[telephone ringing] belle vie. bonsoir. belle vie. bonjour. belle vie. bonsoir. ♪ belle vie bonjour ♪♪ belle vie, beautiful life. life is beautiful. that's it. you know, like, i live in southern california. i have a restaurant. i'm happy. so life is beautiful. belle vie. well, i'm located on washer between bundy and barrington, and most importantly, betwn mcdonald and kfc, uh, two big corporation who feeds you crappy meals and, and puts cardboard into your fries. and, and people are waiting in line to go eat over there. well, it's freedom. people can eat they want. the cheeseburger is very cheap, i get it. uh, obviously, between a mcdonald and kfc is not the best location you can dream of, but that's the one i could afford. the restaurant was very crappy. it was a restaurant from the 's, '70s. it has been changing hands for the last 50 years. i had to build everything from scratch. i had to do all the electricity, all the plumbing, all the [indistinct], like, the sewer. i built the table myself with my friend trenten. i bought a piece of marble, glued th

suddenly a mobile bell i have no rest on earth. so the legs are lonely to live, we would be able to play something so that our bells could unite everyone, that the bell tower, like mine, could be kept without a narrow field, that human souls cried , sang just like sings but if only we could reach the sky. at the monument to the first cossacks who landed on the kuban land performed by the temryuk cossacks ensemble, the people will hear the song of grigory ponomarenko old man ataman let's remember the walkie-talkies, as there was a freak on the cube, the rivers are daring, the cossack brothers distance through the task of the technique of preserving we are the holy name of the cossacks. the cossacks are riding by the river, daring, but getting up why the girl is crying, stay. lonely wait for me. you are my go-getter. wait for me. you go my congratulations. hi how are you? hello sonechka where is my girl? where is she? where did you hide it? say the missing girl was your patient. you could say, and so we'll need a photo of the girls a

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. see you tomorrow. >>> the nasdaq once again driving the market action as the major averages build on a solid week of gains here the dow is lagging, just turning positive, up 4 points as we head into the close the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market the nasdaq adding another percent. it's up 5% this week heading into a friday. s&p up half a percent. the losers, energy, because oil prices are down today. communication services, at&t's a big part of that story, consumer staples and utilities. check out the top performing s&p 500 sectors. you've got consumer discretionary, thank you, tesla, with a 10% gain off earnings driving that sector to the top of the market but it is earnings driven in the technology sector, a lot of the chip stocks, software stocks and mega cap tech are all working today. >>> coming up on the show we will talk to the ceo of sap, which is moving lower today on the

i'm scott wapner, you just heard the bells.getting started right here at post 9 at the new york exchange and we have a very big and busy thursday on tap for you. apple earnings breaking at the bottom of the hour amazon's numbers are imminent. intel and roku any minute now and of course we will guide you through those results and the stock moves that follow. we begin with our talk of the tape the last of the mega cap tech earnings to deliver their results but will they deliver for you, the investor. that i

. >> "closing bell" right now. we'll see you tomorrow >>> stocks taking a step back today as the fed meeting gets under way, and walmart sends a chill through wall street. the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand at the market we're pretty much at the lows of the day, down 1.25 of a percent on the dow the s&p 500 is down and the nasdaq is down 2% ahead of big tech earnings which kick off after the bell microsoft and alphabet within the s&p there's some strength in defensive groups like health care, utilities and real estate, all green today everybody else is down consumer discretionary getting hit the hardest. here's a look at the stock of the day and partially who's to blame. walmart pulling back sharply on an earnings warning last night, taking a number of retail and consumer names down with it. much more on that in just a moment. >>> also ahead on the show we've got the senate clearing another hurdle surrounding the c.h.i.p.s

here comes the closing bell. [closing bell rings] liz: red on the screen. big earnings reports.uned tomorrow, "the claman countdown," the live fed news conference you can't miss it. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks. welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. so, looking at the polls, whether liberal, conservative or someplace in between it's very clear that the country has rejected joe biden's administration and his radical big government socialist policies of massive federal spending, extreme nutty climate activism, taxing the wealthy, the successful, taxing all business large and small,

