september, with help from interpol, dupont is put in touch with a ceop officer in london, sending screenshots of bell and a skype id. dupont is even interviewed by the daily mail, which pu

coming up with earnings after the bell so we're about 17 minutes away from the closing bell.ave to tell me what you think elon musk will say whether this is a stock to really go all in on and hold on to. >> if you want a short seller, it is not i. i've been a owner of tesla the car and the stock since very shortly after the ipo, so its treated me well. it all comes down to basic fundamentals. the gm i'm really interested to see starting to behave like a traditional car company and doing discounting so i'll be curious to see where that nets out but i do think there is a lot of interesting and promising news there. i think elon musk is one of the rare people where his neural link kind of brain company, he seems to thrive as new things to capture his attention, unlike most people so i don't worry about his focus and i think that series i believe is the name of the chinese competitor that's was in the u.s. that just recent ly announced they are going to stop. i think it's a positive sign to show that someone came in well funded including to get off the ground between the u.s. con

here is matthew bell on his youtube channel.l, investigative journalist peter dupont from belgium. and the little girl on the bed... what sexual act to do. he infiltrated a gang, live streaming the sexual abuse of children, and stumbled across a skype session with matthew bell in charge. that was one of the most gruesome things... he was enjoying it very much... the journalist told police in the philippines and was there filming when five men were arrested, and 12 children rescued. but he wanted matthew bell behind bars, too, and set out to contact the child protection unit of britain's national crime agency. in july 2016, dupont contacts the regional office in thailand, no response. in september, with help from interpol, dupont is put in touch with a office in london, sending screenshots of matthew bell and his skype id. dupont is even interviewed by the daily mail, which publishes matthew bell's picture. interviews and phone calls continue but no action is taken. matthew bell remains free and court documents show he was still

all right. [ bell rings ]. >> chair ronen: thank you, mr. wright. next speaker, please. >> good morning and thank you. my name is simona amaluchi. i am a partner at the kecker law firm. i've known eduardo for four years when he started working at the firm. i remember thinking this guy is going to be a star and he has absolutely proven that correct. over the past four years, eduardo and i have had the opportunity to work closely together on various large matters, and i'm also his official mentor at the firm. so over time, we've had conversations about professional goals, about the purpose of our jobs, about life, about being working parents, and i feel that i've really gotten to know him, not just as a lawyer, but as a human being. the thing that strikes me the most about eduardo is his deep sense of commitment to justice and his ethics. he's a terrific lawyer and anyone who meets him will know that, but what sets him apart is that he cares about justice, truth, and serving the underprivileged. and as a result of that, he's devoted a large amount of

we're big taco bell people. >> reporter: in pacifica, dion lim, "abc 7 news." >> that taco bell will be popping this weekend. >>> turning to weather with meteorologist lisa argen. you want to go to pacifica and get some taco bell? >> i like the view and with the adult beverage, i'm in, chris. we have the low fog along the coast that is locally pushing inland. it will retreat quickly today. we have a warm-up on the way today, the warmest day of the week, but we want to get you caught up what is going on in the gulf kors around new orleans. this is tropical storm barry. it looks disorganized. it is below hurricane status with winds of 70 miles per hour. they have been working hard with the levees and the pumps to get ready with the rising waters with such a system. it could bring several inches of rain. we are looking at, once again, the right-hand side of the system bringing in the heaviest rain, the flash flooding, the storm surge, which has been up to seven feet. so far for new orleans in particular things are going okay, but the mid mississippi valley, the ohio river valley is goin

