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. >>> those bells represent the destruction and domination of native american people. >> the monument is dredging up painful memories for native americans and accusing city councilmembers of ignoring their concerns. >>> we are hearing from the son of the man accused of killing a northern california fire captain. he insists the shooting stems from a tragic misunderstanding. >>> how speeding up executions is allowing the governor to dismantle death row at san quentin prison f >>> new at 11:00. local native americans accusing city leaders of ignoring repeated objections to the insulation of a mission bell in the heart of town. kpix is in gilroy and we spoke to a tribeel leader about the bell's symbol symbolism. >> it is pliant to be in celebration, they say all it symbolizes is oppression and murder. >> they do not care. you know, they are going to tell history the way they want it to be told. >> lopez, the chairman of the tribal band vows to keep fighting to have gilroy's mission bell taken down. >> they represent the destruction of native american people, slavery. they represent brutal

he wasn't the only one. >> if you do erect this bell the city of gilroy is saying we don't care about the natives. >> then this happened. >> tonight we have the opportunity. >> the mayor and councilmember briefly clashed when she proposed to postpone the installation. >> the people deserve at least. >> i'm sorry. this is supposed to be asking the council to. >> i'm. >> no. >> my request is that we recognize their voices. we request what they have asked from us. >> i see three thumbs up. that motion fails. >> last year the santa cruz city council voted to get rid of all its mission bells. uc santa cruz removed the campus bell a few years ago and lopez said they stopped heyward from considering it all together. yet lopez said gilroy put in a mission bell without even listening to the pain it brings native americans. >> they want to erase the history, you know. they want to continue their domination over native people. >> and he said tribes in california are starting to discuss a statewide campaign to remove all mission bells from government properties. tonight councilmember zach hilton

. >>> now live from new york -- >> tit's the "closing bell." >> it certainly is the "closing bell." william. at the new york stock exchange one last time. stocks rallying in the last hour >> turned higher on your exit. sara eisen driving action now in this final hour fed mitts from the last meeting released showing fed officials ready to raise interest rates as expected retail sales up 3.8% in january. almost double what was expected. and growth stocks like roblox and shopify hit hard on back of disappointing earnings. >> a big show coming up. and a take on the market and if fed needs to act quicker to combat inflation and weighing in on cdc's new guidance for the cruises industry and cisco, door it dash and nvidia. >> and mike santelli tracking market action as always for us and on google's new privacy measures michael, start with you. what's called the bounce >> firmed up, sara fed doesn't have anything incrementally alarming giving the fact the market was already geared for aggressive fed right hikes. enough like two-year yields come in a little and stocks drift a little higher.

to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen in the green for wall street building on solid gains for the week actually s&p having best day of the month. nasdaq outperforming nearly 2% heading into the close. >> i'm melissa lee look what's driving action making optimistic comments for cnbc about inflation, hopeful about decline through spring and summer bond yields meantime lower supporting the tech sector a big boost for solar stocks lifting tech and earnings driving the conversation, of course chipotle jumping on results. 59 minutes to go in the session. coming up on today's show, analysts too, late to get in on solar stocks following the explosive move higher today for this company and disney a big hour of earnings after the bell. first interview with the ceo. >>> look at the big stories watching mike santilli joining with his outlook, start us off mike every sector in the green. a change led by communication service. mega caps working. >> last two days, sara, market locking into gear. talked about decent size

there's a kristen bell stand-up doll there. is there a kristen bell amongst it?risten, by the way, could be in any of that luggage also. [ laughter ] ana, yeah -- don't open every one of those things. thank you, cousin sal. >> you can take any of these you want back to rhode island. >> thank you. >> jimmy: keep looking, julia, we don't have the whole night. >> sorry. >> jimmy: "nightline's" going to come on eventually. and -- all right. oh -- don't say anything. that's just a guy. >> what happened to you, kristen? >> jimmy: all right. julie, you are now getting warmer, yes. >> okay, we're close, we're close. >> jimmy: getting warner. >> i'm keeping this hat, it says "slytherin." >> jimmy: you may be colder now, julia, you're getting colder. uh-huh, yes. oh, nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was cramped in there. >> jimmy: sorry, kristen. how long were you in there, kristen? >> a bit. i didn't have a watch, so i have no idea. >> jimmy: kristen, you mind closing that wall up right there? and let's -- let's see if julia has a -- if there's a license plate for juli