. >> "closing bell" right now. see you tomorrow >>> a big boost for the major averages today the dow is up nearly 700 points, near the highs of the day. nasdaq soaring 3%. the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market it is broad, this rally. almost every dow stock higher. the two that are lower, ibm and j&j, both getting dipping dinge stronger dollar. s&p up nicely, 2.5%. every sector in the green. the leader is industrials along with communication services and financials i will also note that big cap tech is really helping things out. look at the top performers in the nasdaq 100 apple, for instance, is reversing its decline from yesterday. remember there were worries about apple pulling back on spending and hiring? today it's one of the leaders. so are some of the hardest-hit stocks in this market, like match group. marvell technology, meta, netflix earnings after the bell. we've got a great lineup coming your way, in

these images from the bell, russian government apparently show ukrainian forces mining their side of the border in recent days. much of the 1000 kilometer frontier between ukraine and belarus was barely marked, let alone defended before this war. bucklin trips across the board of groceries to see a doctor or part and every day life was not all that you ca, ruiz, to go to bella. ruth law and they would come to us before you die. all just got on somehow little the. i didn't even think a war like this was even possible. i showed me a holler. who knows what snack center could do my. the war has taken its toll on many family ties. the span this border. ha ha, there's not many people here in the village have relative unadilla russian side, religion. some of them have stopped talking to each other because of the war. i believe ukraine will when eventually it has to woo, we can't afford to lose many locals. here. we've given up their jobs to try to make sure that holds true. what you, what on it? we have a security guard. we're g, a driver, shop assistance year, portable and locksmiths. ah.

netflix coming out after the bell. i'm of the personal belief it will surprise to the upside and if we can show netflix we will expect to see a possible short squeeze if they come in certainly better than the ugly guidance that it gave last time around. you say not so fast. >> i say not so fast, because i think that company has more red flags than a communist parade. everything is going the wrong direction, and you know, here is the thing. the only numbers that matters in this report, liz, is going to be did they lose 2 million subscribers or more? the spin doctors will be out in full force and that companies going to continue higher. i don't think that's the case but i might be completely wrong. liz: okay you have to stay until after the show so we can do the told you so. >> absolutely. liz: it's going to be me, but you think it's going to be you. scott redler, the s&p 500, look at this chart. now, it has languished below the 50 day moving average for quite sometime. i believe the longest streak since 2008 which was o

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"closing bell" with sara eisen starts right now >>> thank you, dom and kelly welcome to "closing bell." watch the s&p 500 in this final hour, near the highs of the session. if it does manage to close higher, that will match its longest winning streak of the year the most important hour of trading starts now take a look at where we standing in the market right now. there's the s&p up 1.5%. best performing sector is energy the nasdaq is also doing well, up 2.25% so technology continues its rebound. yes, july around this period is usually seasonally strong, but increasing signs that inflation is easing playing into the narrative here small caps are working today they lagged yesterday, up 2.5% the dow up 1%. you've got big gains for caterpillar, nike and boeing crude oil is up 4.5% after a slide earlier this week. consumer discretionaries going strong as well you've got carnival and borg-warner which hit a 52-week low yesterday is higher so some of the beaten-down cyclicals are working today. technology is working, communication services the two lagging sectors are defensive, real estate

the most important hour of trading starts now welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen where we stand in the market, not too far off session highs. we got as far as 200 on the dow, up about 150 or so most sectors are working the nasdaq up 0.7% it's building on yesterday's gains. the energy exposure and the banks down half a percent. coming up this hour an early investor in coin base. first let's get to elon muoy >> reporter: officials agreed that another rate hike of 50 to 75 basis points would likely be appropriate at its meeting and, in fact, they even acknowledged that a more restrictive stance could be appropriate if inflation remains high inflation becoming entrenched. officials believe the fed's credibility in shifting to tighter policy and they viewed raising rates as meeting the legislative mandate. the resilience of the labor market though some officials did note there could be clouds on the horizon. they would spend more on food, energy, housing. they stressed persistently high inflation could stay in the way of maximum employment. it could resu