i think a lot of people might be heading towards the beach. >> taco bell not with standing.dhya patel is here with the forecast. >> nice play. nice area to hang out at the beach and going to the beach, just be prepared for fog as we're seeing now on live doppler 7. take a look at your high temperatures for tomorrow. 67 in half moon bay, a little breezy, foggy, 70 in downtown san francisco across the bay and 95 concord, fairfield 84 in san rafael and 92 in santa rosa. everything from mild to hot for your saturday. if you're going to golden gate park on sunday for the aids walk, it will be foggy in the morning and 10:00 a.m. and upper 50s and temperatures will come up to the mid 60s. your accuweather seven-day forecast does pea tofeature siz conditions saturday and sunday. mid-90s and mid 60s coast side getting people asking when will it cool off? we'll look at the workweek forecast. temperatures down to the 80s next week. >> thank you. >> all right. let's talk a little baseball. >> anthony flores is here. >> something other than basketball is here. baseball, as well. still to

trish: do you know i've never had taco bell?cond, is she really american? she's never seen the "star wars" franchise -- actually the, i did see it when i was little -- and she's never had taco bell. my kids have. i have never -- >> but you've had mcdonald's. trish: yeah. plain hamburger. >> you're american. trish: if you are able to book a room at the taco bell hotel, well, oscar mayer wants you to come to their hotel too, because the hot dog company is now announcing that you can use airbnb to book a night to stay in the famous oscar mayer wiener mobile. who knows what that is, i have to look over here at the video to see it. the camper, apparently, has no bathroom, kitchen, heating or wi-fi, but they give you a mini fridge full of wieners. and it comes at the bargain price of $136 a night. who do you think can would book this thing? >> you know, i actually think this might be a hit. it's only going to be three days. i think it's the first three days in august only that they're doing this, so we'll see what happens. i bet you i

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[bell ringing] every year! so anybody here who is interested in the fiscal aspect ofs of this project, should urge that it be done soon rather than later. and certainly not conditioned on an indefinite possibility of high-speed rail. this is a downtown extension for caltrain. [bell ringing] that's what it's about. and we should get on with it. thank you. >> chair peskin: next speaker. >> hello again, supervisors, my name is roland from san jose. i really like what's on the table right now. and i'd like to touch on the point of national significance. if you really want a project that's going to get national and international attention, don't just leave it to the downtown extension, include the transbay tunnel to start with. then if you go further and extend it all the way down to gilroy and now you're going across the bay, you look at the project with the magnitude of the channel tunnel railing, which is the link between london and the channel tunnel. it's really the scope that you want to be looking at. and the

bell tolls.t the world as big ben turned 160 years old on thursday. the mighty 13—tonne bell chimed at the first time on the 11th ofjuly 1859 and had been ringing out across london ever since. until restoration work starting in 2017 silenced it. big ben's birthday coincides with the halfway point of a huge project to preserve and revive parliament's clock tower. the work is due for completion in 2021. as the painstaking process continues around it, the birthday bell has remained in place. the clock faces themselves are receiving a detailed spruce up. you can see the first of the completed clock faces. the clock face itself is 6.9 metres in diameter. and the glazing, there are 324 pieces of glass in there, all of which have been renewed including the glass cover strips that you can see. each and every piece is a different size so they have all had to have individual templates made and be individually cut out and then glazed from the back. when the conservation work is complete, the clock parts wil

jack taylor is in for melissa mollet today but let's chart with ouror st team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. i don't know if our region can any more storms. lo> i'm with after last monday's flash f emergency here. we know what the folks in new orleans is dealing with. they had a flash flood emergency yesterday and 5 to 6 inches of rain in a couple of hour and are all too familiar with that around here after monday. unfortunately, another storm team 4 weather alert day today. an opportunityor not only thunderstorms this afternoon and evening but because the ground is saturated, a brand-new flash flood watch has been issued. no heavy rain outside early this morning. the flash flood watch begps at 2:00 . this afternoon and goes until two a.m. friday morning and includes all of the d.c. and baltimore metro area so keep ndat in mi. be weatherlert today. your evening commute could be seriously impact by rain, jack tayl taylor. >>> beltway outer loop breaki traffic. trouble through at least on this morning's rush hour there on the beltway outer loop. so far more of an inbound pattern there and it'