coming to live from berlin. russia prepares to stage the biggest military drills with neighboring bell ruse since the cold war. the exercise as calm as tensions continue to mount over ukraine with the u. s. accusing russia of further escalating the crisis. moscow denies its planning and invasion. also coming up hong kong imposes the strictest anti cove at measures since the start of the pandemic. we explain why authorities there are more worried than some other places about the spread of only crop. ah. hello m terry martin. good. have you with us? russia is starting joint military drills with its neighbour bell roost to day. nato says it's moscow's largest to point to the before us soviet countries since the cold war. the exercise is calm as tensions billed over what some western countries fear are. russian plans to invade ukraine. the u. s. is calling the joint military drills. escal atory. he f says they are about psychological pressure, but russia claims the forces will return to their bases when the drills finish in 10 days time. the u. s. is also deploying more troops to eastern e

next 36 hours we are waiting on fourth-quarter earnings from 35th to the bank one of them "after the bell" the tech panel is here to tell us what to watch for from alphabet, meta and amazon and mgm is the very first to set up a sports book in a major baseball arena and synergy since yesterday's opening mgm ceo is here on why he's to get up with the washington national and how on-site bedding could revolutionize the sports wagering, a highly indecisive market a total of 120 times you'll see an intraday chart, it is pretty incredible the dow was up 99 points the nasdaq, popped up integrating the volatility continues, it is up three-point breaking news in st. louis federal reserve james mueller is telling writers that while he is against the idea of kicking off tightening with a half percentage point hike the market suppressing five hikes this year and that he says is not too bad of a bet. i told you it's going to happen wall street trusted all over the map on how many moves the federal reserve's will make this year they range from three rate increases to four morgan stanley, five goldman, n

>> saved by the bell >> all right, thanks >> thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" right now. >> welcome, kelly. thank you, kelly and tyler welcome, melissa the major averages are mostly higher following s&p 500's best week of the year the dow is near session highs. energy is in the lead as we head into this final hour of trading. >> i'm melissa lee in for wilfred frost. hitting the tape over the past 72 hours, low cost airlines spirit and frontier announcing a merger and reports say peloton may be drawing buyout interest as well. bit coin bounces back in a big way, over $45,000 and up around 15% in a week. and earnings remain front and center, of course, following the wild tech action last week meta taking another leg lower while tyson jumps on results 59 minutes left to go in the trading session, sara. >> yeah, communications services only sector red right now, thanks in part to meta coming up, your volatility playbook two experts sharing their strategies to navigate this up and down market. we'll talk to ben eamons who says the fading impact of omicron could lead to ro

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. >>> and "closing bell" stats right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm leslie picker. another ugly session as russian tensions keep wall street on edge near session lows, nasdaq down around 2%. >> i'm jon fortt look what's driving action investors remain laser focused on any developments out of eastern europe including fresh sanctions in the u.s. targeting the nord stream 2 pipeline consumer discretionaries hit particularly hard today. home depot slipping again and names like tesla, and tjx falling as well and energy leader in the market best performance sector today and only sector in the green month to date. no surprise there. we have got 59 minutes left to go in the session, leslie. >> interesting one indeed. coming up on today's show, value investors share's take how to navigate this uncertainly market scott black tells us if he thinks it's wise to buy a big pullback seen of late? and results from ebay. we'll bring you all numbers and speak with ceo of imax before his call >> shopping, traveling, driving. okay focus on the big story bob pisani tracking action at th

coming to you live from berlin. russia prepares to stage the biggest military drills with neighboring bell ruse since the cold war. the exercise as calm as tensions continue to mount over ukraine with the u. s. accusing russia of once more, rationing up the crisis. moscow denies its planning and invasion. also coming up hong kong enters a strict new lockdown. the city implemented mainland china is 0 coven policy, as it struggles to deal with soaring case numbers. and hopes are high that covered 19 won't steal the show as the belly annella film festival opens today in the german capital will have a rundown of the festivals most highly anticipated films. ah hello m terry martin. good to have you with us. russia is starting joint military drills with its neighbor belarus. today. nato says it's moscow's largest deployment to the former soviet countries since the cold war. the exercise as calm as tensions build over what some western countries fear are. russian plans to invade ukraine. us is calling the joint military drills, escal, atory, but russia claims the forces will return to their bases