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here comes the closing bell.osing bell rings] we were stuck in reverse the first half the morning. then the markets kid a doughnut and put it into drive. big rally day. that will do it for us. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so, let me get this right, we're in a recession and the recession is accompanied by high inflation, milton friedman used to call that inflationary recession, and we are unfortunately going to be afflicted by this discouraging condition for quite some time. so, the biden democrats have put together a new fiscal deal which will raise taxes by 739 billion, designed to make the recession wors a

liz: look out for rich's note after the bell with snap. tesla behind last years bitcoin boom that we saw? right? remember november $69,000 a coin but was it also behind the subsequent bust this year. charlie gasparino, next, with a guest who says that is, indeed, the case, and he will make that case right here closing bell ringing in 15 minutes dow jones industrials gaining 82 points nasdaq up 131. we are coming right back with charlie gasparino and friend. ♪ ♪ it's electric... made extraordinary. ingenuity... in motion. it listens, learns, adapts and anticipates your every need. with intelligence... that feels anything but artificial. the eqs from mercedes-benz. it's the car electric has been waiting for. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. when people come, they say they've tried desilots of diets,ou keep monothing's workedarn. or the

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. >>> it's all about netflix after the closing bell today after the streaming giant looks to rebound from the net subscriber loss in a decade. >>> and later on, big blue black and blue despite the quarterly earnings beat. big details on the ibm report. it is tuesday, july 19th you are watching "worldwide exc exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff things with u.s. stock futures trying to rebound. dow implied higher as well as the nasdaq and s&p a selloff yesterday sent every average a sharply lower for the day. it closed down more than 200 points after being 344 points at session highs to the upside. the risk off trade driven primarily by a report out of bloomberg that apple is planning to slow hiring and spending in the year 2023. apple was a driver of the down side move overall. it is not just apple check out goldman sachs. saying it will slow hiring and looking for more ways to cut expenses goldman sachs shares driving that down side action in yesterday's session. >>> checking on the bond market. yields are moving to the upside. 10-y

that's it for me on "closing bell."ime" with scott wapner >>> and welcome to "overtime," everybody, i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange you just heard the bells, we're just getting started right here at post 9. lots coming up at this hour too. in just a little bit i'll speak to mike mayo about why he cut estimates and price targets for the biggest names. plus lo toney is with us on which tech stock will fare the best in the months ahead we begin with our talk of the tape judgment time for stocks that critical cpi report dropping in the morning, just as earnings season gets hot and heavy. so what are investors to do?

bell rich, an army is very small, it's poorly trained, it has no comb with experience. so most military experts think that even if bela bruce participates, it will be to very marginal degree, more like in some subversion or um intelligence efforts or law likely to again protect the russian army in the rear rather than participated in a full scale invasion. how about the people are with in belarus? how do they view the war in ukraine to eat, to even know, and are they worried about getting further dragged deeper into the conflict? yes, there are some independent polls which anal mostly conducted through the internet. so they're really caught by people who only have access to the internet, but by all the statistics available, it's over 80 percent of the bill origin population on the picture there inside deliveries is actually quite different from what we see within the russian public. for example, a few days ago to polls came out, we can confirm the trends that over 85 percent of beller rouge hands are against to better region armed forces. i'm being deployed to ukraine a

so he did that when he was recruited to to work for bell laboratory series. in several ways. the first was he picked well-known actors. so the character's name even on the back of the dvd box. and and in the script is the fiction writer. played initially by well-known tv character actor eddie albert became more known as his career went on and then in some of the later bell signs films played by richard carlson who would have been recognizable to to viewers from creature from the black lagoon. right kind of a sci-fi context. interestingly carlson to kind of reinforce this idea of the team that capra had carlson directed some of the later films when when capra backed out so there really was this kind of sense of collaboration. similarly if you thought you heard daffy duck you did mel blanc who was voicing many of the looney tunes characters later voiced barney rubble on the flintstones. was part of the voice talent for this and the animators. interestingly headed by a production company run by seamus culhane and underscoring the point here that we have people traveling from fil