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this iconic pier, seven miles of sandy beach and a taco bell. >> we saw a taco bell cantina.e were like, oh, my god, let's stop. >> reporter: since the 1980s tourists from around the globe flocked to the sandy shores here, not for locally-caught fish and chips but more for nacho chips and to soak in the sun of what many call the most beautiful taco bell. >> i come from germany to e >> repor you came from hong kong? >> yes. >> reporter: thislk taorurfers has been under renovation, reopening as a cantina. >> we have the urban menu and the twisted freezes. >> reporter: while it is not the first cantina location, it is first you can order an adult beverage and have it delivered to us. >> thank you. >> reporter: and drink it in front of a $100,000 fireplace that overlooks a million dollar view. locals like mark clausen have been a regular here for decades and says it is a place where the food is affordable and memories are made. >> you would bring your date here because it was inexpensive but it was romantic. some people would even propose. >> reporter: it is also a place where lo

liberty. ♪ >>> welcome back to the "closing bell".output hitting a five year low in jun despite rise in saudi supply joining us now to talk about the sector, founding partner at again capital. great to have you here on friday thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. thank you. >> it's been an up and down type of week, volatile week for krud whether lo -- crude, whether looking at brent or wti despite that opec meeting earlier. break this down for us >> the opec meeting was somewhat anti-climatic. they didn't cut deeper they did extend it for a full nine months rather than six. so we're sort of settling in the problem the oil market has is really the global economic set up right now the asian economy is struggling mightily and getting hit hard by the u.s. china trade it's plunging. that's the bread basket for crude oil. heart of the matter. heart of the analysis for the demand side of the equation. you have this terrific head wind you also have some support here about obviously what's going on vis-a-vis iran and what may go down the

. >> "closing bell" right now. >> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen on the floor of the new york stock exchange in front of the caterpillar post this stock was up 3% on the china trade talk hopes you can see, we have given up the gains here this is a pattern playing out in the broader market we're going to break down today's move and do so as the s&p tries to hang on for a record close >> and i'm scott wapner in for wilfred frost. the china trade truce sending the s&p 500 to new highs but those gains have faded throughout the session today chip stocks soaring as president trump eases the ban on huawei's purchase of u.s. products. weak manufacturing and construction data keeping the gains in check today joining us for the hour to break down the market action is lindsey bell from cfra good to see you again. >> good to be here. >> feels like a market that had a lot of good news baked into it already. >> yes it did. i was surprised we held on to the gains for as long as we did. i thought we would get a sell the news ty

nbc bay area is at that taco bell. that is a popular taco bell. teenagers are there all the time. you don't expect it to happen there. >> reporter: no, it's been flooded with teenagers all day today. they're here to pay respects. they've laid out candles and flowers in honor of the victim. they're paying tribute to a boy who scho school. this was his music. police have not identified the victim, but his friends say emanuel was a star athlete, 16 years old and an inspiring rapper. >> he's an athlete. he can make anyone laugh no matter what was happening. >> reporter: today the police returned to the scene. they interviewed witnesses and talked to the victim's friends. detectives say the shooter is this man. they had an argument. >> everything is on the table, but we haven't had anything to say this is gang related. it sounds like they knew each other and there was a prior dislike of each other. >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team raided the suspect's home this morning, but he wasn't there. the family says they're at a loss to explain what happened. >> he was young. he was a great kid. >>

that's a taco bell. the world just got an upgrade. our taco bell in pacifica. transformed into an all new cantina. this is a beachfront restaurant. the remodelled cantina will offer shareable tapas-style food and alcohol. >> at the taco bell? >> at the taco bell. you can come right from the beach. this week is going to be really nice, right, jeff? right from the beach to a walk-up window, not a drive-thru, a walk-up. the grand re-opening is saturday afternoon during the capuna surf competition. >> that taco bell is worth a drive. >> i would go there. >> in pacifica, we'll all be there for the grand re-opening. >> i like those crunchy tacos. >> you can have them now as you walk through the sand. >> maybe a margarita. i'm not sure what's on the menu. >> 90s, that's perfect. >> nice and cheap. >>> we get morning fog, afternoon sunshine. after low 90s this weekend. inland, not too hot. upper 60s, beach weather for you. >> that's gorgeous. thanks for joining us here at 5:00. lester holt is next with "nightly news." >>> tonight the sex trafficking case against jeffre