. >> c"closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen up and down session here on wall street giving up in early gains dipping into the red this session before recovering dow and s&p near session highs heading to the close. >> good afternoon. and what is driving action today? tracking massive moves following earnings alphabet and amd popping up with strong results while paypal is tanking losing a quarter of its value. private payrolls, adp, jobs in january. and treasury moving lower on that move. and a large portion of the country under a weather alert. >> session highs up 0.8 percent on s&p speak with ceo of swiss pharma about today's earn, results and the company's latest efforts to combat covid encouraging news on the anti-viral front. >>> another jammed pack session coming your way after-hours from meta, qualcomm, spotify and t-mobile and exclusive interview with ceo of t-mobile ahead of his call with analysts. >>> focus on big stories watching today and joining us to talk about today's plummet, from wedbush, and start

. >> "closing bell" right now. >> thank you, kelly and tyler. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. solid day in the green for the major averages though currently off the highs, the dow, the nasdaq both higher. nasdaq up .6% as we head to the close. >> i'm melissa lee in for wilfred frost. peloton among the top performer stocks in the nasdaq, surging on news of a new ceo, much more on that story ahead treasury yields meantime jumping as investors await a key inflation reading later this week the ten-year yield hitting its highest level since november of 2019, and the energy sector taking a bit of a breather, down 2%, as oil prices slip 59 minutes to go in the session, sara >> coming up on today's show, three ceos from three different industries give us insight into the consumer, the supply chain, and inflation. we'll talk to the leader of makeup giant cody, which is jumping on the back of earnings. also the head of personal care company edgewell, which is moving in the other direction, and after the bell, numbers from chipotle and

[closing bell rings] liz: great to have you, eva ad-es.thanks for joining us. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. with inflation raging it is public enemy number one in all the polls, a heavy dose of consumer pain when buying groceries or gasoline or home heating fuel, you would think president biden would appoint people to the federal reserve that would understand the importance of curbing inflation. think ronald reagan and paul volcker 40 years ago. but no, once again, biden has gone big woke.

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "closing bell." i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker wall street and the world squarely folkcuses on eastern europe stocks in america and across the globe fell sharply on news of the attacks, although u.s. markets have seen this stunning recovery nasdaq up 2% after being down 3.5% at the lows s&p turning green as well. >> here's the latest on what we know this hour this afternoon, president biden announcing a slew of fresh economic sanctions on russian banks and elites more on that in a moment this after g7 leaders said in a statement they were, quote, appalled by and condemn russia's actions. ukraine said the country is being attacked from the south, northeast, and from the air. saying dozens of soldiers and several civilians have been killed >> we're going to be all over the crisis in europe and the impact on global markets throughout the show. an amazing lineup of experts, including eurasia group's ian bremmer, liz ann sonders from schwab, energy expert paul sankey, and many others. >> let's ge

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm morgan brennan yesterday's stunning midday turnaround is carried over into today's session. stocks are surging as we head into the final trading hour of the day and the week recouping their losses from the week >> what a week it's been, morgan i'm courtney reagan. let's look at what's driving the action today developments out of eastern europe remain front and center futures came off their lows this morning on a report saying vladimir putin will would be willing to send a delegation to negotiate with ukraine commodities are reversing some of their earlier moves oil and gold are pulling back, why crypto makes up ground, and we're seeing huge moves on the back of earnings etsy and block are higher while foot locker and zscaler tanks. 50 minutes to go in the session. the dow on pace for its best day of the year. morgan >> go figure coming up on today's show, market expert ed yardeni says stocks are flashing a buy signal, but is it still wise to jump in after the strong two-day rally.

i want to start with this most recent press conference between the russian and bell russian. presidents took us for the significance of this relationship between the 2 men. well, the relationship has been troubles or for decades. in as many see look a shank and having had aspirations to lead the rush. you bella rosen, union state. they have created a common state with some federal institutions. its not that tightly bound by various points in history, there were ideas to bring them close her and in the early 990. and this was taking place. you know, luther shanker, was a senior politician, couldn't nobody? and he came on the same and there was a lot of rivalry initially. and since then, now those has been a difficult partner for russia. constantly haggling over the price of gas can't constantly criticizing various russian policies. but of course, all this changed loud after the fail presidential election in which the last there was a lot of calls throughout the world treasury novel. but russia stood by him, and i think at this point, he's some, he's basically so can subservient to russia