joining us for a "closing bell" exclusive is ftx ceo sam bankman-fried. to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you've been a little bit busy, huh? >> yeah, it's been a crazy month. >> yeah, to say the least. you've been on a buying spree in a very, very short amount of time you deployed billions of dollars of assets across the industry scooping up troubled firms, sam. a lot of people have called you the savior of crypto, the patron saint of crypto but also john peer point morgan. i wonder if you agree with any of these names >> i think there is some similarity its and some differences. but in the end i think there weren't very many people who were going to be positioned and willing to step in during the crisis and during the credit crunch and credit crisis part of this downturn. we felt like the most important thing that we could do was to help stop contagion from spreading and backstop customer assets. >> is there any sort of master plan that you have when you're bailing out firms, buying firms, extending credit to firms, buying stakes in firms

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here is the horror and on the bell tower of the church struck the bells on bath.f villainy, they immediately suspected 12 moscow dyakov people. boris godunov and the dump truck started, all the suspects were killed on the right, and a messenger with the news of the bubble rushes from uglich to moscow, he died dmitry . yes, it happens. and so the conclusions of the investigation, no one killed tsarevich died, he was the negligence of many and the judgment of god, that is, according to this version, an accident occurred, the boy suddenly had an attack of epilepsy, and the prince really suffered from seizures, and he himself ran into his nogai knife. for the bolt, moscow severely punished more than 67 were caught and sent into exile. the same rebellious bell that announced the murder followed to the distant tobol and with them. here he is, the legendary first in the history of cast- iron exile executed as a person. and by cutting the tongue and tearing out the ear, the bell received whip. for every dead deacon. for almost 300 years , the exile lasted for him. the dis

adam bell mp, thank you forjoining us tonight. -- aaron - forjoining us tonight. —— aaron bell.ng to spread, with more than ili,000 people being evacuated from parts of south west france. our europe correspondent jessica parker has more. a constant battle being fought in spain, portugal, greece and france. sometimes the flames are contained, sometimes they are not. in france, it has driven people from their homes to shelter in the shade of an evacuation centre. translation: they told me to leave, but i wanted to stay, _ so they came a second time and gave me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. she worries for her house, and then spots something. water bombers flying towards her village of cazaux. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it's a restricted zone. smoke hangs like mist in the woods, an ever—shifting and growing adversary. translation: we see a big difference with climate change. _ we can see that the soil has become drier and drier. for us, the wildfires are the most dangerous. this road, which leads up to t

in the sunny bell wani trial in the south bay guilty on all counts of fraud, the latest from that san jose courtroom plus not everybody is going to get covid. it's just a matter again of using tools in the community sensibly to try and reduce the risk. the bay area's facing another covid search how the new variants are impacting case numbers and why they are more contagious than previous strains . then you may have noticed a slight dip in gas prices. why experts say the price drop might only be temporary. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian and we begin with breaking news in the south bay. the verdict just came in for the criminal fraud trial of former theranos president and ceo sunny bell wani. in just minutes of federal grand jury and sent in san jose announced a guilty verdict for bell wani, all 12 counts. he was indicted along with his ex girlfriend, elizabeth holmes four years ago. accused of defrauding theranos investors and patients homes was found guilty six months ago on four of 11, federal fraud and conspiracy c