" will pick up where we leave off, right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "the closing bell."twilfred frost. i'm at the boeing post, they're sliding and it's been a bad week rerl renewed fears for the 737 max stemming from the airlines shlg but broader markets are selling off as well. lots to discuss from central banks to earnings with 59 minutes of active trade. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone. let's look at what's driving the action lower this hour, the final hour of trade. european central bank today leaving interest rates unchanged, signaling a future rate cut, more monetary easing didn't do the trick, though, in terms of exciting the stock market earnings fallout from tesla and facebook weighing on big

. >> we saw a taco bell cantina. we were like, oh, my god, let's stop. >> reporter: since the 1980s, people have flock to the beach and to soak in the sights from the most beautiful taco bell. >> i came from germany to eat here. >> reporter: you came from hong kong? >> yes. >> reporter: this walk-up takeout for surfers has been under renovation, reopening for lunch on saturday as a cantina. >> we have an urban member and the twisted freezes. >> reporter: it is the first place where you can order an adult beverage and have it delivered to you -- >> thank you, stephanie. >> reporter: and drink it in front of a $100,000 fireplace that overlooks a million dollar view. locals like mark claussen have been a regular for decades and says it is a place where food is affordable and memories are made. >> you would bring your date here and some people would even propose. >> reporter: it is a place where locals are willing to bend food rules a bit. >> of. there's so much good food here, why did you come to taco bell? >> we love t

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> tyler loves "the batchelor." who knew that. some of the coca-cola posts, that stock up 6.6% t leads the dow. more on why including comments from sara's exclusive interview with their british ceo coming up as well as everything you need to know as an investor with 59 minutes left to high, stocks at session high. >> i'm sara eisen. right to what's driving the action in the markets. face-to-face trade talks between the u.s. and china expected to take place monday. that was a boost earnings recession seems unlikely after today's strong numbers and the s&p 500 breaking that key 3000 level again. joining us for the entire hour nancy tangler from tangler wealth management, welcome, nancy. >> thank you, sara. >> we are seeing a nice rally on wall street. what are you doing right now what are you buying? >> still focused on the consumer the china news is good but i don't expect us to get a deal soon >> u.s. consumer. >> yes, thank you. although china did pretty well according to coke. yeah, great interview by the way. >> thank you >> mc

they've got multi -- [ bell rings ]. >> chair ronen: thank you. is there any other member of the public who would wish to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you. i would love to add myself as a co-sponsor of this measure, and i'm happy to make the motion to refer this to the full board as a committee report. >> thank you. i second that. i just want to thank dominica for her work and support through this process. we still have much more work to do together, but thank you for coming out this morning. >> i would like to be added as a co-sponsor as well. thank you so much for all your work on this, supervisor walton. >> chair ronen: without objection, this item moves forward with a committee report with positive recommendation unanimously. [ gavel ]. >> chair ronen: mr. clerk, can you read item number 5. >> clerk: item number 5 is the ordinance amending the administrative code to establish uniform procedures for the administration of city loans and grants for the acquisition, development, construction rehabilitation and p

seven miles of sandsdy beach and a taco belle? >> reporter: since the 19 $0, tourists from around the globe have flocked to the sandy shores of lynn day mar, not for fish and chips but more for nacho chims and soak in the sights of what many call the world's most beautiful taco bell. >> i come from germany to here to eat here. >> we pulled over and our first impression was in taco bell heaven. >> reporter: for the past two the months, this taco bell has been under renovation reopening for a grand launch on saturday as a taco bell cantina. >> it has an aurban menu and alcohol. >> reporter: while this isn't the first cantina location it is the first place where you can order an adult beverage. and have it delivered to you. and drink it in front of a $100,000 fireplace that overlooks a million dollar view. locals like mark claussen have been a regular here for decades and says it's a place where the food is affordable and memories are made. >> you would bring your date here because it was inexpensive but romantic. some people would p