[closing bell rings] liz: area my schwartz of wisdom tree. closing bell rings off session lows.n after the bell. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. top of the news today joe biden came to visit new york in the aftermath of the tragic deaths of police detective jason rivera and wilbert mora. predictly fell back on the usual left-wing panaceas, gun control, federal funding for social services, small increase in federal money for new cops. single best critique of my friend heather

we'll hand it over to "closing bell." thanks for watching "power lunch. >>> who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so-called countries on territory that belong to his neighbors? this is a flagrant violation of international law and it demands a firm response from the international community. >> that was president biden moments ago, addressing the fast moving situation in ukraine. outlining fresh sanctions against russia welcome to "closing bell." i'm carl quintanilla along with morgan brennan sending oil prices higher and the overall market lower, although off the lowest levels of the day as we go into the final hour of trading. >> we have a great lineup of experts to help navigate the geopolitical tensions and wall street and your money, including fred kempe, nina from the new school, tom lee, eric jackson, and citi head of commodities research, ed morse let's get straight to the crisis in europe. eamon javers has the latest on russia and ukraine and a response we just heard from washi

has accused moscow of escalating tension by holding the drills in southern bell ruse. near the ukrainian border. russia has repeatedly denied its planning to invade ukraine despite amassing tens of thousands of soldiers at its order. here is also planning a 10 day drill starting on thursday. the southern border of belarus is around 200 kilometers away from ukrainian capital. give russian troops and military equipment are also situated on its border with you. crime, as well as to the south in crimea, which russia annexed in 2014 and the 1st convoys carrying us military equipment and personnel have arrived in romania. a 1000 american soldiers will join $900.00 service members already station, then it's part of an additional tro troop deployment ordered by president joe biden . meanwhile, the diplomatic drive to de escalate. these tensions is continuing on thursday. the u. k. foreign secretary leads trust is in moscow for talks with her russian counterpart. so guy lever of, while british prime minister barak johnson is at national headquarters in brussels before traveling to poland, adding

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. have a great weekend >> welcome to "closing bell," everyone i'm wilfred frost. big swings on earnings and a job surprise setting the tone for another volatile day on wall street the major averages are near session highs and on pace to lock in solid gains for the week >> and i'm leslie picker, let's look at what's driving earnings today. massive moves from the likes of amazon, pinterest, ford, and cl clorox the january jobsreport much stronger than expected with robust revisions for the prior two months, and energy on pace for another stellar week the sector is higher today and up 5% since monday's open. 59 minutes left to go in this very exciting trading week >> we have a big show coming your way, as always, in a few minutes we'll speak with council of economic advisers savile yeah rouse about today's strong jobs report and what it signals about the broader recovery plus the ceo of engine number one, the firm that successfully took on exxon. we'll talk about her new climate focused et

coming to live from berlin. russia prepares to stage the biggest military drills with neighboring bell roofs since the cold war. the exercise as calm as tensions continue to mount over ukraine with the u. s. accusing russia of further escalating the crisis. while sco denies is planning an invasion. also coming up, a small group of truckers who are protesting cove at restrictions in canada say they will not lift their blockade of a key crossing into the u. s. until the government gives into their demands. and hong kong imposes the strictest anti cove. it measures since the start of the pandemic. we explain why authorities there are more worried than some other places about the spread of all micro plus folks are high that cobit 19 won't steal the show as the belly. another film festival opens today in the german capital will have the rundown of the festivals most anticipated fil ah, hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russia is starting joint military drills with its neighbour bell roost to day. nato says it's moscow's largest deployment to the former soviet countries since t

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> hello, and welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen stocks try to stage an early comeback but have since moved lower as investors digest the latest information out of ukraine. the dow down 400 points as we head into the final hour of trading. >> i'm mike santoli. let's look at what's driving the action fresh sanctions on russia. russia closed the market and the bank doubled a key interest rate at home, treasury yields are falling hard as investors move to safety and bonds. gold is higher as well while crypto gets a major boost. and energy remains in focus as brent retakes $100 per barrel while bp moves to sell its stake in russia's state-controlled oil producer the s&p down a bit more than 1%. >> we have a great lineup of experts to break down the crisis in ukraine and the impact on the global economy, including world bank president david malpass, cybersecurity expert, a former s.e.c. commissioner, jay clayton, and former imf chief economist, ken roblauf let's get straight to the market, down 440 on the dow. jittery day

welcome back to "closing bell.n here with wilfred frost and mike santoli, cnbc senior markets commentator do not go anywhere we have a huge hour of earnings for you ahead. alphabet, paypal, amd, electronic arts moments away from releasing results wait, there's more we'll also have instant analysis and numbers from general motors, starbucks, gilead, and match group. we have a perfect summation of the economy coming with all these earnings then match's cfo will break down its company's results in an exclusive interview. tiffany is still with us paul hickey, bespoke investment group cofounder joins us paul, you were giving us grief for weeks at the final hour of trade was the one where everything fell apart. guess what, after a day of searching for direction, all day long, it was a decisive rally into the close we have turned the corner on that pattern >> yeah, not only that, i have been able to leave my helmet at home because the last four days have been seen positive returns in the last hour of trading. you have to