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here at the monastery the bell ringing. and, of course, parishioners rejoice at this event. thank you evgeny petrukhina, she spoke about the celebration of the 600th anniversary. the doom of the relics of sergius of radonezh danil makhalin. so the thirty -first season of the russian premier league has started, full of interesting places, unpredictably many summer goals, good fields, let's start from the very beginning and, in order, the current champion, seeming undefeated petersburg zenit began the season in khimki thanks primarily to the preservation of its backbone, the brazilians scored a fairly quick first goal. wendel did it, but then zenit went out, and khimki became more active, leveled and even could win zenit on one side of the nominal loses points on the other, judging by the game, it even gains. before the start of the first round, spartak lost two people at once, inextricably linked with the club, the legend of our football, georgy yartsev, and a pupil passed away at the age of 74 red and white alexander kozlov yartsev, the former coach of the russian national t

alphabet is after the bell tomorrow, meta after the bell wednesday and apple after the bell on thursdayp us trade them is matt mailey. it's great to have you here, matt we're very much talking about the very short term into results. what's priced in, how do you think they can move? let's start with alphabet. >> yeah, alphabet, as you mentioned, the stock is down -- it's down testing its lows for the year you know, i understand why people are worried about what happened with snap last week most people saying we know google is much better than snap and there are concerns about the issues of ad revenues. but we've got a situation that's very unique. this year is a midterm election year, which is usually not a big one but it will be this year speaking with my expert in the field, matt mailey jr., there are records amounts of fund-raising this year they're not going to use it on tv spending. they'll use it in their email programs and move over to areas like the google apps, google search, i'm sorry. so that's a great thing. but the big thing for the stock is that it's cheap it's priced at 17

brothers, and a nuclear power plant in kazloduy was built another 300 enterprises in addition, and only bell pepper. how much was brought here unmeasured remember and brandy with linchev bryak cigarettes are a hell of a lot of delivery, bulgarian lecho and bulgarian canned cabbage rolls were known to everyone in the ussr now in the european union bulgaria is a country of unfulfilled hopes, and the americans of sofia are taxiing so that the country always gets money after the visit of a delegation of american senators led by mccain in 2014 in bulgaria, in the stupidest way , to its own detriment, abandoned the russian gas pipeline of the southern paton, then, by the same alien will, they refused to complete the construction of a new russian nuclear power plant in belyanin, when relations between bulgaria and russia began to get better? he came on a visit to moscow and russia reacted favorably to his requests. and it was just 2018, then spy scandals immediately rained down with an unprecedented density of diplomatic fire from the bulgarians, the americans simply throw them up in order to spoil

and it was quite difficult apparently bell in to - difficult apparently bell in to watch it.reens everywhere? absolutely. there was more support - screens everywhere? absolutely. there was more support in - screens everywhere? absolutely. i there was more support in germany screens everywhere? absolutely. - there was more support in germany a couple _ there was more support in germany a couple of— there was more support in germany a couple of weeks ago, there was a brilliant _ couple of weeks ago, there was a brilliant support from the german fans _ brilliant support from the german fans. , ., . ., ., �*, fans. tell us, how much of women's football do — fans. tell us, how much of women's football do you _ fans. tell us, how much of women's football do you watch _ fans. tell us, how much of women's football do you watch ordinarily. - football do you watch ordinarily. this is a huge reason to come to london and watch this match but what about the rest of the time? i about the rest of the time? i watched the champions league final entering _ watched the champions league final en

we know we know the liberty bell rang.homas jefferson played a part in it, and john adams. we know it took place in philadelphia in independence hall, or the statehouse which it was known at that time, , and we're all familiar with the signature of john hancock who wrote his name so large that king george could read it even without his spectacles. let's take a good look at our great national treasure, our crown jewel so to speak. for itt is a treasure value without compare. out of this comes the constitution. out of that came the bill of rights. out of it cameme our fundamental laws. and out of it came a philosophy and a word that's what the world as no other political idea has ever done before or since. for out of our heritage has come human liberty, democracy, and the birth of a great nation. and this is our heritage. all right, now we know a little of what it is. next, we ask ourselves how did it happen. why was it necessary suddenly to shock off our family ties, to cut the apron strings that bound us to mother england?

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