thank you, deirdre. >>> nine minutes before the closing bell rings. invest ahead of what is expected to be the rate cut announced on wednesday? well, in a surprising move, our "countdown" closer is piling his money into a sector that typically doesn't do well in an easing rate environment. wait until you hear why, next. it's the one, the only, sarge the trader. . . ♪ liz: closing bell now five minutes away. we're looking at the market mixed in a moment. the dow transports are moving higher. dow better by 43. transports up 2. nasdaq down 35, russell 10. most indexes are off their highs, off their lows, if that makes sense. >>> tesla shares moving higher in the first day of trading since its creator, ceo announced the ability to stream youtube and netflix when car is stopped is coming to your tesla soon. he tweeted it has been amazing emersive cinematic feel due to the comfy seats and surround sound audio. this looks problematic to me. but he says you won't be able to do it, as he said, when, right? when the car is moving. except autopilot. musk is prom

head over to nbcbayarea.com and click on the links. [ bell ] >>> there you have it. the opening bell of the new york stock exchange. right now the dow is up just 12 points. the dow dropped more an 70 points as banks fall, s&p00 education? according to a new survey, 58% ofricanselieve college isebt. only 20% believe college is worth going into debt. 18% believe it is not worth it at all. experts say there is a change in family attitude toward college based sharply on rising costs. >>> san francisco based juul is fighting back against the new e-cigarette ban. according to the examiner, the company plans to submit signatures to the department of elections calling for a measure on the november ballot. if passed, it could overturn the city's new ban on sale clz -- sale chz is set to take place in months. juul has spent over $5,000 on the event so far. >>> san mateo said the most recent numbers jumped 127% to just under 500 for the homeless. the south bay and east bay showed the homeless population also shot up dram atigly. the homeless population rose 43% over the last tw

the bell.ast chance trade, ian, what would you choose >> buy netflix, i was on the jet way coming in from laech and th were four kids asking their parents to watch "stranger things" no exposure to a trade war, antitrust >> not worried about the new entrants, lower price points >> friends >> my daughter only uses netflix for friends, the only thing she watches, and it's gone are you worried about that >> i'm not they have some of the greatest content ever when you look at people cutting away from things i don't think it's netflix >> good to see you here in person. >> thanks for having me. >>> we have just about 10 minutes left of trade. and, of course, after the bell, earnings from levi strauss courtney has key things to watch in that. >> it's the second earnings report for levi strauss since going public in march. 13 cents per share on revenues of 1.3 billion investors are expecting strength international to continue. looking for 8% sales growth in europe, that will be the stronger region if th

closing bell starts right now. >> welcome to closing bell i'm wilfred cross. banks broadly under pressure ahead of earnings from goldman, from j.p. morgan, and from wells fargo. tomorrow morning a preview of that coming up with 59 minutes left of trade, everything you need to know as an investor is coming up >> and i'm morgan brennan in for sarah eisen. let's get to what's driving the action energy is dragging the markets you heard wills talk about that. stocks are hovering near records as we await more earnings this week joining us for this hour to break down the market action is keith bliss. keith, welcome >> thank you very much, morgan good to be with you. >> mid averages did hit new records this morning but have drifted back down to the flat line, not really moving very much right now are you surprised by that? >> not at all. i'm a little suppliesed at trpre lack of action it seems they've hit their own food coma as we wait for earnings to come through we have 300 companies that are going to report next week. we are on fed watch, of course, waiting for the