and it was very clear that the bell russian president was very happy to be here and oblige really to the invitation that was extended to him by vladimir putin. to take part in this drills that are going to be taking place tomorrow. he will be participating as vladimir putin said in the process that he will be overseeing. of course, the 2 countries have been holding joint drills since early february, and that those drills will come to are supposed to come to an end on february 20th . and at the bell, russian president has said that he is having this meeting with vladimir putin to discuss whether or not some of those military hardware's that have been sent to his country from russia will say, pass sunday, vate and, and what it also, he needs, in terms of further security i reassurances from russia because speller read the bell, russian president has said that they want, he wants to strengthen his country's borders. of course. bye was shares a border with ukraine and poland. and, and that is where some of these drills are taking place between the 2 countries, military capabilities that

liz: closing bell, five minutes away.territory down 51 points. if we were down anything fewer than 31 points we wouldn't be there, but the number to watch, 31.96 points. at the moment, there you go, the s&p down for the year 9.68% when it comes to being off the most recent highs. bring in the "countdown" closers to help you navigate final hour of trade. commonwealth financial investment strategist, joins us and mainstay capital management founder, ceo, chief investment strategist david kudlow. what are you advising what to do when we have international exogenous event happening before our eyes in ukraine with russia invading, not to mention inflation here, the federal reserve holding a sword of damocles over our heads with regard to hiking rates? >> liz, thank you for having me. one thing i would say geopolitical risk as much as they sound pretty bad, he have this much smaller impact on the markets longer term. inflation is a real risk, as far as the russian ukraine crisis is concerned. not as much of a major impact on th

that is patrice bell of the xavier_ that is patrice bell of the xavier university - that is patrice bellpatrice bell of the - xavier university of louisiana talking — xavier university of louisiana talking to _ xavier university of louisiana talking to me _ xavier university of louisiana talking to me earlier. - let's get some of the day's other news. the pharmaceutical company johnson &johnson and three major us drug distributors have agreed to pay about $600 million to settle lawsuits by native american communities devastated by the opioid crisis. the companies have not admitted wrongdoing, but the settlement will speed up the process of distributing funds. tonga is imposing a covid lockdown after the pacific island nation, which had been virus free, recorded two cases. the prime minister said the measures would be reviewed every two days. the two men who tested positive had been working in the capital's port, where humanitarian aid has been pouring in after last month's volcanic eruption and tsunami. the norwegian mass murderer anders breivik has lost his bid for parole after a court

i did several sources close to the house inside the bell russians. i said that the trainees wanted to get some shot. i get some rest out before long journey that they took go in from ukraine 1st to pull that and then to bell, or rou. so we also know that the russian delegation has been at the place at this government residence, where the talks are going to be held for a couple of hours. and well, it's hard to tell if the 2 sides can find common ground here. what kiff and moscow said publicly in the past couple of days indicates that their positions are far apart. for instance, ukraine's foreign minister collab. i said that these talks are not going to be about surrender. and that key if quote, unquote, won't give up its land. the office of the training president has just said that ukraine's main goal in this negotiations with moscow is a cease fire and withdraw all of all russian troops from ukraine. so all in all members of the cranny delegation, they try to show that they have an upper hand in this upcoming talk. so because as they put it, they've

melissa bell standing by there. melissa, tell us about this nato meeting and what we know about nato's positioning and nato's troops, where are they, what are they doing? >> reporter: we know it's substantial, michael, 25 to 30 nato allies according to sources have already committed, have already sent extra troops or committed resources to this buildup. now today's meeting is going to be, first of all, about briefing one another. defense ministers will be briefing one another about what they've been hearing throughout this diplomacy. we've seen where so many leaders, foreign ministers, defense ministers have been shuffling to and from moscow, kyiv having conversations with their russian and ukrainian counterparts. each is going to be briefing the other about the very latest intelligence they have and no doubt the american defense secretary will be taking a lead role and saying what the latest american intelligence is. the big question at this stage, michael, is whether the russian planes and that troop withdrawal ha

which one the silver bell. oh well, okay. would you walk into the pandemic means she's not on the red carpet this year . but even that truly a passion for film shines through the audio and it's really nice. yeah, windows on the world cinema makes us feel better. makes us happy. yeah, thank you. thank you. now to african filmmakers at the berlin alo and their perspective on a continent emotion. this year's bailey nala was also a stage for african storytellers, whose documentaries explore their hopes for the future. like in south sudan, before mentioned out, the unit to government is long overdue. it is crucial that new government works only then. so for darren emerge from the care of war, a glimmer of hope in a homeland torn by conflict. the film, no simple way home follows now vice president rebecca young de my bure as she returns to south sudan after years of civil war. a late husband is considered one of the country's founding fathers. oh unit. yeah, gone down. yeah. yeah. now your god, you will, why what you, when i didn't

for example, about 24 hours ago, mariah bell, the u.s.va. but my goodness, what a class act. i asked in my column, who actually won this competition? because what happened is mariah bell spoke he eloquently about r play, about clean sport, about calling or texting her doctor to say, hey, i had a tylenol pm, is that okay? in other words, the diligence, the honor, the integrity of someone like mariah bell, compare that to what russia is doing. so even though this is difficult, and even though this is a tough time and mariah bell would love to just be talking about her skating, she has risen to the occasion with efforts she makes and jones just out of covid quarantine talking about this competition. these athletes are rising up well together and this might be the final hours in terms of sportsmanship, fair play and fighting for what's right. >> it's so great to hear that they're rising to the top here despite all these negative headlines and fighting for what, frankly, is right. christine, thank you for your reporting. >> sure. >>> good wedn

closing bell, 45 and a half minutes away.e need to tell you that we do have red on the screen, we are not at session lows -- actually, we just made a new session low. a loss of 427 points. the s&p, the low to watch there is a loss of 66. the nasdaq down 308 right now. that is a new low. stay tuned, we are coming right bag -- back. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ ♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... unstoppable. that's why the world's largest companies and over 30 million people rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? ♪ ♪ >> we are getting more units out quarter over quarter, and that i expect to remain in 2022, but, you know, we do remain constrained through '22 into '23. >> it's not about capital or any specific customer her. 2022 is sold out. right

you have aaron bell, one of the red well mps, we have _ aaron bell, one of the red well mps, we have traditional conservatives who are not really sure about what all these _ are not really sure about what all these are — are not really sure about what all these are tax rises are about and obviously— these are tax rises are about and obviously the cost of living crisis, a lot _ obviously the cost of living crisis, a lot of— obviously the cost of living crisis, a lot of mps really worried about the reality for people and their constituencies and how that will play out — constituencies and how that will play out at the local elections and beyond _ play out at the local elections and beyond. those are a lot of different factions _ beyond. those are a lot of different factions to — beyond. those are a lot of different factions to hold together. and the series— factions to hold together. and the series of— factions to hold together. and the series of resignations in downing street, _ series of resignations in downing street, it — series of resignations in downing street, it isjust another

for one bell, russian, a bell, russian president lucas shameka continues to cruelly promote the force migration of thousands of displaced persons from the middle east to poland and the rest of your other european union and poland. neighbor, ukraine is under the threat of another russian invasion, which was a focus of our discussion this morning. any russian attack are further encouraging into ukraine one night, not only you ignite conflict, you would also violate the bedrock principles of national sovereignty, territorial integrity and self determination. the deployment of thousands of russian forces and belarus, in addition to the 1000 surrounding ukraine to the east and south. put some of those forces within 200 miles of the polish border. if russia further invades ukraine, poland could see tens of thousands of displace ukrainians. and others flowing across its border, trying to save themselves and their families from the scourge of war. to be clear, as i said yesterday in brussels, there is still time and space for diplomacy. united steps and united states in lock step with our all

we're now in the "closing bell" market zone.ak down the crucial moments of the heading day, and we have charlie as well, very good afternoon to you, charlie let's kick things off with the broader market stocks off their worst levels but volatile in today's session on rising tensions between ukraine and russia and mike, of course, we have been focused on yields of late, and what inflation projections are like, but today, the intraday moves more on russia/ukraine headlines than anything else. >> it seems like the very short term swing factor because always friday that was the case friday, the market was flat on the day. and on the week, until you did get those headlines coming out of the biden administration about ukraine. i don't know that that tells you that that's really the make or break issue for this market at all, but it is that just yet another thing on top of a pile of other things that are restraining the market right now. it's not encouraging to see the market kind of wallow in the lower end of the range, but i also thi