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[bell ringing] bell -- i must listen to your opinion and i must do what you ask for. please fulfill your promise and our 1800 seniors' members are now ask. the s.o.s. program we need at least 130 senior housing units that aimed at 50 to 25% a.m.i. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. thank you. please, next speaker. please, account next speaker come up. >> a minor mix-up. i'm a member of senior and disability action. and a longtime resident of the fillmore. i support president yee's ordinance for the senior and operating subsidy program. it must be long-term and it must be multi-project. 75,000 seniors, if i can put a number to that, 75,000 seniors are currently excluded from qualifying for city-supported new affordable housing, because of high-income standards, set by the city. there is an extreme urgency to correct this inequality. for every year seniors are denied help, 350 more extremely low-income seniors are added to the 75,000. they'll be excluded from new affordable housing. 4,000 by the year 2030. 4,000, in addition to the 75,000. we're in danger of hom

taco bell cantina in paskta opened today. the remodel began in november. now the restaurant is back open with exciting new features. s in the one right here on the water. you no he what i'm talking about if you've been to pacifica. you check it out not only cool down with the selection of alcoholic beverages. now ordering food is as simple as walking up to the window and people are down with this. >> we slept overnight. we have a van there two cats and a dog and a small jetta beside the van. two in the van night there. look at this. the purple -- oh, man, the store joins a growing list of taco bell cantina's across the country. we should charge tuck o taco bell a commercial fee. the location is so incredible. and you are buying drinks. and you're enjoying the pacific which is gorgeous. and oh. >> nice. >> nice place to be. >> do they have the fog. >> a lot of that that's why everybody is piling in warm. >> a little wine. >> pacifica, san francisco too. it's interesting spread of the summer-like microclimates around the bay area. starting off in san jose. n

. >> let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. another weather alert day. tels yo tell us why. >> there is a chance for strong thunderstorms later on in the afternoon so we have a storm chance for today with heat index s around 100 degree and we get rid of the storm chance for friday and saturday but heat ndexes on friday and saturday both would be as much as 110 degrees. dangerous levels of heat and humidity. this morning, plenty of stickiness out e. your planner for your thursday, day time highs today only in the low to mid-90s. that will feel cool by comparison as we head toward friday. we will talk more about that weekend meltdown coming up. >>> let's go over to melissa now. >> taking a look at the road here. rest of the beltway is okay. >> thank y . >>> you can see all of the rain and wind blowing across th parking lot in leesburg. thats the reason homeowners around our region have some cleaning up to do today. >> check out this video from loudoun county. a lightning strike caught a house on re and look at the flames there. no one was hurt but the home

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sarah eisen, here on the floor of the new york stock exchange at the boeing post. stocks down 1.5% right now it's one of the biggest drags on the dow. more on that and everything else an investor needs to know before the mark closes in 59 minutes. >> yes, we do, morgan. i'm wilfred frost. good afternoon to you. let's get to what's driving the action today investors awaiting fed chair powell's testimony later this week shares of apple weighing on the tech sector. and health care is underperforming. let's check in on what the market is doing. down 0. 5% on the dow. the nasdaq down 0.8% the russell down a full percent. joining us for the hour to break down the market action, keith bliss. good afternoon to you. >> thank you very much, wilf really good to be with you >> snapshot of today, why are we selling off? >> number one, you have low volumes coming into july you usually have the spike in june on the weekly volumes we're seeing that today. listen, you got to