diplomatic solution in ukraine as officials from moscow and here are supposed to meet in an hour on the bell or russian border. un security council calls for a red emergency special session on bush's military operation, ukraine. as western powers try to isolate moscow and the e. u closes base to russian flights and analysis have been on used agencies, odyssey sport nick on their subsidiaries. ah, coming to your life or my headquarters here in moscow, you're watching archie international. my name is peter scott. and wherever you are joining us from. welcome to the program. now as the russian military operation in ukraine enters its 5th day, these are some of the latest updates. mm . videos of what it is to have been a missile attack are coming from the south of ukraine, where locals are reporting ongoing fighting. this video purportedly shows an apartment building allegedly heads by an overnight rocket attack in northern ukraine. the lower floors were damaged when a fire broke out report say one woman was injured, but the blaze appears to be honest, extinguished. now let's have a look at this

. meanwhile, a hope for a diplomatic solution. officials from moscow, cuba supposed to meet on the bell russian border with the un security council calls for emergent reh special session on the bushes, mich operation, ukraine at western powers. try to isolate to moscow the you close it, air space to rush and flights and announces a ban on news agencies oxy. nick on their subsidiaries. with your watching r. c international. my name is peter scott and wherever you are joining us from. welcome to the program. now as the russian military operation in ukraine and this 5th day, these are the latest developments on verified videos of what looks like a mis solid, a coming from the south of ukraine, where locals are reporting ongoing fighting in the city of norway cock of co. this video purportedly shows an apartment building, allegedly hit by a rocket. overnights in the northern city of chattanooga of the lower floors were damaged where a fire ruptured report say, one woman was injured on the blaze has been extinguished. excuse me, diplomatic talks to resolve the conflicts are expected later to

"closing bell" right now . >>> welcome to "closing bell," everyone i'm will frd frost meta's meltdown having ripple effects across the entire market today. the nasdaq at session lows and the communications services sector down 6% as we head to the close. >> i'm sara eisen. let's look at what's driving the action as wilfred mentioned, it's all about meta the facebook parent losing a quarter of its volume. worst day ever, pulling down the whole social media complex other faang names also falling in sympathy. also big moves including a sharp pullback for spotify, and on the ma ma macro front, a bank of england raised interest rates. 59 minute to go in the trading session. >> we'll be all over the meta mess throughout the show, and also get ready for another blockbuster afternoon of earnings which wile be even more closely watched in light of meta's move. results from amazon, pinterest, snap, ford, and more all moving sharply lower ahead of their results plus, we'll speak with the ceo of hershey about her quarter and how she's navigating inflation, the labor market, the supply chain, and

plus as carl just alluded to, amazon earnings after the closing bell today, will it deliver for investors? could it be more google like or meta like? we'll debate all of that with our investment committee today, you know them, jenny harington, degas wright, josh brown and jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. >> the tech comeback grinding to a halt with the major averages down across the board. now you can see just about 295-point losses for the dow industrials. the s&p is down by roughly 71 points and a 358-point loss for the nasdaq composite and that's a 2.5% decline composite, as well the meta in the indices and it is on pace for its worst day ever the s&p 500, dow, nasdaq, as a result moving lower and sentiment shifting all over the place and we want to call your attention to what's happening with the ten-year treasury note yield. right now yields are moving, at least you can see there slightly, slightly lower there 1.81% bond prices and the yields are ticking higher 1.83% the last trade for ten-year benchmark u.s. treasury notes. let's go to our investment committee becaus

today, we were as close as ever to the entry of bell rush and armed forces into the war. and this is why president lance can president lucas shank a spoke today because we have to defend our northern flank and we have to minimize the threats coming from that. so we agreed to send legation to the location to the venue on the ukrainian between bell. it also needs on the border and we go there to listen to what russia wants to say. we are going there without any previous talks, without the preliminary agreement on what they conclude, the outcome of this talks can be we are going there to listen. and we're going to there to say what we think of this war and the rush has actions. so between now and the moment that the talks wrap up, wrapped up, present luca, shanker assured presidency, lance king that no, oh bell or russian military forums force will be used against ukraine and this is already an achievement. and we can only hope that alexander little shanker will stick to his ward. between now and the moment when the storks wrap up, we will continue to fiercely defend our cou

represent the destruction and domination of native american people. >> the mission bell went up a few councilmember zach hilton said he wants it back on the agenda. another councilmember issued this statement, our new road marker has never been in a mission and to refer to them all as mission bells is incorrect and is a false understanding of what they are, road markers. the mayor and other councilmembers did not respond to our request for an interview. >>> the governor and san francisco mayor facing backlash after sunday's nfc championship game in la. the two were photographed not wearing masks, apparently violating state, county and safety stadium guidelines. >> i was trying to be gracious and -- i was trying to tookthe mask off for a second. >> it was longer than this. this video shows him without a mask approaching magic johnson and again at his seat watching the game. >>> a live look at the port which is about to get some help to get california exports moving again. cargo ships have been skipping oakland lately to get back to asia faster. that's left billions in golden state good

we're hearing about columns of armored vehicles coming in from the bell russian border, or we haven't confirmed where it's going or, or, or, or how long it, it is. but we're just hearing now that sir, that build up of mechanized force is on the bell. russian border has now moved into an armored column, some kind of ahmed column moving perhaps in the direction of keith. all right? right. so these are pictures ah, of so right so, so, so what we're seeing an excuse me because these pictures are coming in thick and fast in the situations really changing quickly on the ground. so we heard back from andrew about the about these armored columns coming in from the bell russian border . those apparently we're just pictures of the roads and bears traffic, of those of those armored vehicles. all right, let's go now to child stratford. he's in mary, a pole in southeast, from ukraine, and charles is in a car for us. tony. just tell us where you on what you're doing and what's happening that hi, darren. yeah. will you join us now in a car we've come to do? i have a look around the city i'm, i'm goi

and the talks come after ukraine agreed to hold talks of the russian officials at the bell russian border. despite that announcement, russia has put its nuclear deterrence units on high alert. president vladimir putin says this is because some nato member countries had an aggressive approach towards russia. the machine is western countries and not only taking unfriendly actions against our country's economy, but some top officials from nato countries have had a grace from acts towards russia. that's why i command the minister of defense in chief of staff to put nuclear deterrence forces on high alert. bernard smith is a moscow, he says that will be a big ask for both sides to reach any kind of consensus. it seems teams from ukraine and russia are in place this location just inside battle ropes, across the border from ukraine. russia says the talks haven't started yet. and ukraine says those talks are going to take place without pre conditions and that they're going along to listen to what the russians have to say. it will clearly be a challenge for both sides to come to any sort of agreem

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closing bell, 19 minutes away. we've got the 10-year yield at 1.93%.ing higher but so is the stock market. dow's still up 133. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire some things are good to know... like where to find the cheapest gas in town. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more benefits - without paying more -- through a humana medicare advantage plan. call now for this free guide. with humana, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. you'll have lots of doctors and specialists to choose from. depending on where you live, you could get other important benefits, such as dental, vision and hearing coverage. and, if you have medicare and medicaid, a humana plan may give you extra benefits, like rides to plan-approve

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." >> it certainly is the "closing bell."ks rallying in the last hour >> turned higher on your exit. sara eisen driving action now in this final hour fed mitts from the las

ah, russian and ukrainian delegations of sat down for talks in a bell, russian bought a town as the fighting intensified. ah, hello dan, i'm come all santa maria in dough horrors. we continue our coverage of the russia ukraine war. russia says its troops had taken areas around a nuclear power plant in east, in ukraine, as fighting goes on across multiple seasons. the you and meanwhile is saying more than half a 1000000 ukrainians have now left their home. since the start of the war will have a report from the border, poland, and in the united states, the band all transactions with russia's central bank. as the rubel, the currency drops more than 30 percent against the dull. ah, for the 1st time since the russian invasion talks have begun at the bell rece border between russian and ukrainian delegations. we got some early pitches out of there. as ukraine said, it wanted an immediate cease fire and all russian troops to withdraw. moscow said it was seeking an agreement that benefits both sides. a better russian official delivered a message from president alexander lucas shanker. at the start o

on "closing bell" at 3:00 p.m., interview with the ceo of hershey.company didn't have enough to deal with, and from netflix to ralph lauren but relief may be on the way thanks to foreign central banks rick santelli here with the details. rick >> yes, kelly. runway just got much shorter if you were looking for the ecb to begin removing stimulus in earn echt in 2 earnest in 2023. yields popped. more importantly, looks as though there's been a big pivot, look at it, intraday versus eurodollar boy, did it pop. same chart dollar index. same dmachart in reverse as the dollar drops why? almost 58% of the dollar index three week of versus dollar an pace to close against the dollar in three weeks zoom back to the november of last year. you can see how close we are to testin testing levels we haven't seen since pre-thanksgiving and much more aggressive than this. current pace, might be an air pact over the next several-plus sessions to get it up to the 116 level. finally, dollar index same period back to november could see how vulnerable that may be's down to