[closing bell rings] there go the closing bells ringing. for the "claman countdown". connell: we have rate cut concerns. we'll talk about rate cut concerns and maybe few other things. the dow is lower by 114 points. that is two days in a row to the downside. subpoena 500 and nasdaq in the red today after the record highs of wednesday which seems like a long time ago. good to be here on monday, i'm connell mcshane. melissa: we had a fantastic jobs report. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we'll have more on the big market movers but here is what is new at this hour. president trump delivering remarks at the white house. the president touting his administration's record on the environment, defying

on "closing bell.ss they're giving some time, 2020 he's going to step down and the search is on for the successor. >> earlier if they find a replacement but it does seem as if -- i wouldn't say it's expected i would be interested to hear how he describes the move tomorrow but obviously it's, you know, methodical move. obviously creating a search and things like that seems like the market is not taking it too poorly obviously this is kind of a big platform company one of the big three in the industry and it really is going to mostly move according to client activity and asset gathering and all the rest. >> that stock up 0.8%. back to the other stories of the day. senator elizabeth warren calling out congress and regulators for not pay ago fence to what she considers warning signs of an economic crash in a blog post the democratic presidential candidate listed household debt, corporate debt and a manufacturing recession as red flags of the coming downturn what is your take on this, scott? there was some

they were there for taco bell. the big crowds at the chain's new cantina. >> sports settling in at six ahead. >>> huge honoring of a fallen teammate. bay area big leaguers are trending up for giants and a's. 13 hits last night. how about another baker's dozen today? ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> take a llook now at the park and san francisco. look at that. the first time the giants are opening for a good old- fashioned movie night. we will show you oracle park as we move out. doors are opening in about 20 minutes. bottom right corner is oracle. the movie is a sing-along version of bio hook bohemian rhapsody. they are screening on their $10 million 4k resolution scoreboard. a portion of ticket sales will be donated to several cisco aids foundation. we all know what the park looks like, that is a gorgeous view anyway, we don't need to see it. >> bohemian rhapsody, that'll be fun. given to

." >> and "closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon, welcome to the "closing bell. the under armour today, that stock getting slammed down 12% more about that move coming up we've got everything you need to know about the broader markets which are at session highs as we enter this, the final hour of trade. >> welcome, everyone i am sara eisen. let's look what's driving the action slightly lower, the market trading ahead of tomorrow's key interest rate decision from the federal reserve. >> procter & gamble leaves the dow after strong earnings, and coming up in just a few minutes, a big exclusive interview for you, procter & gamble ceo david taylor will be here to weigh in on what was the best quarterly organic revenue growth in years. joining us now for the hour, though, charlie baa brinskoy from aerial investments. industrials are an interesting standout today given lowered expectations for u.s./china trade hopes. what is that about >> low expectations. we had some people report and they were better than people's fears. we had big companies, the big maker of drillin

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon, welcome to the "closing bell" i'm wilfred frost, at the boeing post today, soorg 4.5% after that $5 billion charge was announced last yesterday on "closing bell." we have much more on that story and everything you need to know about the broader markets which are trading lower with 59 minutes left of trade. >>> and i'm courtney reagan in today for sara eisen let's get into what's driving the action today industrials are leading on the back of boeing's real that wilfred mentioned there and reports that iran captured a british oil tanker is moving the oil market, as well as uncertainty over the fed's interest rate decision in less than two weeks, those are your main drivers for today's action. coming up, sara eisen will talk exclusively to boston fed president eric rosen gren. these will be his quiet moments before going into a decision >>> joining us for the hour is jim lacamp, senior vice president of wealth management at uvs i feel like when you look at this market there is a little something for everybody. you can find a rea

the town of be in a bell and northeast of jerusalem has been living in the shadow for 15 years. its economy was booming in the 1990 s. when the town in jerusalem to many cities in the occupied west bank. it looks more like a ghost town now. since the israeli government ordered the building of the separation 12002 the wall has blocked the town's main road limiting access to people and products hundreds of shops have closed their doors and thousands of people have left. carpenter is one of a few who decided to keep his business open but it's very different to when he entered the workshop in the year 2009. no the only carpenters there are him and his partner like the town's economy their business has been cut back. this is one of the most vivid areas. were a few meters away from an israeli industrial area this area was bustling with businesses and people going back and forth now we rely on a few customers the contrast between the 2 sides of the wall can be seen vividly here and also heard on the israeli side there is the loud noise of construction works on the palestinian side. as